C.G. Jones
C.G. Jones is an American journalist and fiction writer. MFA Minnesota State University, BA University of Alabama. He has words in The Post Millennial, The Debrief, Countere Magazine, inter alia. Novel: Project: Sleepless Dream. On Twitter: @Heterodoxica.
Los Angeles likely to extend coronavirus restrictions well into summer
Los Angeles County's stay-at-home order is expected to remain in place for the next three months. Restrictions will be "gradually relaxed" in the form of a five-step plan.
Canada-US border likely to remain closed through June 21 due to coronavirus
The Canada-US border will likely remain closed to all non-essential travel until June 21 in order to keep citizens safe from Covid-19 in both countries.
Jack Dorsey says some Twitter employees can work from home forever
It has become apparent that some Twitter employees will never have to return to their office.
Senator Rand Paul fires back at Dr. Fauci's coronavirus strategy
Senator Rand Paul took Dr. Anthony Fauci to task over the reality and future of the novel coronavirus.
Coronavirus vaccine being tested in China could soon be tested in Canada
A vaccine for the coronavirus developed by a group of Chinese researchers has reached the human trial stage in China, and researchers hope to bring the testing to Canada, too, according to a recent statement by the National Research Council of Canada.
WATCH: California inmates try to infect one another in order to be released from jail
Security cameras at the North County Correctional Facility show inmates passing around containers of water, taking turns drinking, and breathing into a single mask.
Most Canadians find it stressful to be in public during coronavirus
As lockdowns continue to remain in place, a new survey suggests that over half of all Canadians find it stressful to venture out in public.
Rock star Bryan Adams called ‘racist’ for expressing frustration over coronavirus
Canadian singer songwriter Bryan Adams took to social media last night to decry the cancellation of his concert residency at London's Royal Albert Hall.
Starbucks Canada to reopen most locations by the end of the week
Starbucks Canada plans to reopen 65 percent of its stores by the end of the week, with 85 percent of stores set to open by the end of the month.
Doug Ford makes social distancing exception for his family on Mother's Day
As Ontarians wait to see how the government is going to respond to the province's lowest daily increase in coronavirus cases in nearly two months, Doug Ford has went against his own social distancing mandates, and it has not gone unnoticed.
Quebec nurse fakes symptoms to get coronavirus test—results return positive
Nurse Kristy-Lyn Kemp did not display any symptoms for COVID-19 when she faked coronavirus symptoms so she could be tested. The results returned positive.
NBC News BUSTED with deceptive clip about Attorney General's comments on Flynn case
NBC News admitted to breaking the rules in deceptively editing a clip of Attorney General William Barr talking about the case of Michael Flynn, former National Security Advisor.
Jake Tapper attacks news anchor on Twitter for being Christian
Jake Tapper recently took to Twitter to denigrate a news anchor's religious beliefs.
Andrew Cuomo reverses March 25 executive order mandating coronavirus patients be admitted to nursing homes
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has reversed course on his earlier decision to mandate that nursing homes admit elderly patients who have been discharged from hospitals and are recovering from coronavirus.
Ontario sees big drop in coronavirus cases as economy begins to reopen
The number of Covid-19 cases in Ontario have dropped below 300 for the first time in over a month.