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Adverse effects? Pfizer’s Covid vaccine has had a few

A document submitted by Pfizer-BioNTech as part of its Biological License Application (BLA) for the Covid vaccine to the FDA, entitled “5.3.6 Cumulative analysis of post-authorization adverse event reports of pf-07302048 (bnt162b2) received through 28-feb-2021”, looked at adverse event reports from Dec. 1, 2020, through Feb. 28, 2021 from 63 countries. Most reports came from the United States and the United Kingdom. Read More.

Secret Service can’t find Hunter Biden travel records

The Secret Service told Republican investigators that it can't find records related to Hunter Biden’s taxpayer-funded travels for 2010, 2011, or 2013 — when Joe Biden was the vice president. Read More.

Stanford women's soccer goalkeeper, 22, dies suddenly

Stanford University star soccer goalkeeper Katie Meyer was found dead in her dorm room on Tuesday. She was 22. Read More.

Gingrich: Good thing about SOTU — it was Pelosi's last

As Joe Biden was spouting "lie after lie, after lie," the one good takeaway from Tuesday's State of the Union address was that it would be the last time House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will be seen at the event, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said. Read More.

Gableman: Wisc. should take 'hard look' at decertifying 2020 election

Among the most egregious of the widespread instances of election fraud reported on Tuesday by a state-appointed special counsel to the Wisconsin Assembly was how elderly nursing home residents were taken advantage of and had votes cast in their names despite being incapable of voting. Read More.

Would China honor nuke ‘umbrella’ deal with Ukraine?

In 2012, China agreed to provide a nuclear deterrent umbrella for Kyiv, which had surrendered its nuclear arsenal. Read More.

Media blame spike in heart ailments on all but the vax

Big Media, which is wholeheartedly dedicated to the narrative that the Covid vaccines are 100 percent safe, has unleashed "a veritable deluge of creepy propaganda offering various explanations for surging heart attacks, strokes, and reproductive system damage." Read More.

Trucker convoys merge in Indianapolis

Six trucker convoys planned to merge in Indianapolis, with organizers say they expect 10,000 additional vehicles to join up with the convoy as it makes its way to the nation's capital for an anti-mandate protest. Read More.

Bizarre arrest video of Eric Coomer in Colorado

Police body cam video out of Salida, Colorado shows former Dominion Voting Systems executive Eric Coomer continually denying to police that he was responsible for crashing his truck into a building before finally admitting he indeed was behind the wheel. Read More.

Democrats' abortion on demand bill defeated

Democrats' attempt to force states to allow abortions for any reason until at least the point of viability was defeated in the Senate on Monday as West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin voted with Republicans. Read More.

Remembering Andrew Breitbart: Left us on March 1, 2012

Ten years ago, we lost a giant: Andrew Breitbart. He was a visionary. Read More.

Report: Zuckerberg grants violated Wisc. bribery laws

Millions of dollars in grant funds from Mark Zuckerberg that went exclusively to Democrat strongholds in Wisconsin were a violation of the state election code’s prohibition on bribery, according to a report submitted on Tuesday by a state-appointed special counsel to the Wisconsin Assembly. Read More.

Hot war fervor: Tucker Carlson airs D.C. clowns explaining Ukraine tragedy

Tucker Carlson called out the often conflicted and hypocritical Swamp inhabitants in his Monday monologue, noting that the nation counts on such authoritative influencers to inject sanity into debates on the appropriate American response to inflamed international developments. Read More.

Trump outlines new vision for nation’s future

What did President Donald J Trump learn from four years of non-stop attacks in Washington as his policies were systematically undermined by a hostile bureaucracy and political-media establishment? What would he do differently upon returning to the White House? Read More.

Jan. 6 defendant Matthew Perna, 37; 'Justice system killed his spirit'

Jan. 6 defendant Matthew Perna, 37, committed suicide on Feb. 25, according to an obituary posted by his family. Read More.