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photo credit: Bigstock I’m back from two weeks in semi-self-imposed Twitter gulag after having refused the tech monopoly’s Darkness at Noon-style demand that I personally delete two of my tweets for being “hateful.” The requirement that I admit my guilt was reminiscent of how Stalin insisted that Bukharin and his other rivals confess to their imaginary crimes. On Jan. 25, 2021, I got an email from Twitter saying: Hi Steve Sailer, Specifically for: Violating our rules aga...

I am an anti-murder journalist-activist. I tweet out, among much else, data-driven analyses of the causes of the record 31% increase in gun murders in 2020 over 2019. You have chosen to suspend my account for 12 hours on the grounds that these tweets are “hateful” and “promote violence,” when in obvious reality that are “data-filled” and are intended to educate the public about the causes of the enormous increase in murders in the US over the last 9 months so America can have a soci...

Good morning, it’s Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021. Inauguration Day is here at last. Four years ago today, Barack and Michelle Obama hosted Donald and Melania Trump at the White House. The outgoing president, following a modern tradition, left an encouraging note for his successor in the Oval Office. Mrs. Trump, following her own instincts, and not first lady custom, handed her predecessor a Tiffany’s box containing, as Mrs. Obama would later reveal, a “lovely” picture frame. At the time, Mic...

comments On Tuesday, the state of Californias health and human services secretary, Dr. Mark Ghaly, announced that the states stay-at-home order would be extended indefinitely for Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley. The order, which covers an 11-county Southern California area, took effect on Dec. 6 and was set to expire January 4, 2021. The news was not a surprise, but the extension of the stay-at-home order illustrates how the states biggest surge is threatening to exhaust intensiv...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- As the first shipments of Pfizers authorized COVID-19 vaccine ship out from Michigan, about 83,000 doses are expected to arrive in Los Angeles County this week. A FedEx plane carrying the regions first shipments landed at Los Angeles International Airport Sunday night, according to the airport. The first batch of COVID-19 vaccine has arrived in Los Angeles at LAX. This is a major milestone for science, our country and our community. Thank you to all those who made this del...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- As the first shipments of Pfizers authorized COVID-19 vaccine ship out from Michigan, about 83,000 doses are expected to arrive in Los Angeles County this week. A FedEx plane carrying the regions first shipments landed at Los Angeles International Airport Sunday night, according to the airport. The first batch of COVID-19 vaccine has arrived in Los Angeles at LAX. This is a major milestone for science, our country and our community. Thank you to all those who made this del...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- As the first shipments of Pfizers authorized COVID-19 vaccine ship out from Michigan, about 83,000 doses are expected to arrive in Los Angeles County this week. A FedEx plane carrying the regions first shipments landed at Los Angeles International Airport Sunday night, according to the airport. The first batch of COVID-19 vaccine has arrived in Los Angeles at LAX. This is a major milestone for science, our country and our community. Thank you to all those who made this del...

Hospitals try to apply lessons learned during the COVID-19 response Print Post-COVID-19, hospitals plan to continue innovations developed in response to the pandemic, including virtual health and closer relationships with employers. One health system will use a modified version of its crisis management team to find continuing opportunities for improvements. An employee newsletter created at the same health system will continue due to employee demand. Although the COVID-19 pandemic con...