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Virginia’s New Republican AG Bans Colleges, Universities From Mandating COVID Jabs

Virginia’s new Republican Attorney General, Jason Miyares has issued a legal opinion that bars colleges and universities from forcing students to accept the COVID-19 jab as a condition for in-person enrollment.

Joe Biden Vows to Nominate Black Woman to Supreme Court Before End of February

President Joe Biden announced his plan to nominate a replacement for Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer by the end of February during remarks at the White House on Thursday.

Trump Announces Speakers for Conroe, Texas Rally

President Donald Trump "will be joined by endorsed candidates, members of the Texas Congressional Delegation, and other special guests."

Virginia Attorney General Encourages Supreme Court to Do Away With Roe v. Wade

The newly minted Virginia attorney general is pushing for the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark decision that legalized abortion.

FBI Raids COVID Testing Company Accused of Falsifying Test Results in $124 Million Cover-up

On Saturday, the FBI searched the headquarters of a COVID-19 testing company accused of providing false or deceptive test results.

FBI Agents Search Illinois-Based ‘COVID Control’ Headquarters

The FBI has searched the center while investigating the multimillion-dollar COVID-19 testing business.

Jan. 6 Committee Could Be Used Against Dems in 2022 According to Experts

Experts believe the broad scope of the Jan. 6 committee could come back to haunt Democrats if power in the House changes hands in the upcoming election.

New Virginia Attorney General Fires UVA Counsel Involved in Jan. 6 Investigation

Virginia's new attorney general fired the University of Virginia's counsel, who was on leave from his post to investigate the Jan. 6 riot.

Google Sued by Texas, Washington, D.C. Over Customer Surveillance: ‘Clear Violation of Consumers’ Privacy’

Texas and the District of Columbia sue Big Tech platform for invasion of user privacy.

100 Texas Republicans Urge Court to Reconsider Decision That Stripped AG of Power to Prosecute Election Fraud

At least 100 Texas Republican lawmakers and party leaders are urging the state’s highest criminal court to revisit a decision that dealt a major blow to the state’s ability to prosecute election fraud and jeopardized election integrity laws.

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