Jonathan Ketcham News Today

Over the course of the past several decades, federal and state lawmakers have proposed a variety of initiatives to reform America’s health care system and reduce costs. One idea has been to instill competition in the health care markets to enable the industry to operate more like a traditional market.

The study found that districts with full mask requirements had 23 percent lower rates of the coronavirus among students and staff members than districts without the mandates.

The CDCs Insistence on Universal Masking in Schools Looks Less Scientific Every Day

That recommendation, which never had a firm basis, is even harder to justify in the current context.

 A recent NPR report quotes a Maryland mother who complains that you risk being tarred as "a psychotic, anti-vax right-winger" if you dare to question whether children should be forced

Science Feedback, a third-party Facebook "fact checker" known for its controversial fact-checks of news stories and op-eds that challenge official opinion, has admitted it was wrong to fact-check and censor a Reason article. The article stated that the study relied on by the CDC to promote mask mandate in schools is bogus.

Permanent?

The agency’s director has said, repeatedly, that schools without mask mandates have triple the risk of COVID outbreaks. That claim is based on very shak...

The Atlantic called out the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for some of the data it relied upon to  push its case for masking in schools, arguing the agency’s

You might as well make the alternate headline: Bonchie was right.