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New Research Suggests COVID-19 was Less Deadly in Most Age Groups than Thought in First Year of Pandemic

According to an updated review of global research, COVID-19 was less lethal across nearly every age group during the first year of the pandemic than initially thought. Between summer and Christmas of 2021, estimates of deaths by Stanford University’s Meta-Research Innovation Center fell by half in multiple age groups including young people, and less sharply […]

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National Security

SAY WHAT? Illegal Migrants Can Use Arrest Warrants as ID at Airport Security, TSA Says

Illegal immigrants flying without proper identification may present arrest warrants to airport security, according to a letter from the Transportation Security Administration. The letter, obtained by the Daily Caller, was in response to Republican Texas Rep. Lance Gooden’s inquiry about illegal immigrants flying across the country. TSA Administrator David Pekoske explained that certain DHS documents […]

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Culture

U.S. Murder Rates Skyrocket to Highest Level in 25 Years

Murder rates in the United States during 2021 soared to the highest level in 25 years, according to a recent report. The 2021 murder rate is estimated to be as high as it was in the mid-1990s, when close to 20,000 people were killed annually across the country, Just the News reports. In 2021, the […]

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Culture

Researchers Testing a COVID-19 Vaccine Patch

Researchers this month are testing a new COVID-19 vaccine patch that they hope will provide long-lasting protection against the virus. Researchers said Wednesday that the PepGNP-COVID-19 vaccine is in an early-study phase, as the technology works in a much different way than actual vaccines, The Hill reports. Instead of producing an antibody response, the patch […]

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World

CDC Study Shows Prior COVID-19 Infection, Vaccines Protected Against Delta

According to a new CDC study released Wednesday, both prior infection and vaccination provided protection against COVID-19 infection and hospitalization, but rates were lower among previously infected than they were among vaccinated. The study, however, has a few caveats, as reported by The Hill. It was conducted in California and New York before and during […]

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Opinion

Fascism: Socialism’s Smarter Brother

In recent years, American politics has been plagued with mutual assertions on both sides of the aisle that the other party is pursuing a fascist agenda. It would therefore behoove many – especially those on the far left claiming to be fascism’s diametric opponents – to gain a greater understanding of what fascism actually entails. […]

By Jack McPherrin

Politics

Some Companies Adjust Vaccine Policy Following Supreme Court Ruling, Others Hang on for Dear Life

Following last week’s Supreme Court ruling blocking a vaccine mandate for large employers, some companies are adjusting their policies, while others are hanging on for dear life. Indeed, as previously reported by Human Events News, the Supreme Court blocked Biden’s vaccine-or-test mandate for large employers, but allowed the policy requiring vaccinations for most healthcare workers […]

By Brent Hamachek

Politics

FILI-BUST! Senate Democrats Fail to Change Filibuster & Pass Voting Legislation

Senate Democrats on Wednesday failed twice to pass their legislation to nationalize elections. The second vote came late Wednesday night when the Senate refused to change the filibuster rules in a 52 to 48 vote, Just the News reports. Democratic Sens. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema came across party lines to vote with the Republicans […]

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Politics

POLL: Less Than Half of Biden’s Own Party Wants Him to Run for Reelection

Only 48 percent of Democrats want Joe Biden to run for reelection in 2024, according to an Associated Press poll released Thursday. In total, just 28 percent of Americans said they want Biden to run for reelection, the Associated Press-NORC poll found, per the Daily Caller. The poll found that only 28 percent of Americans […]

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National Security

North Korea Considers Resuming Nuclear Missile Tests, Citing ‘Hostile’ U.S.

North Korea said Wednesday that it’s considering resuming nuclear and missile tests, citing a “hostile” United States. As reported by The Hill, the country had previously self-imposed a moratorium on nuclear tests and long-range missiles. Kim Jong Un led a meeting to “discuss and decide immediate work and important policy issues of the [Workers’ Party […]

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Politics

House Jan. 6 Inquisition Requests Ivanka Trump to Voluntarily Cooperate

The House January 6th Inquisition asked Ivanka Trump, her father’s former White House adviser, to voluntarily cooperate with its probe. “You will anticipate the committee inviting some people to come talk to us,” Chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson said, per Just the News. “Not lawmakers right now. Ivanka Trump.” The request notes that Ivanka spent time […]

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Culture

M&M Will Revamp its Signature Characters to be ‘More Inclusive’

The maker of the mega-famous M&M’s candy announced that they will soon rebrand their signature characters to give them more “nuanced personalities.” In other words, M&M has gone woke. Mars Incorporated, the company behind the candy, announced Thursday a new “global commitment to creating a world where everyone feels they belong and society is inclusive.” […]

