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Fauci Pleads the 5th When Asked Day of Week, Color of His Tie…and More
COVID czar Dr. Anthony repeatedly invoked his Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination Wednesday – even when asked the most innocuous questions by Senate Republicans during a Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee hearing.
Impenitent Fauci Lawyer Removed from Senate Hearing
One of Dr. Anthony Fauci’s host of lawyers had to be removed from a Senate hearing Wednesday after he obdurately refused to obey committee rules.
Americans' Confidence in TV News and Newspapers Remains Rock Bottom
Confidence in television news and newspapers remains rock bottom, results of the latest survey of U.S. adult citizens by The Economist/YouGov released Tuesday show.
NYC-Owned Grocery Stores to Offer Government Store-Brand Products
New York City’s government-owned grocery stores won’t just sell name products at 30% below their market value – they’ll also have their own store-brand products to compete with private free market businesses.
Fauci Diary Dispels COVID Wet Market Origin Theory, Sen. Paul Shows
Senator Dr. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) released much of Dr. Anthony Fauci’s diary, which the senator uses to display documents pertaining to the origins of COVID-19.
Transgender Dolls with Interchangeable Genitalia Peddled to Teachers
These dolls are “just a grooming tool” and “have no place in an ethical medical care world,” American College of Pediatricians’ immediate past President Dr. Quentin Van Meter warns regarding a new product being peddled to preschool teachers: transgender dolls with removable genitalia.
Heritage Wins Legal Fight: Gets Shareholder Proposals on Airbnb Agenda
The Heritage Foundation, which owns more than $40,000 of Airbnb stock, has won its legal fight to have Airbnb include shareholder proposals on the agenda of its 2026 stockholder meeting.
Rep. Jordan: Law Says Jack Smith ‘Can’t Make Half-Truths’ Under Oath
“You can’t make half-truths; you gotta’ tell the full truth,” House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) said in his first interview since referring former Special Counsel Jack Smith to the Justice Department for criminal prosecution for willfully and intentionally making false statements during his deposition.
Catholic Eldercare Providers Sue as NY’s Assisted-Suicide Law Looms
Catholic eldercare providers in New York are suing New York Attorney General Letitia James and other state officials to stop implementation of a new law, the New York Medical Aid in Dying Act (MAID Act), which will force all medical providers in the state - including those who have religious objections - to guide patients through the process of committing drug-induced suicide.
ICE Asks N.C. to Hold Illegal Alien Charged with Deadly Hit-and-Run
After an illegal alien from El Salvador was charged for Saturday’s fatal hit-and-run that killed three people in North Carolina, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) filed a detainer asking the state’s law enforcement not to release him.
California AG Rewords Voter ID Ballot Info Using Pejorative Language
California’s Democrat Attorney General Rob Bonta has changed the originally-straightforward language used to describe to voters a ballot measure to require voter ID, reframing the proposal in negative terms in an apparent effort to prevent the its passage.
HHS Sec. Kennedy to Pause $1 Billion in Medicare and Medicaid Funding
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Department of Health and Human Services Secretary, announced that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) is pausing more than a billion dollars in Medicare and Medicaid funding to two states, California and Minnesota, in a press conference he held with other top administration officials Tuesday morning:
Dems in Denial About Socialist Politicians, Threat of Communism
Democrat Americans don’t acknowledge that three top self-proclaimed Democratic Socialist politicians are actually “Socialist,” nor do they consider Communists to be a threat, results of a new national survey of U.S. adult citizens by The Economist/YouGov reveal.
6,600 Non-Citizens Registered to Vote in NJ, Dem Gov. Sherrill Admits
A “serious software error in New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle System led to the registration of roughly 6,600 people who indicated that they were not U.S. citizens” between June 2023 and June 2024, Democrat New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill admitted Tuesday