Perhaps the scariest article of them all . . .

How ‘war’ with coronavirus could lead to lasting government overreach

Under war-like circumstances, history shows there is a very fine line between protecting citizens and eroding rights — and that line can be exploited or extended in times of great uncertainty. 


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