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YouTube bans covid interview with White House adviser

YouTube has apparently decided that the communist-China friendly World Health Organization (WHO) is a more reliable source on the coronavirus than a White House medical adviser who was chief of nueroradiology at Stanford University Medical Center for more than a decade. Read More.

Bail for Lancaster rioters set at $1 million each

A Pennsylvania judge set bail at $1 million for 9 of 12 adults arrested in rioting that took place in Lancaster on Monday. Read More.

Columnist: Sports fans need to defund pro athletes

Pro athletes and teams are pledging to use their wealth to push more and more fraudulent social justice warriorism, it’s too much. Read More.

Biden of Oz: Media’s make-believe campaign

Joe Biden's handlers and the major media have worked in concert to project the holographic image fronting the narrative of a supposed moderate candidate who radiates "an aura of kindness and moderation in times of plague, panic, and protest," historian and columnist Victor Davis Hanson noted. Read More.

Abraham Accord first peace deal with Arab states since '94

Leaders from Israel, United Arab Emirates and Bahrain gathered with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday to sign the Abraham Accords, establishing full, normalized relations between Israel and the two Gulf Arab states. Read More.

Why is the American West Coast on fire?

Is climate change the culprit behind the wildfires raging on the West Coast? Or is it more a combination of loony leftist policies and disturbed individuals who like to set fires for thrills? Read More.

Antibody found which neutralizes covid

Scientists at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine reported they have discovered an antibody component which “completely and specifically neutralizes” SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes covid. Read More.

Stanford journalism prof pens obituary of ‘objectivity’

American journalism should abandon all objectivity in the name of "social justice," according to a Stanford communications professor. Read More.

Virologist: Research shows covid originated in Wuhan lab

A Chinese virologist said that she will publish research which proves the coronavirus was human-made in a Wuhan, China laboratory. Read More.

Biden vows to re-institute assault weapons ban

Despite a lack of evidence that banning assault weapons reduces crime, Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden said, as president, he intends to re-institute a ban on the firearms. Read More.

CNN's sympathetic portrait of Kenosha rioter

A rioter in Kenosha, Wisconsin who had part of his arm shot off after he pulled a gun on 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse was portrayed in an interview on CNN as a heroic victim who was merely a "peaceful protester." Read More.

Pennsylvania covid lockdown orders ruled unconstitutional

A federal judge on Monday struck down Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf’s coronavirus lockdown orders which required citizens to stay at home, placed size limits on gatherings and ordered “non-life-sustaining” businesses to shut down. Read More.

A closer look at Black Lives Matter ideology

A closer look at the radical organization shows a group led by trained Marxists who seek to abolish capitalism and institute a leftist ideology that would completely upend American economic and social life. Read More.

Jaguars' Eifert wears name of slain police officer on helmet

Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Tyler Eifert chose to have the name of fallen retired police officer David Dorn on the back of his helmet in Sunday's NFL opener. Read More.

Postal Service gears up for mass mail-in votes

“We’re ready to deliver for you. Make sure you’re ready too,” states a postcard from the Untied States Postal Service (USPS) pertaining to mail-in voting for the 2020 election. Read More.