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Politics

House Republicans Demand FDA Withdraw Race-Based Guidance for Monoclonal Antibodies

A group of more than 24 House Republicans sent a letter Thursday to FDA Acting Commissioner Dr. Janet Woodcock, demanding the agency withdraw its race-based guidance on the distribution of monoclonal antibodies. The letter, led by North Carolina Rep. Dan Bishop, was signed by 30 other House Republicans, the Daily Caller reports. The lawmakers argue […]

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Opinion

The Coming Conflicts and Biden’s Policy of Whine, Whimper and Blame

By Blaine L. Pardoe – New Contributor! Our foreign policy problems began in August of last year with the horrible withdrawal from Afghanistan. It wasn’t just a botched military operation that cost 13 American’s their lives. What followed was a litany of mistruths that are now coming to light that showed that we knew their military would […]

By Blaine L. Pardoe

Opinion

Big Music Doesn’t Need a Bailout from Big Government

By Dan Perkins – New Contributor! Big Music — in particular, the world’s largest record labels — is asking Congress to advance yet another industry bailout. Does this major lobbying interest ever know when to say enough is enough? Just weeks ago, the labels received a substantial legislative victory when the House of Representatives passed an amendment that advanced […]

By Dan Perkins

Economy

SAY CHEESE! IRS Will Soon Make Taxpayers Scan Face to Access Taxes Online

The IRS will soon require taxpayers to submit a facial recognition scan in order to access certain features and tax records online. The update will require users to sign into the IRS website through an account with third-party firm ID.me and provide a government identification document with their photo, along with a selfie, to verify […]

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Opinion

The Biden Press Conference Post-Mortem: It is Time to Start Asking the Tough Questions

On Wednesday, facing tanking poll numbers and a string of high-profile legislative defeats, President Joe Biden’s team attempted a political “reset” as Biden enters the second year of his Presidency. The attempted “reset”, which came in the form of a bizarre, rambling and at times incoherent two-hour press conference, did little to right the ship. […]

By Chris Barron

Politics

White House Launches Call Line for Free COVID-19 Test Orders

The White House on Friday launched a call line that Americans can use to order free at-home COVID-19 tests in an effort to increase accessibility. Starting Friday, individuals who cannot place an order for the COVID-19 tests on the White House website can call 1-800-232-0233 to do so, per The Hill. The line, which serves […]

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Opinion

Why are Americans 18-64 Dying? Nobody Knows – Does Anybody Care?

Speaking recently at a virtual news conference held for the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, Scott Davidson, the CEO of OneAmerica Insurance, told the group that reported deaths in the 18-64 age range were up 40% in Q3 of 2021 over pre-pandemic levels and that the trend was continuing in Q4. Davidson told the group, in […]

By Charlie Kirk

World

Woman Forced to Fight with Hospital to Keep Husband Alive

A Minnesota woman has gone through hell and back fighting with doctors at a hospital where her husband was fighting for his life with COVID-19. Anne Quiner, whose husband was on a ventilator due to COVID-19 complications in November, was forced to fight with a doctor to keep her husband on the life-saving machine. “Unfortunately, […]

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Politics

Texas Federal Judge Blocks Biden’s Vaccine Mandate for Federal Workers

A federal judge in Texas on Friday blocked Biden’s vaccine mandate for federal workers, dashing another blow to the administration’s vaccination efforts. Judge Jeffrey Brown, a Trump appointee, wrote that the order exceeds the president’s authority. The case is about “whether the President can, with the stroke of a pen and without the input of […]

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Opinion

Protecting America’s First Freedom

On January 15, during a Sabbath service at the Congregation Beth Israel synagogue in Colleyville, Texas, four worshipers were taken hostage by Malik Faisal Akram. Thankfully, all four hostages were freed, but that does not erase the evil and hate surrounding this terrorist attack. Using Jewish worshippers as hostages to force the release of an […]

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Culture

Missouri Attorney General Files Lawsuits Against 36 School Districts Over ‘Unlawful’ Mask Mandates

Missouri’s Attorney General Eric Schmitt filed lawsuits against 36 school districts that are “unlawfully” enforcing mask mandates on faculty, staff and students. Schmitt argued that individual school districts “do not have the authority to impose” public health orders on students,” the Daily Caller reports. School districts “only have the power to issue those health rules […]

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Media

State Attorneys General File Lawsuit Against Google

A group of state attorneys general filed lawsuits against Google on Monday, arguing the company lied to its customers about its privacy settings in order to harvest their data. The complaints, led by Democratic Washington D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine, in addition to attorneys general from Texas, Washington and Indiana, argue that Google uses deceptive […]

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