These studies are popping up everywhere. First, we had Stanford University. They did a survey — their own survey — medical research. Stanford is not a bunch of slouches. Stanford is not some conservative institution of higher learning. Stanford’s high up on the approved leftist list, okay?

A lot of people have suddenly become very sophisticated about analyzing medical and statistical information regarding the Wuhan virus. Some are good at this and some awful. The problem for most of us is determining which analyses we can trust and finding long-form narratives that are easy to follow. For example, Alex Berenson's Twitter feed is an excellent resource when it comes to debunking bad data, but, so far as I know, he hasn't written an extended narrative collecting the affirmative data. 

For four weeks, Mr Balappa has woken up anxious about how to feed his children. "I spend most of my day searching for rice. I can't look my wife in the eye anymore," the construction worker said.

In case you’ve wondered what a bad week looks like for a California governor, it goes something like this.