Fauci Said He Didn’t Recall Many Details: House Panel Chairman
“There may be over 100 or so, so far, ‘I don’t recall’, ‘I don’t remember’ answers,” Wenstrup told reporters on after Dr. Fauci answered questions for 7 hours.
Study Finds Majority of Patients With Long COVID Were Vaccinated
Recent study found majority of patients who suffered from long COVID during a time when vaccines and antiviral treatments were widely available were vaccinated.
Judge Blocks Illinois Election Law That Repealed Slating, Deems It Unconstitutional
An Illinois judge blocked an Illinois election law recently signed by Gov. J.B. Pritzker The law repealed slating and judge deemed it unconstitutional.
These Black and Hispanic Biden Voters Plan to Vote for Trump
These Black and Hispanic Biden voters plan to vote for Trump saying their values are no longer represented in the Democrat Party. Minorities are becoming Republicans.
FBI, CISA Warn of Risks Posed by Chinese-Made Drones
‘The CCP has subsidized drone companies such as DJI and Autel in order to destroy American competition and spy on America’s critical infrastructure sites.’
US Fentanyl Crisis Is a ‘CCP-Run Operation,’ Says Peter Schweizer
‘The drug cartels are certainly involved, but they’re the junior partner,’ he says, adding that the CCP is present at ‘every link of the chain.’
Judge Rejects Democrat Lawsuit Challenging Wisconsin Absentee Voting Requirements
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit claiming that Wisconsin’s requirement for witnesses to sign for absentee voters clashes with federal law.
Man With First Human Case of H5N2 Bird Flu Died in Mexico, WHO Confirms
The World Health Organization confirmed that a person with prior health conditions who contracted the H5N2 variant of avian influenza (bird flu), died in April.
With Two Regional Wars, Does Security in Indo-Pacific Hang in Balance?
‘Despite these historic clashes in Europe and the Middle East, the Indo-Pacific has remained our priority theater of operations,’ says US Secretary of Defense
US, 5 Eyes Partners Issue Fresh Warnings About China Recruiting Former Western Military Pilots
Bulletin states Chinese People’s Liberation Army is actively using private companies in South Africa and China to recruit former Western military officials,
As Climate Lawsuits Ramp Up Against Oil and Gas, So Could Energy Costs
U.S. oil, gas, and coal companies struggle under regulations and permitting and face lawsuits, fines, taxes, and shareholder activism from blue-state pension funds.
US Commerce Secretary Arrives in Beijing as CCP Struggles to Save Its Economy
U.S. Commerce Sec. Gina Raimondo arrived in Beijing on Aug. 27, for 3 days of talks with senior Chinese officials who are grappling with a faltering economy.
