I prefer to see deaths by date they actually occurred. The closest thing is the CDC's weekly date of death reports and I update my comparison to Minnesota date of…

Weekend research summaries, including a trashy piece of "research" on children, a couple of interesting mask studies and a phenomenal rate of prevalence in India.

I stand by my prediction that the lockdowns and terrorization of the population will kill more Americans than coronavirus will.

Kansas officials try to mask the truth on the non-effect of masks, but they are unmasked.

Depressingly, another new winner in the coronavirus lunacy contest, first prize is an all-expenses paid trip to hell, which currently is located in a number of US states run by…

More screwed up data makes in hard to identify trends in where transmission is occurring.

Oregon shows Minnesota how to report deaths.

By any measure, New York did a far worse job of handling coronavirus than Florida has done.

Death reporting in Minnesota drives me crazy.

More moaning about the Minnesota coronavirus briefings and a couple of end-of-day research summaries.

Another round of research summaries.

More data misrepresentation by mask proponents.

Yet another in the never-ending series of research and other summaries pertinent to the epidemic.

For most Americans the risk of serious illness and death from coronavirus is very low.

Some interesting comparisons in epidemic course across locations.