A growing number of influential voices are calling for deplatforming anyone who criticizes “the science” behind government responses to COVID-19–including one prominent scientist who suggested using federal hate crimes legislation to silence dissent.Continue Reading
Two new studies announced this week show promising results for COVID treatments using existing drugs, one of which costs as little as $1 a day in some parts of the world.Continue Reading
Some 30 million Americans could face homelessness after a moratorium on evictions expired Saturday. Meanwhile, America’s largest corporate landlords are ready to snap up foreclosed homes to add to their holdings. Is this part of the Great Reset?Continue Reading
Facebook plans to transition over the next five years from a social media company to a “metaverse” company—an interface between users and the rest of the world. In other words, Facebook wants to become the Matrix.Continue Reading
The study published Friday by the CDC that led to its recommendation of masks even for people who are fully vaccinated was based on an outbreak in Massachusetts during a party week at a vacation town.Continue Reading
A report from London claims that Russia has beefed up Syria’s air defenses after a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden at which President Biden expressed his disapproval of Israel’s air strikes against Iranian military positions in Syria.Continue Reading
Vice President Harris told BET in an interview Friday that she opposes voter ID because rural Americans don’t have access to a Kinko’s or OfficeMax to make copies of picture IDs.
Legislators from Tennessee want an explanation for what appears to be a secret program to use Chattanooga as a hub for resettling unaccompanied illegal migrant children—a plan that one source says began in Dallas, but was moved to avoid attention.
The Pentagon released its long-awaited UFO/UAP report Friday. To say it was underwhelming is an understatement.
The world’s largest asset manager, a supporter of the Great Reset, is buying up single family homes, contributing to a growing bubble in real estate prices. The median home sale price hit a record $350,000 in May, up 24% from 2020.