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Politics

Arizona Senate Passes Ban on Abortion After 15 Weeks

The Republican-led Arizona Senate passed a bill prohibiting doctors from performing abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy. The state’s legislature approved the proposed legislation in a 16 to 13 vote Tuesday, The Hill reports. According to the bill, medical officials who perform abortions after the 15-week mark could face a year in prison and lose […]

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Media

Zucker’s Lover ALSO Resigns from CNN

Allison Gollust, CNN’s executive vice president and chief marketing officer, resigned from the network following news of her relationship with her ousted former boss Jeff Zucker. “Earlier today Allison Gollust resigned from CNN following the conclusion of the Company’s investigation into issues associated with Chris Cuomo and former Governor Andrew Cuomo,” WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar […]

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Opinion

The Axis of Autocracy and the New Cold War

Two vastly important geopolitical developments have dominated the international spectrum in recent months – the escalating crisis in Ukraine, and the ever-increasing diplomatic and economic synergy between Xi Jinping’s China and Vladimir Putin’s Russia. Any approach to the former must heavily consider the subsequent ramifications upon the latter. The heretofore informal Sino-Russian alliance – recently […]

By Jack McPherrin

Faith & Family

Sandy Hook Families Reach $73M Settlement with Remington

Remington, the gun manufacturer that designed the rifle used in the devastating Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, reached a settlement with the victims’ families. The shooter, Adam Lanza, used a Remington rifle to kill 26 victims in Connecticut in 2012. The now-bankrupt gun maker agreed to pay $73 million to the victims’ families, as well […]

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Faith & Family

Family of Late Halyna Hutchins Sues Alec Baldwin, ‘Rust’ Crew

The family of Halyna Hutchins is suing Alec Baldwin and the “Rust” crew, arguing their “reckless conduct” led to the cinematographer’s death in last year’s on-set shooting. “We believe…the allegations of the numerous violations of industry standards that occurred by Mr. Baldwin and others that were charged with safety on set,” Brian Panish, an attorney […]

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Politics

Prince Andrew Settles with Accuser in Sexual Abuse Lawsuit

Prince Andrew reached a settlement agreement with a woman who accused him of sexually abusing her as a teen. As previously reported by Human Events News, Virginia Giuffre – who also accused Jeffrey Epstein of sexual exploitation – sued Prince Andrew for allegedly sexually assaulting her when she was only 17. “I am holding Prince […]

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Culture

EXCLUSIVE: Glenbrook North Student Lights a Fire with Dissident Action

Northbrook, IL: Glenbrook North High School senior Peter Christos lit a spark this this past Friday in the ultra-woke north shore suburb of Chicago by showing up to school maskless along with some fellow classmates. The event triggered a physical assault on Christos, and also contributed to the scheduling of a Turning Point USA “No […]

By Brent Hamachek

Politics

Senate Republicans Introduce Resolution to Reopen Capitol to the Public

A group of Senate Republicans introduced a resolution calling for the U.S. Capitol and Senate office buildings to reopen to the public after nearly two years of restrictions. Sen. Bill Hagerty and 26 of his colleagues urged that Congress should allow constituents and tourists in, just as countless other businesses have reopened to the public […]

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National Security

POLL: Majority of Americans Unhappy with Biden’s Immigration Policies

According to a new poll, the majority of Americans are unhappy with Biden’s current immigration policies. The Gallup poll released Monday found that 58 percent of surveyed Americans are dissatisfied with the current level of immigration, compared to 34 percent who are satisfied. “This marks an eight-percentage-point increase in dissatisfaction since last year and a […]

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World

Over 1400 NYC Employees Fired Over Vaccine Refusal

Over 1,400 New York City employees were fired on Friday over their refusal to get the COVID-19 vaccine. City officials said 1,430 city employees were fired after they were on unpaid leave for months, The Hill reports. The city’s Education Department and Housing Authority were the agencies with the largest termination rate, with 914 and […]

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World

U.S. Embassy in Kyiv Closes Amid Increased Threat of Russian Invasion

The U.S. is closing its embassy in Kyiv ahead of a possible Russian invasion in Ukraine, according to Secretary of State Antony Blinken. “We are in the process of temporarily relocating our Embassy operations in Ukraine from our Embassy in Kyiv to Lviv due to the dramatic acceleration in the buildup of Russian forces,” Blinken […]

