Month: May 2021

On Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Evening Edit,” former HHS Assistant Secretary Adm. Brett Giroir said it’s “very possible” that the United States funded gain of function research on coronavirus and that this sort of research “is probably still ongoing there and in a number of other labs in China and probably around …

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The Biden administration on Saturday announced it is granting Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to Haitian nationals who are currently living in the U.S. for 18 months amid ongoing security concerns, poverty and human rights abuses in the country. TPS protects nationals of designated countries living in the U.S. from potential deportation if they are eligible and …

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The Chicago Fraternal Order of Police on Wednesday signaled their displeasure in a symbolic no-confidence vote targeting Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Police Supt. David Brown and First Deputy Supt. Eric Carter. FOP President John Catanzara in a video about the vote pointed to the department nixing the St. Jude Memorial March for fallen officers for the second year straight, and …

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Even liberal media is admitting the coronavirus may have come from a Chinese lab One of the first questions rational people asked, and there are some rational people still out there, after the coronavirus arrived in the United States last year was simple: where did this disease come from?  Finding out was more than a matter of …

Tucker Carlson: Coronavirus was enhanced during ‘reckless, ghoulish, very dangerous experiments’ Read More »

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said Sunday he is not getting vaccinated because he already had Covid-19. Speaking with a conservative radio host on WABC radio, Paul, an Ophthalmologist, said he won’t change his mind unless he sees evidence that people who have already been infected are again getting very sick, needing hospitalization or dying. “Until they …

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US authorities have seized approximately $90,000 from a far-left BLM organizer who ‘stormed the capitol’ right alongside Trump supporters and sold footage he took of US Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt being shot dead by a Capitol Police Officer. John Earle Sullivan of Provo, Utah, was also hit with additional criminal charges and now faces a total of eight …

DOJ Seizes $90K, Charges BLM Agitator Who ‘Stormed Capitol’ And Sold The Footage Read More »

Many Americans have become more germ-conscious since the start of the coronavirus pandemic last year – but Vice President Kamala Harris may have made her apparent concerns too conspicuous. Harris was caught on camera Friday immediately wiping her right hand on her jacket after shaking hands with South Korean President Moon Jae-in at the White House. Harris and Moon discussed …

Kamala Harris wipes hand after greeting South Korean leader, faces Twitter backlash Read More »

A judge in Georgia on Friday ruled to unseal absentee ballots submitted in the 2020 presidential election. Petitioners in an ongoing case will be able to go to where the ballots are stored in Fulton County, Henry County Superior Court Judge Brian Amero said at the conclusion of a hearing. Amero plans to issue an order soon that will set …

Georgia Judge Decides to Unseal Absentee Ballots in Fulton County for Review Read More »

Police officers in New York state could only use physical force as a last resort, would have to meet a higher threshold for using deadly force and would face new criminal penalties for violating those guidelines under a sweeping legislative proposal unveiled Friday. If adopted, the changes could drastically alter the nature of law enforcement …

How a Sweeping New Proposal Would Limit Police Use of Force in New York Read More »

When John Saul’s Marine air-ground task force landed in the Persian Gulf in 1991, the oil fields in Kuwait were ablaze. Heavy, dark smoke colored the sky. “It was black at midday,” he told The War Horse. “Solid black.” The fumes hung onto every breath the 24-year-old helicopter mechanic took. “You could smell it and …

“Nearly All” VA Claims for Gulf War Illness “Improperly Denied” Read More »