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Pfizer Vaccine Protects 33% Against Omicron Infection, 70% Against Hospitalizations

Two doses of the Pfizer vaccine provide just 33 percent protection against the Omicron variant, but 70 percent protection against hospitalization, according to an analysis in South Africa released Tuesday. The first analysis of vaccine effectiveness in the region, where the new variant was discovered, appears to support early indications that omicron is more easily […]

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National Security

Air Force Discharges 27 Members Over Vaccine Refusal

The U.S. Air Force discharged 27 members for refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine, the first action of its kind from any military branch. The Air Force required its members to get vaccinated by November 2, but the Pentagon has allowed other branches to determine their own deadlines, the Daily Caller reports. While most of […]

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Economy

November Wholesale Prices Increased at Fastest Pace on Record

Wholesale prices in November increased at their fastest pace on record, the Labor Department reported on Tuesday. The producer price index, for what the federal government calls “final demand,” rose 0.8 percent in November and increased a whopping 9.6 percent over the last year, Just the News reports. Economists predicted an annual increase of 9.2 […]

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World

California Implements Indoor Mask Mandate

California re-implemented a mask mandate on Monday, becoming one of the few states in the nation to do so. Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly said the mandate would go into effect Wednesday and remain in place until January 15 due to rising COVID-19 cases, Just the News reports. “We are proactively putting […]

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Politics

House Jan. 6 Inquisition Votes to Hold Mark Meadows in Criminal Contempt

The House January 6th Inquisition voted on Monday to recommend that the House bring criminal contempt charges against former Chief of Staff Mark Meadows. The vote was 9 to 0, Just the News reports. “Whatever legacy [Meadows] thought he left in the House, this is his legacy now,” Chairman Bennie Thompson said during the committee’s […]

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World

Philadelphia Implements COVID-19 Vaccine Passports for Indoor Dining

Philadelphia will require proof of vaccination to dine indoors at restaurants, bars and similar venues starting January 3. “Any place that sells food or drink to be consumed on-site will have to require that everyone who enters be fully vaccinated against COVID-19,” Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Cheryl Bettigole said, per the Epoch Times. As a […]

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Faith & Family

Supreme Court Rejects Religious Challenge to New York Vaccine Mandate

The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a religious challenge to the New York vaccine mandate that requires healthcare workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine without exemptions. The vaccine mandate for healthcare workers went into effect in August and allows only for medical exemptions, not religious ones, per Fox News. The Supreme Court rejected two challenges […]

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Economy

Gymnasts, Larry Nassar Abuse Survivors Reach $380 Million Settlement

Hundreds of female gymnasts who were sexually abused by former doctor of the national gymnastics team Larry Nassar have agreed to a $380 million settlement with U.S.A Gymnastics and the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, the settlement, announced Monday, is among the largest ever for a sexual […]

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Opinion

Destructively Embracing (Group) Identity.

“Destructively Embracing Identity” is a far more appropriate meaning for the acronym DEI than the customary abbreviation for “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.” Though once well intended, DEI has become a radical movement: the soldiers being the proliferating academic deans and human resource staff focused on policing every aspect of conduct and speech; and the generals, […]

By Andrew Fillat

Politics

Progressive Lawmakers Rally Behind Legislation That Could Help Jan. 6 Rioters

Some progressive Democrats are rallying behind new legislation that could surprisingly benefit those who were arrested and imprisoned without trial for participation in the January 6th Capitol riot. Reps. Hank Johnson and Jamie Raskin on Wednesday reintroduced the Bivens Act, which would allow citizens to recover damages for constitutional violations committed against them by federal […]

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Culture

Head of LAPD Police Union Warns Tourists Away

As Southern California experiences a violent crime wave, the head of the Los Angeles Police Department’s union is urging tourists to reconsider visiting. “My message to anyone thinking about coming to Los Angeles, especially during the holiday season, is don’t,” Jamie McBride, the head of the LA Police Protective League, said in an interview. “We […]

