To Public Health': 'People Won't Listen To You'  During Wednesday's appearance on Hugh Hewitt's radio show, Fauci was confronted by a list of COVID-era "controversies," including the pause of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, the ivermectin debate, the avoidance of natural immunity as well as his "noble lie" discouraging Americans not to wear masks in the early months of the pandemic to prevent an N95 shortage. | |||||||||
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The Gaslight Is Getting Harder To Keep Lit  The gaslighting of America by the Biden regime continues apace. Actually, it's gotten more bizarre as crises of their own making mount in fury. Take our "successful" departure from Afghanistan (we can "trust" the Taliban). Add a dose of border pixie dust and you have a new brew of Kool-Aid they are foisting on us. | |||||||||
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Why Is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Pushing To Add Even More Benefits To Democrats' Shrinking $3.5T Social Spending Bill?  Yesterday I reviewed the recent demands by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and her liberal colleagues that unemployment insurance (UI) benefit expansions be included in Democrats' still-evolving $3.5 trillion spending plan. | |||||||||
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Fully Vaccinated Supreme Court Justice Tests Positive For Covid  The Supreme Court says Justice Brett Kavanaugh has tested positive for COVID-19. The court says Kavanaugh's wife and daughters are also fully vaccinated, and they tested negative on Thursday. | |||||||||
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Maryland Police Reform Begins, No Word On Criminal Reform  Several new far-reaching laws aimed at increasing accountability in the investigations of police shootings and complaints against officers are taking effect this week in Maryland -- a response to mass protests against racial injustice in policing that swept the country last year. | |||||||||
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Post Office To Slow Down Delivery Even More  Post offices nationwide will begin to see some delays in mail service beginning on Friday as part of the postmaster general's new plan to cut costs and save money. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy announced the 10-year plan in the spring, which outlined new investments in technology, training and fleets of delivery vehicles. | |||||||||
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Panama Sounds 'alarm' To US Over Increase In Haitian Migrants, Warns Of Next Influx  Panama Foreign Minister Erika Mouynes has warned that as many as 60,000 migrants, including mostly Haitian are heading towards the United States-Mexico border. The impromptu camp in the Texas town of Del Rio witnessed a drastic surge of migrants, mainly from Haiti and still waiting to be picked up by the authorities earlier this month. However, US President Joe Biden administration under bipartisan criticism for the "chaos" that resulted from "failure to enforce immigration laws and halt illegal crossings." | |||||||||
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Attacks on Arizona Audit Reflect Leftist Vulnerability  From the moment the Arizona Senate determined that votes and ballots would be audited in Maricopa County (the State's most populous county), leftist attacks on the effort have been fierce and relentless. From the failed lawsuits intended to halt the audit, to the mockery and castigation from the leftist Fake News crowd, to the toothless Federal demands that it cease, the hysterical accusation of virtually every Democrat mouthpiece has been that the audit posed a grave threat to the Constitution and the "rule of law." | |||||||||
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Biden rules will limit arrest, deportation of illegal aliens  Facing bipartisan criticism over its approach to immigration, the Biden administration on Thursday announced new rules that require authorities to only pursue migrants who recently crossed into the country without permission or are deemed to pose a threat to public safety. | |||||||||
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Who's In Charge? Biden Says One Thing; Milley, Austin Say Another  Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Mark Milley and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin both contradicted Joe Biden's claims regarding the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan. Both Milley and Austin testified before the Senate on their troop recommendation, something that Joe Biden said did not happen. Who's in charge? |
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