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Faith & Family

Women Fighting for America to Host Event Highlighting Domestic Security

Women Fighting for America is set to host an event this month highlighting key components of domestic security. The Take Action Tour, which will take place January 28 to 30 in McAllen, Texas, will feature experts in election integrity, border security, civil rights, education and biblical citizenship, providing steps that can be taken to encourage […]

By Brent Hamachek

Media

Florida to Distribute 1 Million At-Home COVID-19 Tests

Federalist Florida Gov. Ron Desantis announced a plan to distribute one million at-home COVID-19 tests to seniors in the state. In a Fox News interview, DeSantis blasted Biden’s lack of urgency on the matter of securing tests for Americans. “The Biden administration promised they were going to send all these at-home tests,” DeSantis said. “They […]

By Human Events

Opinion

Everything They Have Told You About January 6th is a Lie

A year ago today, I was standing a few feet from the stage where President Donald Trump spoke to hundreds of thousands of supporters at the Ellipse in Washington, DC. I was there handling press for the event on behalf of Women for America First, the organization founded by Amy Kremer – one of the […]

By Chris Barron

National Security

Kamala Harris Compares Jan. 6 Riot to 9/11, Pearl Harbor Attack

On the one-year anniversary of the January 6th Capitol riot, Kamala Harris compared the event to the September 11th terrorist attacks and the attack on Pearl Harbor. Harris and Joe Biden spoke Thursday in Statuary Hall at the Capitol, per the Daily Caller. “Certain dates echo throughout history, including dates that instantly remind all who […]

By Human Events

National Security

Sen. Grassley Calls on Attorney General Garland to Withdraw School Memo to FBI

Sen. Chuck Grassley on Wednesday called on Attorney General Merrick Garland to withdraw his controversial memo asking the FBI to investigate threats of violence at school board meetings. “Now, just to be crystal clear, there’s no excuse for real threats or acts of violence at school board meetings, but if there are such threats, these […]

By Human Events

Faith & Family

CDC Advisory Panel Recommends Booster for Kids 12 and Older

A CDC advisory panel on Wednesday recommended that children as young as 12 get the Pfizer COVID-19 booster shot. “A single Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine booster dose is recommended for persons aged 12 to 17 years at least 5 months after primary series under the FDA’s emergency use authorization,” the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices said, […]

By Human Events

Politics

Former Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller Says He’ll Probably Run for Elected Office in 2024

Former Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller, the U.S. Marine who was arrested for posting public criticism of the botched Afghanistan withdrawal and discharged from duty, says he’ll probably run for elected office in 2024. Scheller is putting together a coalition of candidates running for political office – many of whom are veterans – which currently consists […]

By Human Events

Faith & Family

Massachusetts Secretary of State Picks Propagandized Jan 6th Rally for ‘Non-Partisan’ Event

In a church-and-state initiative, Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin is teaming up with the Old North Church in Boston’s North End for a lighting of lanterns under the premise of supporting the safety and integrity of election workers on the one-year anniversary of the Capitol riot. The Secretary of State’s office chose, symbolically, the […]

By Brent Hamachek

National Security

Florida Attorney General Announces Legislative Efforts to Fight ‘Smash-and-Grab’ Retail Crimes

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody announced Tuesday legislative efforts to combat organized retail theft in the Sunshine State. Moody said she is working with Florida legislators to prosecute and disband organized retail crime rings that plan significant retail thefts, a trend that is taking over many states, Fox News reports “We’ve seen the damage and […]

By Human Events

Politics

New Manhattan D.A. Will Only Send Some Criminals to Prison

Manhattan’s new district attorney said there will be no prison time in any case unless the defendant is found guilty of murder, other violent felonies, sex offenses or major white collar crimes. District Attorney Alvin Bragg sent a memo to staff on Monday with the new changes, the Daily Caller reports. “The Office will not […]

By Human Events

Media

Minnesota Hospital Terminates 700 Unvaccinated Employees

The Mayo Clinic in Minnesota terminated 700 unvaccinated employees, just weeks after other nurses pleaded with hospital CEOs in the state to address the ongoing staffing crisis. “While Mayo Clinic is saddened to lose valuable employees, we need to take all the steps necessary to keep our patients, workforce, visitors and communities safe,” the clinic […]

