Coronavirus

It's getting harder and harder to believe it when Russia says they won't invade. I am reminded of the Iraqi spokesperson who lied about the war until the bitter end.

Taking a look at the growth of the virus over the past two weeks shows some interesting trends.  Growth slowed in all of the...

We had French toast for breakfast, made with our homemade bread, and it wasn’t bad. As you can see in the photo, I let the load bake a bit too long and the crust was thicker and harder than I like. This bread would make great croutons, stuffing, or bread crumbs. But it is filling; two slices will hold you for many hours.

Have you ever noticed than when many people refuse to do something or use something, that something fades and loses its luster?

There’s an economic cost to keeping the country shutdown and a cost in lives if we reopen. We need to strike a balance where we can move forward without endangering vulnerable groups.

As the U.S. passes 7 million cases of COVID-19, the end is nowhere near. Prepare now for another wave this winter.

July was the worst month in our battle against coronavirus, with almost 2 million new cases in the U.S. and 7 million worldwide.

Costs Rise for Chinese Producers as Their Producer Price Index Climbs 13.5 Percent This article on production and sales of consumer goods in China has...

“Despite being the Pickled Prepper, I am not that a heavy drinker,” I say with a slightly slurred voice.  “Honest.” But I am curious why they are...

78 years ago, we faced a surprise attack from Japan, battled back and won the war. As the fight against COVID-19 continues, we need to remember that victory does not always come easily.