Jon Sanders

All things considered, over 99.9% of people in NC posed no threat of passing along COVID-19 to anyone. An estimated 70.3% of adult North Carolinians now have immunity.

Fewer than half of the "new" deaths reported actually occurred in the past three weeks, while roughly the same proportion occurred back in February or earlier.

Here are how North Carolina's Covid numbers have changed in the three weeks since Cooper's announcement. They are dropping like Wile E. Coyote after looking down.

Martin Kulldorff writes of the strange response he and other health experts received from U.S. media and big tech when they spoke from their expertise about the initial and ongoing response to the Covid-19 pandemic as they witnessed "basic principles of public health [were] thrown out of the window."

All things considered, 99.9% of people in NC posed no threat of passing along COVID-19 to anyone. The estimate is now 69.8% of adult North Carolinians with immunity. This is a "State of Emergency"?

Media won't tell this story at all. How do I know? Because they haven't. It would involve reporting on Gov. Roy Cooper and Atty. Gen. Josh Stein breaking their promises to electricity consumers, which Must Not Ever Be Reported.

Raleigh's welcoming "farrago of witless Marxism" turns a year old today.

Two weeks ago, on May 14, Gov. Roy Cooper surprised himself and the rest of us by lifting nearly all of his personal and business restrictions. True to form, he kept the most scientifically unsupportable ones; namely, forced masks on children in schools and summer camps. But the change…