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It is so easy to become giddy with the illusion that things are in my control.

As the federal government advises social distancing and governors across the country implement stay-at-home orders to mitigate the virus, Americans are not going out to spend money.

While millions of Americans bow to the threat of COVID-19 – the respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus – by staying home and teleworking, it’s worth asking if the nation’s lawmakers should do the same.

The governor is failing the people of New York AGAIN.

Despite the Trump administration taking bold and unprecedented action to deliver needed aid to the coronavirus-infected epicenter of New York, Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo continues to deflect blame, lash out, and blame anyone and everyone but himself for his state’s failure to properly prepare for a coming pandemic.

The government is advising Americans to cover their faces in public. It's a big change with big implications, and we'll follow it.

President Trump’s response, to date, resembles neither Dr. Jonas Salk nor the Grim Reaper.

You must acknowledge and equip your children to make the most of their education at this time, because it is what will prepare them for the days to come beyond this pandemic.

Joe Biden may very well be the next president of the United States, but it is quite conceivable that it will have nothing to do with his campaign.

As a student of literature and history, I have been encouraged by the number of creative works, cures and calls to kindness that have surfaced during periods of trial.

The bare store shelves you see in some cities across our country are a demand issue, not a supply issue. There is enough food in the United States to feed our citizens.

While government leaders have shut down much of our economy in response to the coronavirus, we should recognize that those efforts could cost lives in other ways.

Unfortunately, we know unemployment will go higher before it goes down again. Roughly 10 million workers have filed unemployment claims over just the past two weeks, as businesses all over the country curtailed operations to fight the spread of the coronavirus pandemic,

Reducing the spread of COVID-19 means disrupting many of our normal activities, but physical distancing and good hygiene are our best defenses.

The rising number of deaths reported in our country because of underlying chronic illness and obesity should alarm everyone.

Do we really think Congress is up to impeaching a president, and up to enacting emergency disaster legislation but needs a 9/11 Commission-style panel to investigate whether President Trump and his subordinates bungled COVID-19?

As a nation, we are currently locked in battle against an enemy that we can only fight together.

If the new normal becomes "all taxpayers must pay for deficits in other states," it will not only encourage reckless spending and poor business practices, it will deepen our red-state blue-state divide.

In times of crisis, presidents have two communications tasks.

Apparently, Chinese doctors already run The New York Times.