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Politics

Kentucky Governor Says 64 Dead in Devastating Tornado Sweep

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Monday that 64 died in the devastating tornadoes that swept through the Midwest and South this weekend. On Monday, rescue searchers began their third day of looking for survivors. Officials in Kentucky, the hardest hit among the six states impacted, said Sunday they were “still finding bodies,” Just the News […]

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Media

Chris Wallace Leaves Fox News for CNN

Chris Wallace announced Sunday his resignation from Fox News after 17 years anchoring the network’s signature Sunday morning show. Wallace will join CNN+ to host a weekly program, Just the News reports. “It is the last time – and I say this with real sadness – we will meet like this,” he said. “Eighteen years […]

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Politics

Some Hospitals Toss COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates to Ease Labor Shortages

Some of the largest hospital systems in the United States have tossed COVID-19 vaccine mandates for staff after a federal judge temporarily halted the Biden administration rule that healthcare workers must get them. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, hospital operators including HCA Healthcare and Tenet Healthcare Corp. – as well as AdventHealh and […]

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Opinion

Building a Conservative “Brand.”

Those who are right of center have been feeling encouraged these past couple of months as they have been watching the Biden Administration begin to implode under the weight of its incompetence (or incontinence). The President’s poll numbers are crashing, and the only easy path to a replacement that exists within his party, Vice President […]

By Jeff Webb

Opinion

NatCon 2 and the Plan To Save America.

It was the last day of the second National Conservatism conference (informally called NatCon2) at the Hilton Orlando. My flight back to Texas was leaving in five hours, so I ducked out of the proceedings to get some lunchtime beers and enjoy the first real taste of autumn. The sun was shining, and it was […]

By Adam Ellwanger

Politics

DISSIDENTS DESK: Hamachek, Cicely Davis Discuss Racial Divide in America

Cicely Davis, a Republican candidate with her sights set on displacing Ilhan Omar from her Minneapolis-based 5th Congressional District seat, once again joins Brent on his podcast, this time to discuss the racial divide in America and how we should view it and how we might reconcile it. Cicely Davis can be found at CicelyDavis.com […]

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Economy

Inflation Reaches 40-Year High

Inflation jumped to the highest level since 1982, new data released Friday shows, as supply chain problems, consumer demand and rising housing costs catalyze the rate of increase. The Consumer Price Index climbed by 6.8 percent in the year through November, the New York Times reports. After taking out food and fuel, which can move […]

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Politics

Supreme Court Rules Abortion Clinics Can Challenge Texas Law

The Supreme Court ruled Friday that abortion clinics may move forward with a challenge to the Texas ban on most abortions, a decision that puts the law in danger. The court said the head of the state medical board and other licensing authorities could be sued before the law was enforced to test its constitutionality, […]

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Politics

Minnesota Judge Blasts Bistro Owner, Gives Her 90 Days in Jail & $1k Fine for Violating COVID-19 Orders

The owner of the Interchange Wine and Coffee Bistro was found guilty on all six counts of violating Minnesota’s COVID-19 orders, receiving a 90-day jail sentence and $1,000 fine. As previously reported by Human Events News, Melissa Hanson, owner of the Interchange Wine and Coffee Bistro, found herself in trouble for serving customers inside, violating […]

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Politics

Jussie Smollett Found Guilty on 5 of 6 Felony Counts

After more than eight hours of deliberation, Jussie Smollett was found guilty Thursday on five of the six counts of felony disorderly conduct charges. The former “Empire” actor was found not guilty on the charge of lying about being a victim of aggravated battery, as he did have some facial bruising after the incident. If […]

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Economy

U.S. Wins Appeal in Julian Assange Case

The U.S. government won an appeal in its quest to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, clearing an important hurdle in the battle to put him on trial on spying charges. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, the decision by the United Kingdom High Court to overturn a lower court ruling isn’t the end of […]

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Politics

New York City Grants Noncitizens the Right to Vote in Local Elections

New York City became the largest city in America to allow noncitizens to vote in local elections following a Thursday City Council vote. Indeed, the City Council overwhelmingly approved legislation granting the right to more than 800,000 legal residents, the New York Times reports. Noncitizens will be able to begin registering to vote in a […]

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