Libby Emmons
Libby Emmons is the Editor-in-chief for The Post Millennial and Human Events. She holds an MFA from Columbia University and a BA from Sarah Lawrence College. She has been published in the New York Post, The Federalist and others. X: @libbyemmons
BREAKING: Boris Johnson tests positive for coronavirus
In a video tweet released by the British Prime Minister this morning, Boris Johnson has revealed that he has tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Newfoundland woman held in jail for refusing to self-isolate
A woman in NL in Corner Brook was arrested on Tuesday for refusing to comply with orders to self-isolate for 14 days after returning to the province.
BREAKING: Prince Charles has tested positive for coronavirus
After NHS testing in Aberdeenshire, Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, has tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Midwives tapped for home births as hospitals deal with coronavirus patients
As hospitals in North America are either overwhelmed or on the brink of it, pregnant women are taking note of the shortage of facilities and trying to make alternative birth plans.
Home school is a drag and we all hate it
For the parents of the 1.1 million school children in New York City, home school has officially begun this week. But is it feasible?
MacKay calls for Conservative Party elections to be sped up
Despite the coronavirus outbreak, or maybe in spite of it, Peter MacKay has called not for a delay in Conservative Party elections, but a speeding up of the process.
De Blasio pleads with US to send supplies to NYC
NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio has issued an urgent missive to the rest of the country to send medical supplies to New York. The City barely has a week of supplies left.
New York obtains Chloroquine and other drugs to treat coronavirus patients
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that New York would obtain Hydroxychloroquine, Zithromax and Chloroquine to treat the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Coronavirus declared transphobic as surgeries delayed
Postponing trans surgeries is the only sane thing to do. Bringing people into the medical infrastructure who are healthy puts both patients and medical staff at risk.
Young people not invincible, 20 percent of US hospitalizations are under 44
The majority of patients experiencing complications are over 65, but early assumptions that the kids would be alright were bit overblown.
Flattening the curve on celebrity culture
Pre-pandemic our culture was a bit celeb obsessed. Now it turns out that they are exactly like us, and as such, we are more interesting.
WATCH: Spring breakers justify party despite pandemic
These kids are simply having less fun on spring break than they're entitled to, and if there were a refund on fun, for sure FEMA would start handing it out.
'KUNG FLU': Media continues politically correct attack on Trump
There is no evidence that anyone involved in the Trump administration used the phrase "Kung Flu" other than the word of one reporter from CBS.
Coronavirus stays active in air for 3 hours, up to days on surfaces
Scientists tested how long coronavirus stays active and that found the virus maintains contagious properties for hours in the air, and days on surfaces.
Canadian banks to allow mortgage deferrals for 6 months
Canada's top six banks will allow mortgage deferrals for up to six months, to help borrowers weather the coronavirus storm.