August

COVID-19 expert Dr. Peter McCullough sued by Texas-based health system

'I have not falsely represented myself as a spokesperson for Baylor Scott & White, nor have I publicly claimed past senior leadership roles at any prior institution,' McCullough said.

CA Gov. Newsom Recall to Use Mail-In Ballots Amid 2020 Election Fraud Claims

Social media reacts to mail-in-ballots being used for the California gubernatorial recall election.

After Attacking ‘Racist’ Voter ID Laws, NYC Gov’t Mandates Vax Pass Targeting 2/3 of Black Residents

The Big Apple introduced a proof of vaccination requirement for bars, restaurants, gyms, public entertainment and other venues on Tuesday, after months of wrangling with rights groups about whether such measures might constitute a violation of citizens’ rights and privacy.

2020 Election Audits: Dominion & Maricopa County Defy Arizona GOP’s Subpoenas, DoJ Issues Warning

Last week, the Arizona state Senate requested election materials from Maricopa County and Dominion Voting Systems. However, county officials and voting machine manufacturers refused to comply with the Senate's latest subpoenas, arguing that they are "invalid."

Christian Company Announces Upcoming Alternative To PayPal Following News Of Partnership With ADL

Christian-owned free speech platform Gab came up with their own alternative payment system, GabPay.

New York becomes first US city to require proof of Covid-19 vaccination for indoor dining, gyms, & performances

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced an aggressive new strategy to get people vaccinated against Covid-19, confirming that activities like indoor dining and attending gyms will soon be exclusively for the inoculated.

Trump to Hold Rally in Alabama on August 21st

President Donald J. Trump will deliver remarks at a major rally in Cullman, Alabama.

Congress misses key debt-ceiling deadline: What that means, what happens next

Lawmakers missed deadline to extend 2-year suspension of debt ceiling.

US Lawmaker to Sleep Outside Capitol to Promote Extending Eviction Moratorium

A moratorium on evictions was declared by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to prevent tenants from eviction for failing to pay rent amid a raging coronavirus pandemic and financial troubles caused by lockdowns.

U.S. Senate in rare Saturday session on $1 trillion infrastructure bill

The U.S. Senate in a rare Saturday session worked on a bill that would spend $1 trillion on roads, rail lines and other infrastructure, as lawmakers from both parties sought to advance President Joe Biden's top legislative priority.

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