2021

Abortion Access Tops House Agenda as Congress Returns From Recess

Lawmakers start shuffling back to Washington on Monday after a two-week break and will commence the first round of legislative business since the Supreme Court overturned nationwide abortion rights.

An Office Manager from Florida and a Gates-Funded Professor Are Censoring Studies Linking Mask Usage to Increased Deaths

YET ANOTHER DUBIOUS FACT CHECK. BUT THIS ONE IS EVEN WEIRDER THAN THE LAST.

DeSantis Effect: At $21.8 Billion, Florida Records Highest Surplus in State History

The state of Florida saw a surplus of $21.8 billion for the 2022 fiscal year, the highest in state history and more than 21% higher than the state's spending plan, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday.

Schumer-Aligned Dark Money Nonprofit Raked in Record $105 Million From Anonymous Donors, Tax Forms Show

A dark money nonprofit associated with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer topped $100 million in secretive donations for the first time as the New York politician publicly crusaded against dark money's influence in Washington, tax documents show.

Israeli and Palestinian Leaders Have First Conversation in Years

Israeli PM Yair Lapid has called Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to discuss security ahead of next week’s visit by US President Joe Biden to Israel and the West Bank.

Derek Chauvin Sentenced to 21 Years in Federal Prison

Chauvin's sentence was for depriving George Floyd of his civil rights.

Australia Suspends COVID Passport App

Australia has retired the Digital Passenger Declaration (DPD) app, which had lots of bad reviews. Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil said the app “needs a lot more work.”

Socialist AOC Who Wants to ‘Tax the Rich’ Still Owes New York Taxes From a Failed Business in 2017

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez still hasn't paid state taxes from 2017 for a failed business she owned until 2016.

All Trump-Backed Senate Candidates Undefeated in Primaries

Trump endorsed 13 candidates for Senate in the Republican primaries.

Biden Admin Dishing Out Millions to Advance ‘Racial Equity’ in Food Stamps

The Department of Agriculture is offering roughly $6 million to state agencies so they can advance “racial equity” in a training program used to assist food stamp program participants, according to a federal grant application.

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