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SCOTUS Asked To Inject Dose Of Clarity Into Vaccine Mandate Jurisprudence

‘Everybody should want to control their own medical decisions when it doesn’t affect anyone else. The court should clarify that is the law as it now stands.’

California Criminalizes Citizen Journalism

The Golden State Democrats passed the Stop Nick Shirley Act in response to his exposing massive taxpayer-funded fraud tied to immigration groups.

Flu Vaccine Effectiveness Studies Have Major Flaw, Researchers Say

The studies are promoted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Federal Judge Delays Lockerbie Bombing Trial After More Evidence Disclosed

Among those who died at Lockerbie were 35 students from Syracuse University, who were returning home from a semester in Europe.

Memory Chip Maker Micron Unveils Plans for $10 Billion Research Lab in Idaho

Boise-based Micron said the investment will create 90,000 jobs and reinforce U.S. leadership in memory and advanced manufacturing.

AZ Supreme Court says NO to obstructing school voucher program

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – A Teachers Union-led organization used fraudulent signatures in order to get obstructions to the school voucher program on the November ballot in Arizona. The state’s Empowerment Scholarship Account program allows funding allocation to follow the child to the K12 school of their choice rather than automatically assigned to the local…

He Can’t Vote for Congress. The Census Still Gives Him a Seat.

A draft rule now moving through the Commerce Department would rewrite how many House seats each state gets by narrowing who counts as a “resident” on Census Day. The proposal hasn’t been published in the Federal Register. Nobody’s voted on it. But the fact that Washington is drafting it at all tells you the current…

Federal department spent nearly $1 billion on consultants despite Carney’s promised cuts

Subhead:The Carney Liberals continue funnelling huge sums of taxpayer funds to consultants.#

The Department of Employment spent $998.5 million on consultants last year, about 10 percent above its six-year average of $910 million, according to records obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter.

The spending came as the Carney government publicly promised to rein in both the federal bureaucracy and its reliance on consultants.

“We are reducing the size of the public service by 10 percent and cutting management consultants by 20 percent,” Carney said last November, claiming the measures would contribute to $60 billion in taxpayer savings.

Department officials defended the spending in an April briefing binder, saying consultants allow for the “flexible and rapid deployment of resources with specialized skills and expertise” and help with internal systems and departmental transformation.