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Media

Sen. Marshall to Introduce Bill Ending COVID-19 National Emergency Declaration

Sen. Roger Marshall will introduce a bill Monday that would end the COVID-19 national emergency declaration. The legislation is powered by a provision in the National Emergencies Act, a law that grants presidents special power to deal with national emergencies outside natural disasters or war, Fox News reports. Marshall’s legislation would revoke many of the […]

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Politics

Republican Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Require Federal Employees Go Back to the Office

Republican Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs is introducing legislation to require workers at U.S. federal agencies to go back to work in-person. The Return to Work Act mandates that agencies reinstate whatever telework policies they had in place prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Just the News reports. “Beginning on the date on which the head of […]

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Culture

Washington D.C. to End Vaccine, Mask Mandates

Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Monday that the nation’s capital will end its vaccine mandate this week and its mask mandate on March 1. “COVID is not as deadly as it was,” Bowser said, noting people can now get vaccinated, The Hill reports. “Getting vaccinated and booster, we can’t emphasize enough,” she added. The […]

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World

Mike Lindell Shows His Support, Will Send Pillows to Canadian ‘Freedom Convoy’

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell is showing his support for the Canadian “Freedom Convoy” truckers by sending them pillows. Over the weekend, Lindell told the Right Side Broadcasting network that “all of [his] employees are busy making pillows right now for the truckers in Canada.” “We’re going to try and get them through,” he said. “I’m […]

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Politics

Biden Administration Begs Court Not to Release Dominion Voting Systems Report

Biden officials at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency urged a judge not to release a report on Dominion Voting Systems equipment in Georgia, arguing the move would “threaten election security.” The agency already obtained an unredacted version of the report, which was written by University of Michigan Center for Computer Security and Society Director J. […]

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Opinion

“Keep America Miserable – Vote Democrat!”

Daily am I reminded of my late, Truman-Democrat father’s perspicacious observation of the now octogenarian New Left: “They’re only happy when they’re miserable.” An Irish-Catholic raised in an orphanage, he knew a bit about the subject. Yet, cursorily and rightly dismissing the radical Left out of hand, he didn’t waste time elaborating as to why […]

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotter

World

FDA Grants Emergency Use Authorization for New Monoclonal Antibody Treatment

The FDA on Saturday announced an emergency use authorization for a new monoclonal antibody treatment against COVID-19. The emergency use authorization for the new drug, called bebtelovimab, is for the treatment of “mild to moderate COVID-19 in adults and pediatric patients,” the FDA said Friday. This includes those with a positive virus test who are […]

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Opinion

The Heroic Women of Team USA

The 2022 Winter Olympics look much different this year. The Olympic games in Beijing have been riddled with controversy due to the Chinese Communist Party committing genocide in Xinjiang and the emerging reports of poor living conditions in the Olympic Village. The tragic realities surrounding the games have cast an unfortunate shadow over what should […]

By Callista L. Gingrich

World

Biden Administration Orders 3,000 More Troops to Poland

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Friday ordered an additional 3,000 U.S. troops to Poland amid fears over a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine. The extra forces, sent at the direction of Biden, increase the total number of U.S. forces deployed to Eastern Europe to 6,000. The troops will depart over the next few days and […]

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Media

Apple Face I.D. Now Works with Masks

Apple iPhone users will now find it easier to unlock their devices while wearing masks, raising privacy concerns. The iOS 15.4 beta, which currently works only on newer iPhone models, adjusts facial recognition to recognize users wearing masks by “authenticating the unique features around your eyes,” per Just the News. Users previously needed to also […]

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Faith & Family

Pfizer to Delay FDA Vaccine Authorization for Children Under 5

Pfizer on Friday said it’s delaying its FDA vaccine authorization request for children under five years old because there’s not enough data yet on the efficacy of a third dose. The agency said an FDA advisory panel meeting, originally scheduled for next week, has been postponed. “Cases continue to accumulate according to the study protocol […]

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National Security

REPORT: Declassified Documents Claim CIA Secretly Collected Americans’ Private Data

Two Democratic U.S. Senators on Thursday accused the CIA of collecting Americans’ private data without official oversight meant to protect against civil liberties violations. As reported by the Daily Caller, Democratic Sens. Ron Wyden and Martin Heinrich wrote a letter in April of 2021 demanding that CIA director William J. Burns and the U.S. Director […]

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