Year: 2026
‘Staggering Surrender’: CDC Pushes COVID Vaccines for Healthy People ‘Off-Label,’ Infuriating MAHA
The second Trump administration increasingly resembles the Biden administration on two issues that played a major role in President Donald Trump’s 2024 victory, raising the question of how many foot soldiers Republicans can turn out in November midterms.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention blew past its sibling Food and Drug Administration’s targeted approvals of updated COVID-19 vaccines for elderly and high-risk Americans, quietly issuing recommendations last week that all healthy adults and children starting at 6 months old take the non-sterilizing mRNA products off-label.
Parents Who Treat Boys as Boys and Girls as Girls Are Not Abusers, New Bill Declares
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., introduced a bill Tuesday aiming to prevent child welfare agencies from treating a parent’s refusal to “affirm” a child’s stated transgender identity as child abuse. “The Left’s radical gender ideology is harming children with irreversible treatments and procedures, but in blue states, parents are being punished, and…
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Jack Smith Collected Banking Information On Thousands Of Trump Supporters
‘Yes we acquired financial information’
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ATF Contends 1.4 Billion Firearm Records Do Not Constitute a Gun Registry
https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2026/09/29/atf-contends-14-billion-firearm-records-doesnt-constitute-a-gun-registry-n1233963
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New York’s Experiment in Governing by Racial Outcomes
America is about to find out what happens when a municipal government stops merely measuring racial disparities and instead begins organizing its decisions around them. New York City’s Racial Equity Plan, released Sept. 1 by Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration, is the first citywide racial-equity framework in the Big Apple’s history. It implements a 2022 voter-approved…
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Man Sentenced to 2 Years for $2.3 Million Pandemic Relief Fraud
The individual submitted false tax documentation to secure funding from loan programs.
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Federal Judge Strikes Down New York’s $75 Billion Climate Superfund
Now, two federal judges have ruled against New York’s law to make large oil companies pay for damage it blames on climate change.
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12 People Charged With Federal Election Crimes
Some pleaded guilty, and three of them were in the United States illegally, the Justice Department said.
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