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Ex-White House Lawyer Sues Jan. 6 Committee for $67 Million

Passantino filed a Federal Tort Claims Act Complaint, accusing the committee of fabricating a "false narrative" about him and infringing upon his civil rights.

First-Ever H3N8 Bird Flu Human Death Occurs in China 11 Years After Fauci’s NIAID Lab-Engineered Bird Flu to Jump from Birds to Mammals

"The patient was a 56-year-old female from Guangdong province with an onset of illness on 22 February 2023," a WHO announcement reads.

New Zealand to Maintain COVID-19 Restrictions

New Zealand is to keep its COVID-19 mandates, including seven-day isolations and mask mandates in specific settings, for at least two more months.

U.S. Constructs New Biolabs in Ukraine

The United States has resumed its bioloabs program in Ukraine, constructing new laboratories and is set to train personnel, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.

Pentagon to Spread Education’s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Unit Throughout Other Departments

The Pentagon's Department of Defense Education Activity (DODEA) plans to scatter its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) unit across other departments.

Italy Bans OpenAI’s ChatGPT Chatbot Over Privacy Concerns and Lack of Age Verification

Italy has banned OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot due to privacy concerns and lack of age verification, marking the first instance of a Western country blocking the chatbot, while experts call for a moratorium on advanced AI systems development.

Senator Hawley Calls for DOJ Investigation into Nashville School Shooting as a Hate Crime

Missouri Senator Josh Hawley is calling for a Department of Justice investigation into the Nashville school shooting as a hate crime against Christians, citing federal law and urging the FBI and DHS to deploy all necessary resources to hold those accountable for the shooting.

U.S. ‘Strongly Urges’ Compromise As Protests Grow Across Israel

The United States has urged Israel to come to a compromise as soon as possible after protests continue to spread across the nation.

De-Banked: Jan. 6 Defendants Get ‘Terrorist’ Treatment Over Minor Crimes

People prosecuted for low-level felonies and misdemeanors such as trespassing and disorderly conduct for their involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021, storming of the U.S. Capitol say they have been blacklisted by banks and shut out of social media fundraising services.

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