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How Government Spending Fuels Inflation

When debt grows so much that people don’t believe the Treasury will pay it, they sell their bonds and buy other things, sending prices through the roof.

EU State Sets up Commission on Legality of COVID Jab Mandates

Two doctors and two lawyers will produce a report on whether Austria’s mandatory jabs are illegal

Thousands of Texas Ballots Rejected for Not Having Valid I.D.

New GOP voter integrity law reveals 3,475 mail-in ballots didn't have valid voter identification.

Boon-Docking Communities See Surge of New Arrivals as Housing Prices Soar

At age 63, Tom, a retired clerical worker, wasn’t planning to live out his golden years in the back seat of an old beater car in Arizona’s Sonoran Desert.

Corporate America Relaxes Mask Rules, Reopens Offices as Blue States Relent on COVID-19 Mandates

Retailers await CDC mask update, struggle with fractured landscape

73% of U.S. Now Immune to Omicron: AP

Most Americans are protected from the virus.

Russian Officials Using Memes to Poke Fun at International Concern Over War

Officials from Russia have begun to make jokes at the expense of Western nations, claiming their mistrust of Russia over potential war.

Switzerland Has Moved to Lift Almost All COVID Restrictions

The Swiss government has decided to drop most of their coronavirus restrictions as record-high Omicron variant infections haven’t caused correlating hospitalizations.

The Tribe That Wants Kids Forever Masked

One critical benchmark of a civilized society is how it treats its most vulnerable human populations and how it treats animals.

D.C. Ending Indoor Mask, Vax Mandate

Masks still required in schools, places of worship, nursing facilities, childcare facilities, and libraries.

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