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U.K. Advises Against Boosters for Those Under 50 Years of Age After MPs Call for Investigation Into Country’s Rising Death Rates Not Attributable to...

Nevertheless, before the program officially closes, the health body did still "strongly encourage everyone who is currently eligible for a first booster and is yet to come forward" and receive one.

Excess Death Rate Spikes in U.K.—MPs Call for ‘Urgent’ Investigation

17,381 deaths were registered in England and Wales during the seven days ending January 13, which is 2,837 more deaths than the average for this time of year.

Household Wealth Optimism Collapses, Global Survey Shows

Barely two in five people believe their families will be better off in the future, according to a regular global survey that also identified growing levels of distrust in institutions among low-income households.

FBI Searches Chinese Outpost in New York Tasked to ‘Collect Intelligence’ for CCP

First time U.S. authorities seize materials from such outposts.

John Bolton Running for President in 2024

"I wouldn’t run as a vanity candidate. If I didn’t think I could run seriously then I wouldn’t get in the race."

Unlike Prior Generations, Analysis Shows Millennials Are Not Getting More Conservative as They Age

A recent study revealed that millennial voters, both in the U.S. and the U.K., are not following the typical rule that as people get older they become more conservative, but instead becoming more liberal over time.

Judge Dismisses Kari Lake Lawsuit

Superior Court Judge Peter Thompson ruled that the claims on trial lacked lacked “clear and convincing” proof of intentional wrongdoing in Maricopa County that would affect the outcome of the Arizona election.

The U.S. Cares About Religious Freedom Abroad, but at Home? Not So Much

The State Department has now designated 12 “Countries of Particular Concern” and placed four more on a “Special Watch List” under the International Religious Freedom Act “for having engaged in or tolerated particularly severe violations of religious freedom.”

Catcalling to Become Illegal in Britain, Up to Two Year Prison Sentence

Catcalling or wolf-whistling is set to become a criminal offence in England with sentences of up to two years in prison

Prepare for ‘Climate Lockdowns’

Sky News anchor Rowan Dean reveals Oxfordshire County Council in Britain will enforce “climate lockdowns” in 2024.

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