Amid the COVID-19 panic, fake news and misinformation goes rampant.

A member of Donald Trump’s Cabinet, who is also noted as a famed physician, has publicly contradicted his boss about the potential severity of the ongoing coronavirus covid 19 outbreak in the United States.

There are those who are trying their hardest to do just that. But then others are just spouting whatever comes to them at the moment, whether the information is reliable or they're just mouthing partisan attack rhetoric totally divorced from the substance of the outbreak.

This Friday, Tucker Carlson on his evening political talk show, Tucker Carlson Tonight, discussed the recent coronavirus outbreak, what it would mean for America, and what action the U.S. should be taking to combat the threat.

In the U.S., there are currently 11 confirmed deaths caused by COVID-19 also known as coronavirus. Case rates are on the rise, with the virus infecting over 90,000 people worldwide so far.

It's time for universal health coverage, for all of the Frank Wucinskis out there. Turning to GoFundMe is not viable healthcare.

Did UNICEF release a statement saying the coronavirus can be killed by gargling water and sunlight exposure?

A Facebook post claims that the new coronavirus can be prevented by drinking water every 15 minutes.

Almost like a man with a valuable hostage, Donald Trump paraded Dr Fauci in front of the cameras in the White House press briefing room. And like the good soldier that he's been for every president--Democrat or Republican--for going on nearly 40 years now, Dr Fauci told the assembled reporters what Trump wanted him to say.

Rather than obsess over absurd conspiracy theories, Americans should be proud of a federal workforce which shows up every day to perform cutting-edge research, investigate accidents, care for our national parks, and administer any number of federal programs which make a positive difference for millions of your fellow American citizens.