Yellen Set to Visit China This Week in Bid to ‘Deepen Communication’
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is traveling to China this week for talks with senior Chinese officials as the U.S. attempts to improve ties with CCP.
COVID-19 Vaccine Litigation Against Mayo Clinic Revived by Federal Court
Fired workers suing Mayo Clinic have plausibly pleaded their religious beliefs conflict with clinic’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate U.S. Court of Appeals ruled.
December Border Surge Sets Alarming Record: 371,000 Illegal Crossings
The number of illegal border crossings has hit a new record as the Biden administration faces growing criticism for its handling of the illegal immigrant influx
Doctor: Pharmacists Continuing to Refuse Ivermectin Prescriptions, Raising Ethical Concerns
Refusal of pharmacists nationwide to fill prescriptions for controversial COVID medications raised questions over medical autonomy and who controls patient care.
Gun Rights Face Whirlwind of Federal Action in 2024
The government says the Safer Communities Act enacted 18 months ago is curbing gun violence. Critics say the law is being used as a cudgel to enact gun control.
What’s in the $1.2 Trillion Government Funding Package
Second tranche of spending legislation covers 70% of federal government, including Defense, Treasury, Homeland Security, Labor, HHS, Education, and State depts.
Illegal Immigrant Testifies He Did Not See Arizona Rancher Gun Down Victim on His...
George Alan Kelly stands accused of second-degree murder and aggravated assault in the shooting death of an illegal Mexican immigrant.
Immigration Officials Confirm They Have a Suspected Terrorist in US Custody
DHS has confirmed that it does have a suspected Afghanistan terrorist in custody, but disputed an NBC report that CBP initially released him knowing who he was.
Appeals Court Revives Case Against COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement
A U.S. appeals court revived a case against a COVID-19 vaccine mandate issued by a city in Washington state under a proclamation from state officials.
Former Chinese Prisoner Files Lawsuit in US Over Alleged Forced Labor in China
A Wisconsin-based tool company is being sued for allegedly relying on forced labor in a Chinese prison to make work gloves.
Articles of Impeachment for Mayorkas Advance to House Floor
Lower chamber of Congress will vote on Biden appointee’s status in office ‘as soon as possible’ according to Speaker Mike Johnson.
All 18 Republican members...
Harvard Medical School Professor Was Fired Over Not Getting COVID Vaccine
A Harvard Medical School professor, epidemiologist and biostatistician, Martin Kulldorff, who refused to get a COVID-19 vaccine has just been terminated from HMS.
