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Court reinstates Los Angeles school employees' challenge to vax mandate

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday reversed the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) employees challenging the district's Covid vaccine mandate. Read More.

What? Team USA leaves Caitlin Clark off Olympics roster

On Saturday, the Team USA women's basketball roster for this summer's Paris Olympic Games was announced. Clark is not on the roster. Read More.

Macron dissolves National Assembly after EU election defeat

President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday dissolved France’s National Assembly after Marine Le Pen’s conservative National Rally party trounced Macron's forces in European Union elections that according to exit polls maintained the momentum of anti-immigration and populist forces in other key EU states including Germany and Belgium. Read More.

Nixon on tape: Did the CIA conspire against him?

The United States Intelligence Community comes under the executive branch headed by the president. And yet two pivotal Republican presidents in recent American history found themselves in a death struggle with their own spy chiefs. Read More.

Woke war on beauty: Man, morbidly obese woman win pageants

In the woke world of beauty they are a woman and a plus-size model. Read More.

Global rule: Pfizer’s role in Klaus Schwab’s Great Reset

Do Americans understand that Pfizer is fulfilling a specific stated goal of Klaus Schwab’s Great Reset? Read More.

Hunter Biden trial: Taking out the trash in Wilmington

“A total mess,” posted researcher Garrett Ziegler about the Hunter Biden trial he is attending. Read More.

With convictions cleared, McCloskeys want their guns back

During the riots of the summer of 2020, Mark McCloskey emerged from his home with an AR-15-style rifle, and Patricia McCloskey waved a semi-automatic pistol as a mob broke into their gated community in St. Louis. Read More.

Navarro assesses 'lawfare' strategy against Trump

In a prison interview with Breitbart News, Peter Navarro, the former top economic aide in President Donald Trump’s White House, said the cases against himself and Trump were "unrestrained lawfare designed to interfere with the 2024 election." He sees parallels between the precedent-shattering treatment of Trump, himself and independent media personality Steve Bannon. Read More.

In AZ, at least half a million invalid voter registrations

Research into Arizona's voter rolls discovered between 500,000 and 1.27 million invalid registrations, including deceased people and those who have left the state, according to a lawsuit filed this week by the Arizona Republican Party and the Arizona Free Enterprise Club against Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes. Read More.

Xi’s grand vision: Massive industrial center in Gulf

Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping has called for the establishment of a massive industrial center in the Gulf that could produce practically anything for the global market. Read More.

Analyst says Garland's DOJ must be defunded

In a May 13 meeting of the Election Threats Task Force, Attorney General Merrick Garland stated: "We will aggressively investigate and prosecute those who threaten election workers. That includes continuing our work — through this Task Force, our U.S. Attorneys’ Offices, and our FBI offices across the country — to investigate, disrupt, and combat unlawful threats against those who administer our elections." Read More.

In India, Modi magic narrowly garners third term

This year has turned out be the time of major elections; Mexico, South Africa, Taiwan, European Union, Pakistan, Russia, soon the United Kingdom and in November the United States. Read More.

Is the Biden family jury influencing in Delaware?

With their presence in Delaware on Monday as jury selection began in son Hunter Biden's trial on gun charges, Joe and Jill Biden certainly seemed to be sending a message to potential jurors, HotAir's Karen Townsend noted. Read More.

What did all the Biden billions for green energy actually buy?

The Biden administration has spent tens of billions of dollars on green energy, yet last year the U.S. and the world used record amounts of fossil fuels. Read More.