January

Conservative group Judicial Watch announced that it filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) for documents relating to a Biden staffer involved in the handling of the materials housed at the Penn Biden Center.

The Harvard University-linked Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston is looking to pull dozens of papers authored by its leading researchers after allegations of data falsification.

Truckers have organized a "Take Our Border Back" convoy to begin on January 29.

The Washington State Department of Health has erased the term 'woman' when discussing screenings for cervical cancer.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for "urgent vaccination efforts" to stop the spread of measles across Europe.

In his first public appearance since being hospitalized, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin claimed there is "no credible evidence" that aid to Ukraine was misused.

Forensic investigators hired by a Republican committee recovered over 100 files previously deleted by the January 6 Select Committee.

Harvard's antisemitism task force leader once called Israel a "regime of apartheid."

The U.S. Army has promoted over 10,000 noncommissioned officers (NCO) over the last few years who have not completed the required military education and training academies.

A study published by ESC Heart Failure on January 14 found that autopsy reports point to COVID-19 vaccine injuries as the cause of death in 28 individuals.