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CDC recommends jabbing babies with beastly boosters…
The FDA approved new shots from Pfizer and Moderna earlier this week, ABC News reported .
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended on Tuesday that Americans over six months old receive a COVID-19 booster.
Grounds for Biden impeachment inquiry explained in six words…
His “Dear Colleagues” letter Tuesday evening laid out a simple tale of a politically connected family enriching itself during the Obama years with millions of dollars from foreign oligarchs with an interest in the policy decisions of then-sitting Vice President Joe Biden.
The president facilitated his family’s enrichment as Barack Obama’s vice president by joining phone calls and meetings with his son Hunter’s business associates.
California Bill Banning Student Suspensions for Defying Teachers, Disrupting Classes Passes Legislature
A California bill that would ban schools from suspending students who disrupt class or defy teachers—known as willful defiance suspensions—is one step away from becoming law. The state Senate in May advanced Senate Bill 274, introduced by Sen. Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley), in a 36–3 vote to the state Assembly, where it was placed Aug. 23 […]
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Forensic analysis of deaths in Pfizer’s early mRNA vaccine trial found significant inconsistencies…
4, showed trial subjects vaccinated with Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine experienced a 3.7 times increase in cardiovascular deaths compared to placebo controls—a “significant adverse event signal” not disclosed by Pfizer when the vaccine was authorized for emergency use.
A group of researchers are calling into question Pfizer’s and BioNTech’s early trial data on its original COVID-19 vaccine after a forensic analysis revealed significant inconsistencies between data in the companies’ six-month interim report and publications authored by Pfizer/BioNTech trial site administrators.
Liberty Safe changes access code policy after massive backlash…
Liberty Safe released a statement acknowledging the controversy, offering customers the opportunity to revoke the company’s access to their safe’s code, and changing their law enforcement cooperation practices to now “require a subpoena that legally compels Liberty Safe” before complying.
Liberty Safe, the company currently facing backlash for giving the access code to a safe owned by a January 6 defendant to the FBI, announced a change to its company policy Thursday regarding how it complies with law enforcement in the wake of the controversy.