CDC, NIH collected $63 million in royalties from private sector says report
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) raked in millions of dollars from private enterprises during 2020. NIH and CDC amassed royalties worth a combined $63.4 million in the 2020 financial year (October 2019 to September 2020). According to Children's Health Defense (CHD) some of ...
Mother of child killed by ice cream truck welcomes ‘Tristan’s Law’
Nothing beats hearing the ice cream truck roll past home on a hot summer day, especially for children. Tristan Barhorst died after a speeding car crashed into him on June 12, 2020. The boy had just bought a snack from an ice cream truck on the last day of school in ...
Senate votes to work on $1 trillion infrastructure bill
On Wednesday night, July 28, the Senate voted to begin work on a nearly $1 trillion infrastructure investment package, which helps move the bipartisan bill toward a formal debate and possible passage. After months of negotiations, the Senate voted 67-32 to start a formal Senate consideration toward debating the infrastructure deal ...
Florida couple uses action sports to teach homeschooled kids
A Florida couple was inspired to use action sports to teach homeschooled children. It just so happened to come at a time for the Parkland, Florida, community had decided to homeschool their children following the February 2018 horrific shooting.According to Fox News, the Frallicciardis live within ten minutes of Marjory ...
Democrats veto bill to defund promotion of racial theories in public institutions
House Democrats on Tuesday, July 27, killed a bill introduced by Republican Representative Burgess Owens. The bill, if passed, would have prevented taxpayer funds from being used to finance any initiative that seeks to educate people based on racial distinctions and/or declare the United States to be an essentially racist ...
After US departure from Afghanistan, the Chinese regime meets with Taliban leaders
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with senior Taliban leaders in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin on Wednesday, July 28, in what was seen as a significant step in the new alliance between the communist regime and the resurgent Islamist group that seeks to rule Afghanistan following the confirmation ...
‘Pathetic and disgraceful’: Senator Cotton slams Coca-Cola, Visa, Airbnb execs for not condemning Uighur genocide
The Congressional-Executive Commission on China held a hearing this Tuesday, 27 July 2021, with executives of the companies that will sponsor the Beijing 2022 Olympic Games. Each was asked whether they condemned the genocide against the Uighurs that both the Trump and Biden administrations ratified. Broadly speaking, none of the executives ...
COVID-19 vaccine could make virus more dangerous, warns inventor of mRNA technology
The renowned scientist inventor of the mRNA technology applied to the vaccine against COVID-19, or CCP (Chinese Communist Party) Virus, Dr. Robert Malone, emphasized the danger of vaccination increasing the volatility of the infection. "The vaccine causes the virus to become more infectious than would happen in the absence of vaccination. ...
APWU of 220,000 postal workers opposes mandatory vaccination
The American Postal Workers Union (APWU), which represents more than 220,000 postal workers, opposes the mandatory Covid vaccination that the White House plans to impose on the 4.2 million federal employees. "While the APWU leadership continues to encourage postal workers to voluntarily get vaccinated, it is not the role of the ...
Claims Officer Sicknick died from injuries suffered during the Capitol riots resurfaced on the first day of the hearing
Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick, 42, died the following day after responding to the January 6 riots on Capitol Hill. The protesters stormed the Capitol as lawmakers counted electoral votes to confirm President Joe Biden's victory against Donald Trump. News reports said that the 13-year veteran had been beaten ...
Pelosi says Biden has no power to cancel student loan debts, contradicts calls from Schumer
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has contradicted calls from the progressive left and even Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) urging President Joe Biden to cancel student loan debt, saying the president has no such power. Fox Business cited Pelosi speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, July 28, saying that President ...
Woman charged with murder after man shaken as baby dies of injuries at 35
An ex-babysitter in Texas is facing a first-degree murder charge after the man whom she shook as a baby died after 35 years of struggling with the permanent brain damage caused by the incident. The woman, now 59, Terry McKirchy from Sugar Land, was arrested on July 2 following an indictment ...
Rasmussen: Biden’s job approval falls to new low
President Joe Biden’s job performance fell to a new low on Wednesday, July 28, a half of a year since he took office, according to a survey by Rasmussen Reports. The daily Presidential Tracking Poll shows that 46% of “Likely U.S. Voters” approve the job President Biden is doing, the lowest ...
USA Today removes quote suggesting that vaccinated people may have higher levels of the virus and infect others
Shortly after publishing an article, USA Today removed an excerpt quoting NBC News reporting new data suggesting that vaccinated people may have higher levels of the virus and infect others, according to Trending Politics. Referring to the latest Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) mandate to again push for the ...
Democratic Donor Ed Buck convicted in the overdose deaths of two men in sexual encounters
On Tuesday, a federal jury convicted Democratic Party businessman and donor Ed Buck of nine felony charges that could land him in prison for life, the AP reported. Buck, 66, was found guilty in the deaths of two young men who overdosed on methamphetamine, supplied in exchange for sexual encounters at ...
Iran: protests increase, citizens call for the fall of the regime
Thousands of Iranian citizens have demonstrated during the last weeks demanding the fall of the Islamist dictatorial regime, focusing criticism on the top dictator Ali Khamenei who has been in power since 1989. In recent days the protests reached the capital, Tehran, and protesters were recorded clamoring for the death ...
Black academic challenges claim that maths discriminates, calling ‘anti-racism’ a business
An African American academic from Pennsylvania accused the local school district of promoting a "victim narrative" in classrooms. York College rhetoric associate professor Erec Smith believes teaching children that "mathematics is racist" only encourages extreme left-wing discourse. Smith warns the district's so called 'anti-racist maths' fuels a dangerous belief that practically everything ...
House restores mask mandate after CDC updates guidance
Wearing masks will once again be compulsory in U.S. Congress due to the highly transmissible COVID-19 delta strain, the Capitol physician said. Brian Monahan has ordered all House members to don face garments. The July 27 decision came hours after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reversed its previous ...
Amid US concerns of China nukes buildup, another nuclear missile silo field detected
As U.S. defense officials warned of China's nuclear build-up, this Monday, July 26, came another report of a different nuclear missile silo field. On Monday, July 26, the Federation of American Scientists (FAS) reported that satellite photographs show that China was constructing a new silo field in Hami, in the ...
Legislators push for ‘diplomatic boycott’ of China 2022 Olympics
A bipartisan group of House lawmakers is pushing a measure to trigger a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in China. The boycott would be a consequence of the genocide being committed by the Chinese communist regime against ethnic Uighurs and other Turkish Muslim minority groups, Fox News reported. The ...
