Google Aids Illegal Abortions, Deleting Trip History for Users Who Visit Abortion Clinics
In the wake of the Roe V Wade reversal , prominent corporations have taken steps to continue to support killing ...
Month: July 2022
The Late Dr. Zev Zelenko: Covid-19 “Vaccines” Were Meant to Keep People in State of Mass Psychosis
Editor's Note: I greatly miss my friend, Dr. Zev Zelenko. We are continuing to support his foundation through sales of his ...
20 States Are Using Legislation to Ban ‘Zuck Bucks’ From Elections
Through the first half of 2022, at least 20 states have enacted legislation to ban the infusion of private funding ...
Dr. Ryan Cole Reveals Even More Covid-19 Jab Adverse Reactions That Are Killing Americans
STORY AT-A-GLANCE In the wake of the COVID jab rollout and additional boosters, a number of health conditions are on ...
Acosta Decries Lack of Trust in Journalists Who Are ‘Under Attack’
Jim Acosta may be stuck behind a desk, but the self-righteousness from his days as White House correspondent reappeared on ...
New Yorkers Will Have to Provide Social Media Accounts in Order to Buy a Gun
Source: Seth Wenig/AP Photo The New York State Senate approved a legislation that would ban concealed weapons from so-called “sensitive ...
Neil Oliver: “Racism From the ‘Progressives’ Might Be the Most Egregious Example of the New World Making No Sense”
As seems to be the case quite often lately, a strong analysis of America's issues came from overseas. This time, ...
Fake Meat Grown in Labs Might Make Investors Rich, but It’s a Nightmare for Human Health
The inputs used to make cell-cultured “meat,” which can hardly be called meat at all, are so unknown in terms ...
Washington State Governor Makes COVID Vaccines a Permanent Requirement for Many State Employees
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee has issued a directive making COVID-19 vaccines a permanent condition of employment for state workers ...
Democratic Governors Undermine Biden Title IX Rulemaking by Expanding Due Process for Students
Protecting due process in campus disciplinary proceedings is taking an increasingly bipartisan turn, with Louisiana joining Kentucky as states where ...
