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NIH Won’t Release COVID Information Due to ‘Misinformation’

The names of scientists working on coronavirus were redacted.

Los Angeles No Longer Requiring Proof of Citizenship For Government Jobs

Los Angeles is ending its requirement for employers to provide proof of citizenship in order to hold government positions.

Health Care Workers Settle COVID Vax Mandate for $10.3 Million

Today, Liberty Counsel settled the nation’s first classwide lawsuit for health care workers over a COVID shot mandate, for more than $10.3 million. The...

More Than 450,000 Acres of Land Purchased by Billionaire-Funded Conservation Organization

The American Prairie (AP) is attempting to form the largest nature park in the U.S. by buying up massive amounts of land in Montana. The group states that its mission is to create "a refuge for people and wildlife preserved forever as part of America's heritage."

Gateway Pundit Files Lawsuit to Unseal Epstein’s Client Records: ‘The Public Has a Right to Know’

"Where are you, New York Times? Where are you, CNN? Where are you, Fox News?"

Dem Prosecutor Disqualified From Pursuing Criminal Case Against Trump Ally

An entire prosecutor’s office in Georgia has been disqualified from pursuing a case against an ally of former President Donald Trump because she helped raise funds for the ally’s political opponent.

U.S. Sells Stockpiled Oil to China

While U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve stockpiles have fallen to their lowest level since 1985, every congressional Democrat voted Wednesday to continue sending oil from...

Federal Judge Blocks Biden Admin’s Guidance Allowing Biological Males in Girls’ School Bathrooms

A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Biden administration’s Title IX guidance on gender identity and sexual orientation.

Judge Denies Steve Bannon’s Request For Delay To Criminal Contempt Trial

The federal judge presiding over former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon’s criminal contempt trial denied his request on Tuesday to delay the trial for one month.

‘Systemic Failures’ in Uvalde: 400 Officers Waited to Confront

Nearly 400 law enforcement officials rushed to a mass shooting at a Uvalde elementary school, but "egregiously poor decision-making" resulted in more than an hour of chaos before the gunman who took 21 lives was finally confronted and killed, according to a damning investigative report released Sunday.

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