Germany Bans Gatherings Of More Than TWO People

While cities in the USA and other countries are banning gatherings of 10, 25, 100, or some other arbitrary number (because apparently the mayors and governors think the virus can only spread if there’s an 11th, 26th, or 101st person), German Chancellor Angela Merkel has decided to ban “gatherings” of two or more people.

DOJ: People Who Deliberately Spread Coronavirus May Face Federal Terrorism Charges

The Department of Justice has announced that people who deliberately spread the coronavirus may face federal terrorism charges for “purposeful exposure and infection.” In a memo to law enforcement agency chiefs and US attorneys, Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen said that “because coronavirus appears to meet the statutory definition of a ‘biological agent’… such acts potentially could implicate the Nation’s terrorism-related statutes.” Rosen wrote that “we have seen an unfortunate array of criminal activity related to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

As Trump Coronavirus Handling Hits 60 Percent Approval, Taxpayer Funded NPR Station Says Won’t Air White House Briefings on Crisis

A National Public Radio station, KUOW-FM in Seattle, Washington has announced it will not air President Trump’s daily White House coronavirus task force press briefings, saying the decision is “due to a pattern of false or misleading information provided that cannot be fact checked in real time.” KUOW is a college radio station owned by the University of Washington with translators and repeaters airing in Bellingham, Olympia and Tumwater.