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Economy

FDA Fully Approves Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine

The FDA on Monday granted full approval to Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine. The full approval for those over the age of 18 was based on follow-up data showing “high efficacy and favorable safety approximately six months after the second dose,” The Hill reports. Acting FDA Commissioner Janet Woodcock said she hoped the move will give some […]

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Opinion

Can Placeholder President Biden Save the Seat?

Placeholders are used routinely in everything from wedding table settings to television show scheduling. Anyone who has ever planned anything without yet having complete information is familiar with the idea of knowing that something, or someone, goes here, “but I’m not sure what or who just yet.” While we are accustomed to the use of […]

By Charlie Kirk

Politics

RNC Chief of Staff to Resign

Republican National Committee Chief of Staff Richard Walters will step down from his position later this week, he told staffers Monday. As reported by The Hill, RNC veteran Mike Reed, who became deputy chief of staff in 2020, will replace him. Walters joined the committee in 2013 as a finance officer and became chief of […]

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Politics

Federal Judge Considers Releasing Report on Georgia Dominion Voting Machines

A federal judge is considering releasing a sealed report by a computer security expert who reviewed Dominion Voting Systems machines in Georgia. The report, conducted by University of Michigan computer security expert J. Alex Halderman, was filed last summer under seal in a federal court case that alleges hackers had “the capability” and “easy access” […]

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World

‘Fight Club’ Sucks Up to China, Boasts Different Ending

“Fight Club” has a new and different ending in China, continuing a longstanding pattern of the U.S. film industry appeasing Chinese authorities to maintain access to China’s market. The original “Fight Club” ends with the narrator, played by Edward Norton, killing his split personality Tyler Durden, played by Brad Pitt. In the final scene, the […]

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Opinion

Aaron Rodgers’ Hard Pass on Censorship

It is often said that sports can provide life lessons. Having played travel baseball and high school football, I can attest to the statement’s truth. The ability to overcome adversity, to stretch oneself beyond perceived limits, to win with humility and lose with dignity – all lessons, sometimes welcomed and sometimes not, but nonetheless inculcated […]

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotter

Opinion

Institutional In The Ivory Tower

“You have to laugh at the things that hurt you just to keep yourself in balance, just to keep the world from running you plumb crazy.” -R.P. McMurphy, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kesey Institutions of higher learning are becoming . . . institutions. Places where crazy people are housed. Only instead of […]

By AJ Rice

Opinion

Putin’s Attack on Religious Freedom

It has been nearly eight years since Russia invaded eastern Ukraine and occupied Crimea. These unjust actions under the pretense of “defending Russian-speaking people,” have in reality been disastrous for the people living in these regions. This unfortunate reality is evident in Russia’s repression of religious freedom in the occupied regions of eastern Ukraine and […]

By Callista L. Gingrich

Politics

House Jan. 6 Inquisition Issues Subpoenas Over Alternate 2020 Electors

The House January 6th Inquisition on Friday issued subpoenas to more than a dozen people in seven states who tried to submit unofficial slates of electors. “We believe the individuals we have subpoenaed today have information about how these so-called alternate electors met and who was behind that scheme,” Rep. Bennie Thompson said. The subpoenas […]

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Media

Kid Rock Threatens to Cancel Any Concert with COVID-19 Protocols

Kid Rock is making headlines yet again, this time announcing he won’t perform anywhere with COVID-19 protocols in place. Kid Rock made the announcement in a video on Facebook ahead of his tour tickets going on sale. The tour will take him to 24 cities beginning on April 6th. “You’re going to be getting your […]

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World

Britain to Make Pfizer COVID-19 Pill Available in February

Great Britain will begin the rollout of the Pfizer COVID-19 pill in February, the United Kingdom Department of Health and Social Care announced Friday. The pill will be available to those with “weakened immune systems” beginning on February 10th. As previously reported by Human Events News, Pfizer announced earlier this month that its COVID-19 pill, […]

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Opinion

You’re Just Too Good To Be True

When I read the news release that San Jose, California, was getting close to adopting a first-in-the-nation law to address gun violence by requiring all gun owners to pay a fee and carry liability insurance, the first line of Franki Valli and The Four Seasons’ blockbuster recording hit “You’re Just Too Good To Be True” flooded into my […]

By Michael G. Sabbeth

Politics

Court Finds Pennsylvania Mail-In Voting Law Unconstitutional

The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania on Friday found the state’s mail-in voting law unconstitutional. As reported by Just the News, the lawsuit was filed by Vice Chairman of the Bradford County Board of Commissioners Doug McLinko. He argued that he was unable to perform his duties as commissioner and certify the 2020 election because Pennsylvania’s […]

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Faith & Family

Father of 3 Taken Off Heart Transplant List Over Vaccine Refusal Gets Emergency Pump

The Boston father of three who was reportedly taken off the heart transplant list because of his refusal to get the COVID-19 vaccine has undergone emergency surgery to be fitted with a mechanical heart pump. As previously reported by Human Events News, 31-year-old D.J. Ferguson was originally at the top of the transplant list, but […]

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Faith & Family

South Dakota Gov. Noem Unveils Bill Allowing Employees to Sue Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem introduced legislation that would allow workers to sue their employers over COVID-19 vaccine mandates. The legislation, introduced Thursday, would require employers to grant religious and medical exemptions, Just the News reports. Employers would also be required to recognize natural immunity as an exemption. The employee must provide proof of a […]

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Politics

Prince Andrew Gives Up Membership at Exclusive St. Andrews Golf Club

Prince Andrew on Friday gave up his honorary membership at the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews amidst an ongoing sexual abuse lawsuit. “I can confirm that the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews has received notification that the Duke of York will relinquish his honorary membership,” the club said, per […]

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Opinion

Virginia’s Governor Changes the Game

Newly elected Governor Glenn Youngkin of Virginia is changing the dialogue when it comes to COVID mandates. His first act in office was to move the decision about children wearing masks in public schools to the parents, rather than the school administrators. It was a bold action that is worthy of other governors to contemplate […]

By Blaine L. Pardoe

Politics

Biden to Make Supreme Court Nomination by End of February

Joe Biden on Thursday said he will make his Supreme Court nomination to fill Justice Breyer’s seat by the end of February, adding that the nominee will be a Black woman. Biden announced Breyer’s retirement during an event with the justice at the White House. “I’ve made no decision except one: The person I will […]

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Media

John Solomon to Host New Nightly Show on RAV Network

Just the News editor-in-chief John Solomon will host a new nightly news show, “News Not Noise,” on the Real America’s Voice network. The show will premiere Monday January 31st and will air Monday through Friday from 6 to 7 p.m. EST. Network correspondent Amanda Head is set to co-host the show. “I’m absolutely thrilled to […]

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Politics

Moderna Begins Study on Omicron-Specific Booster

Moderna announced Wednesday that it began the first study of an omicron-specific booster. The company said the Phase 2 study of its omicron-specific booster candidate would include two trials, including one with participants who received the primary series at least six months prior, and another with participants who received the first series and a booster […]

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World

D.C. Mayor Extends Mask Mandate Through February

Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser extended the city’s indoor mask mandate through the end of February. The mandate was originally set to expire at the end of January, Just the News reports. Bowser will also extend the city’s limited, public-health emergency through the middle of next month. “Although the surge of infections relating to the […]

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National Security

Texas Attorney General to Host Border Summit with 12 State Attendees

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will host a two-day border summit for 12 state attorneys general on Thursday and Friday. The summit will be held in McAllen, Edinburg, Weslaco and Rio Grande City, Just the News reports. The attorneys general will participate in round table discussions and take a tour of the border wall and […]

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