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Can a new CDC ACIP panel win back public trust?

I explore the history and challenges facing the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. replaces its members. I trace ACIP’s origins from the 1950s polio vaccine deliberations to today’s complex immunization schedules, causing debate, questioning whether reshuffling its panel can rebuild public confidence amid allegations of industry influence and safety concerns surrounding expansive vaccine…

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ICE ordered to pause most raids on farms, hotels and restaurants…

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ice-ordered-to-pause-most-raids-on-farms-hotels-and-restaurants/ar-AA1GI6c1

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Trump Ends Newsom’s EV Mandate, Auto Industry Breathes Sigh of Relief

https://bonginoreport.com/economy/trump-ends-newsoms-ev-mandate-auto-industry-breathes-sigh-of-relief

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Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Executive Order on Elections

The judge sided with Democratic attorneys general from more than a dozen states.

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Why 9th Circuit Court Overruled Ex-Justice Breyer’s Brother on Trump’s Use of National Guard in LA Riots

It took the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals only a few hours to block a lower court’s ruling against President Donald Trump’s federalization of the… Read More

The post Why 9th Circuit Court Overruled Ex-Justice Breyer’s Brother on Trump’s Use of National Guard in LA Riots appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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Democrat Senator Chris Murphy falsely claims that Suppressors make Mass Public Shootings more deadly and make it so “no one will be able to hear the gun shots”

Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) claims that suppressors make mass public shootings more deadly. Between January 1, 1998 and December 31, 2024, there were 104 mass public shootings, but only two of those involved suppressors (Virginia Beach, Virginia in 2019 and Milwaukee in 2020). The average number of casualties from mass public shootings with suppressors is […]

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Judge Orders Trump Administration to Reinstate Members of Consumer Safety Commission

The administration had argued that Congress intruded on the president’s powers in how it attempted to restrict his ability to fire members of the commission.

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