Michael Fumento

Polled opposition to receiving a Covid-19 vaccine in the U.S. and other countries is amazingly high given that no such vaccine even exists yet, nor has one been...

nvisible in this mass hysteria is the utter incompetence of Dr. Robert R. Redfield and to only a lesser extent the conniving of Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Ten years ago I published an article called "No More Crying 'Spanish Flu,' " in part because with every pandemic...

The media should go back to "murder hornets," or find another asteroid with one chance in a zillion of hitting Earth.

This is a game that’s been going on since the earliest days of the COVID-19 outbreak. Since we’re (correctly) under the impression that it’s overwhelmingly a...

The U.S. infection rate obscures something crucially important: Despite the high U.S. rate, six major European countries have a higher per-capita death rate than the U.S., and a...

“A Second Wave of Coronavirus Is Coming.” So warned the Grey Lady recently. As well as many other outlets, adding that we might expect further waves, nay...

From the start, the public health establishment has projected an air of certitude in its advice and policy prescriptions on COVID-19 belied by a record of error on many of the...

'The frustration and anger at the lockdowns and the perception that blacks are getting the worst of it' made the rioters a seething mass waiting to explode, says medical sociologist...

Sweden was right; meaning practically the rest of the world was wrong â?" at a terrible, terrible price.

The reaction to the coronavirus pandemic has been excessive and, at times, irrational. Americans need to show calm, reasoned sanity as the pandemic nears its end.

How a man who drank himself to death shamed a state health department into more transparent record keeping â?" and what it could mean for nationwide coronavirus mortality statistics.

By not locking down, the Nordic outlier has in effect 'front-loaded' its deaths and decreased those deaths later on.

We're living in Orwellian times, certainly.

Robert Redfield takes dire view of scope of coronavirus, but it helps to know he was a driving force behind AIDS hysteria of the '80s and '90s.

Take it from Fauci.

Scandinavia has more to offer than beautiful people, epic poems, and gorgeous scenery. It could be key to figuring out proper responses to the threat posed by COVID-19, and a...

The U.S. is staring at a Netflix-type apocalypse. You know, with feral animals eating human corpses, mutant plants reoccupying streets and buildings, empty restaurants and malls...

Michael Fumento provides much-needed perspective on the coronavirus hysteria.