Alleged 9/11 Mastermind to Receive U.S. COVID Vaccine
Here’s a real kick in the shin: chances are accused 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will get the COVID vaccine before you do.
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Democrats Plan to Ignore GOP in Pursuit of Stimulus
President Joe Biden’s administration and Democrats in Congress have vowed to press forward with the president’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package amid Republican objections to the bill’s size.
Report: Facebook Preparing Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple
A recent report from the Information claims that tech giant Facebook plans to take on rival Apple in an antitrust lawsuit related to its iOS 14 privacy features.
Twitter Locks Focus on the Family Page Over ‘Hateful’ Content
The president of Focus on the Family said Twitter locked the page of the Daily Citizen — an arm of the large, well-known Christian organization — for posting “hateful” content.
AOC Is Claiming Senator Cruz Tried to Have Her Killed
Maybe this is part of Democrat Joe Biden’s agenda for national “unity” after his victory in a November election that tens of millions of Americans still believe was not legitimate.
Lawmakers Introducing Bill Protecting Children With Down Syndrome From Extermination
Children with Down syndrome are being targeted and exterminated at alarming rates. In the United States, 67 percent of babies with a Down syndrome diagnosis are aborted.
Report: Grandma-Killer Governor Undercounted COVID-19 Deaths in Nursing Homes
Governor lied about the number of COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes due to his inadequate leadership and policy that sent infected patients into care facilities during the pandemic.
2020 Election: Maricopa County Officials Approve Forensic Audit of Voting Systems
Maricopa County in Arizona will carry out a comprehensive forensic audit of its voting systems.
Is Anyone Going to Ask Why Thousands of Troops Are Still in DC After Biden’s Inauguration?
Joe Biden is president. The inauguration is over. So, why do we still have troops in the capital?
Colleges Threatening Students Who Ignore COVID-19 Rules
Universities around the U.S. are cutting off students’ Wi-Fi access and their ability to use paid University services if they do not comply with COVID-19 policies.