Plus: How Multimillion-Dollar PGA Deal Stopped China’s War on Golf
February 2 2022
Happy Groundhog Day from Washington, where public health officials now take back much of what they said was factual about COVID-19. In a video report, our Mary Margaret Olohan breaks down 10 examples. The PGA’s lucrative deal with Communist China has a transparency problem, Fred Lucas reports. On the podcast, Doug Blair talks with movie lover and critic Christian Toto about the awokening of Hollywood. Plus: Russia’s little-known nuclear advantage; Supremes will sort out discrimination by Harvard; and parents get hooked on homeschooling. Sixty years ago today, the first U.S. warplane goes down in South Vietnam when a C-123 crashes while spraying defoliant to thwart the Viet Cong.
We just need 15 days to slow the spread. Cloth face masks impact transmission. A vaccinated person can’t get COVID-19. These are just some of the claims that ended up being untrue.
The primary consequence of Harvard’s discrimination won’t just be Asian American deprivation. It will be the penalization of hard work felt by America’s high-achieving students.
After looking at what his kids were learning and experiencing the fatigue of remote learning under COVID-19 guidelines, John Yesawich recalls concluding, “I think we can do better than this.”