By Human Events

National Security

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to Sue Biden Over National Guard Vaccine Mandate

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced Tuesday that he will sue the Biden administration over what he views as an “unconstitutional vaccine mandate” for members of the Texas National Guard. Abbott announced the lawsuit in a letter, instructing Texas Military Maj. Gen. Tracy Norris to “not punish any guardsmen for not choosing to receive a COVID-19 […]

By Human Events

Opinion

America is Not a Democracy

This semester, one of my college students proposed an interesting topic for his paper. As a recent immigrant from Pakistan, he wanted to write an essay that argued “Pakistan is not a democracy.” I approved the topic because the student was clearly invested in it, and because it is a topic that matters. In class […]

By Adam Ellwanger

Politics

Albany D.A. Drops Criminal Sexual Assault Charge Against Andrew Cuomo

The Albany County district attorney on Tuesday dropped the criminal sexual assault charge against former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Cuomo faced the misdemeanor charge in connection with allegedly inappropriately touching a female aide. As reported by Just the News, Albany County District Attorney David Soares said he was dropping the case because he couldn’t […]

By Human Events

Politics

One Year Later, 700+ Rioters Charged for Jan. 6 Participation, DOJ Won’t Say if Feds Were Involved

As the one-year anniversary of the Capitol riot rounds the corner, the Justice Department has charged over 700 people in connection with the incident, but refuses to answer questions regarding whether federal agents were involved. At least 600 of the 700 charges were misdemeanors for entering or remaining on restricted Capitol grounds, offenses punishable by […]

By Human Events

Politics

Biden Administration to Double Purchase of Pfizer COVID Pill to 20 Million Courses

Biden is expected on Tuesday to direct health officials to double the purchase of Pfizer’s COVID-19 pill from 10 to 20 million treatment courses and to speed up the delivery. As previously reported by Human Events News, the FDA granted emergency use authorization for Pfizer’s COVID-19 pill, called Paxlovid, last month. In November, the Biden […]

By Human Events

Culture

New Patent-Free COVID-19 Vaccine Developed in Texas

A new patent-free COVID-19 vaccine is being offered to vaccine manufacturers across the world thanks to researchers from the Texas Children’s Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine. The vaccine, called Corbevax, is based on traditional protein-based technology that has been used safely for decades, according to New Atlas. Similar to the other available COVID-19 vaccines, […]

By Human Events

Media

FDA Says Period Between Second Moderna Shot, Booster Still 6 Months

The FDA said Monday that the time between a second Moderna dose and a booster shot remains six months. “Right now if you got a J&J, you get a booster after two months. If you got Pfizer as your primary series, you can get a booster at five months or beyond. If you got Moderna, […]

By Human Events

Politics

From Entrepreneur to Governor: Thad Riley Seeks New Hampshire’s Top Seat

“I truly believe that there has never been a more important moment in history for the politicians of yesterday to just walk and bring in new people, new blood. There is a need for people who truly want to serve their community, not just climb a political ladder.” Those are the words of New Hampshire […]

By Brent Hamachek

Opinion

School’s Promise Contradicts Gloomy Predictions for Fossil Fuels

TUNKHANNOCK, PA —Those declaring the decline of fossil fuels as a done deal should check in with Lackawanna College’s School of Petroleum and Natural Gas (PNG). Students here are looking forward to life-long careers. “It baffles me,” says Wyoming County Commissioner Thomas Henry, commenting on the popular media’s gloom-and-doom representation of the fossil fuel industry. […]

By Gordon Tomb

National Security

Federal Judge Suspends Vaccine Mandate for Military Members Seeking Religious Exemption

A federal judge ruled Monday that the Navy cannot force members with religious objections to COVID-19 vaccines to take them, so long as the exemption process remains “by all accounts…theater.” “Our nation asks the men and women in our military to serve, suffer, and sacrifice. But we do not ask them to lay aside their […]

By Human Events

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