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Mandated jab? Website offers legal options

No one has the right to mandate an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) approved vaccine, which all current Covid vaccines are, according to a website offering legal advice for those facing mandated vaccination. Read More.

Petition seeks to decertify Arizona 2020 election

State Sen. Wendy Rogers kicked off the fight to decertify Arizona's 2020 election results as Maricopa County ducked a second subpoena to produce the materials needed to complete the audit report. Read More.

Australia goes full Orwell; Europe rocked by protests

Australian officials have reportedly gone to extremes after only 210 new coronavirus cases were recorded in and around Sydney. Read More.

DeSantis to Biden: 'I’m standing in your way'

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said on Thursday that "we can either have a free society, or we can have a biomedical security state. Florida, we’re a free state." Read More.

Mileage tax slipped into Senate infrastructure bill

Well, what do you know? A test program to create a system for taxing drivers based on their vehicle mileage turned up in the Senate's infrastructure legislation. Read More.

Sex-selective abortions killing millions of girls

The preference for sons in many societies combined with access to abortions has led to a wide gender gap, a report said. Read More.

Paul: Don't listen to superspreader of fear Fauci

As Dr. Anthony Fauci and the "lockdown Mafia" continue to spread fear over the so-called delta variant of Covid, Sen. Rand Paul said that Americans must send a message to Fauci: “We’re done listening to you!” Read More.

China demands reversal of tough Trump policies

From the beginning of the Biden administration in January 2021, the communist government in Beijing has sensed weakness and has continued to capitalize on that vulnerability, analysts say. Read More.

Missouri governor pardons McCloskeys

Missouri Republican Gov. Mike Parson announced on Tuesday that he had issued pardons for Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the couple who had brandished guns as rioters broke through a gate in their St. Louis community last summer. Read More.

Russia hoax: Can FBI ever repair its reputation?

On July 31, 2016, the FBI opened its Crossfire Hurricane investigation of the presidential campaign of Donald Trump that ended up effectively paralyzing the new administration's executive operations before they started. Read More.

What if your family lived in McAllen, Texas?

Imagine you’re a resident of McAllen, Texas and you hear yet another Biden or ex-Obama administration official yammering on your television set about the existential threat posed to all humankind by unmasked and unvaccinated Americans in the Age of the Coronavirus as you witness before your very eyes your town being used as a Grand Central Station for waves of illegal aliens making their way into the nation’s heartland. Read More.

Mask-free Sweden nears zero daily Covid deaths

Sweden never locked down or imposed mask mandates. Sweden is currently hovering at zero Covid deaths per day. Read More.

Lawyer for Jan. 6 defendant disgusted by the 'facts'

The defense attorney for Richard Barnett, the Arkansas man who famously posed for a picture with his feet up on a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office during the Jan. 6 Capitol Hill unrest, says the federal government is bullying its way to a “terrorism” prosecution of those arrested over the events of that day in flagrant violation of Constitutional norms. Read More.

Wokeism has triggered incompetence at all levels

Wokeism now pervades American society as a "pandemic of its own," historian and columnist Victor Davis Hanson noted. Read More.

OCME quickly requested cremation for Babbitt

Washington, D.C.’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) submitted a request for permission to cremate Ashli Babbitt just two days after taking custody of her body, according to documents obtained by Judicial Watch. Read More.