Day: October 7, 2025

Federally Funded Researchers Bury Results on COVID Vaccine Effect on Liver, Kidney Risks in Youth

The Trump administration’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention put the nail in the coffin of one-size-fits-all COVID-19 vaccine recommendations Monday, updating its children and adult vaccination schedules to encourage physicians, nurses and pharmacists to discuss harms and benefits from vaccination specific to each patient before they get jabbed.
Parents may get an incomplete picture from healthcare providers who don’t look too closely at federally funded research that promotes indiscriminate COVID jabs for kids, though.

Gorsuch, Barrett Blast Colorado’s Double Standard On Talk Therapy For Kids With Gender Dysphoria

Under Colorado’s argument, a state could "forbid a regulated licensed professional from affirming homosexuality if that were consistent with the then-prevailing ‘standard of care.’"

FBI Chief Patel Fires Agents Involved in Spying on GOP Senators

FBI Director Kash Patel has fired the agents involved in spying on nine Republican senators during Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Arctic Frost probe of the mostly peaceful protests at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. And snooping didn’t just involve the senators’ official business. FBI agents also tracked personal conversations and activities.  Patel acted …

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Mamdani Marks Oct. 7 With 1 Sentence Mourning Hamas Victims, Three Paragraphs Attacking Israel

‘Netanyahu and the Israeli government launched a genocidal war’

Joy Behar Claims Without Evidence That National Guard Will ‘Stop’ Future Elections

‘This is a pretext to stop the next election’

Texas National Guardsmen Arrive in Illinois After Mobilization by Trump

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and other Democrats have opposed the president’s deployment of National Guard to Chicago, America’s third-largest city.

Massachusetts Bill Would Create Tax on Gun, Ammo Sales

Texas Ends ABA’s Accreditation Monopoly in the Lone Star State

In the little over 100 years since its founding, the American Bar Association has transformed from an organization designed to promote best practices in the… Read More

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