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LA Delays School Vax Mandate After Mass Noncompliance

Los Angeles County announced it would delay enforcement of its vaccine mandate for schoolchildren until next fall because of mass noncompliance. The Los Angeles Unified School District said that more than 30,000 students still had not complied with the mandate, which was supposed to go into effect on Friday. Those...

Chicago Neighborhood Hires Private Security Firm to Combat Rising Crime

A Chicago neighborhood hired a private security firm to combat rising crime in the city, according to Fox-32. The Bucktown Neighbors Association said in a letter to the community that it intended to hire an “armed guard” from P4 Security Solutions to monitor a portion of the neighborhood in a...

NY Attorney General Copies California With Anti-Gun Bill

New York Attorney General Letitia James said this week that she will follow California’s example in passing anti-gun legislation that allows individuals to sue gun manufacturers. During an interview with The View, James congratulated California Gov. Gavin Newsom for pushing a gun control measure that was written to reflect Texas’s...

Pelosi Blocks Bipartisan Bill to Repeal Biden Mandates

Political elite and current House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has blocked a bipartisan bill to repeal Biden's illegal vaccine mandates from coming to the House floor, MSN reported. The ultra-wealthy career politician, who has long felt comfortable disobeying her own COVID pieties, emphasized her willingness to shut down the government in...

Denver Public Schools Push Racially Segregated Playgrounds

An elementary school in Denver, Colorado, has implemented 'Families of Color Playground Night' in the name of equity, the National Review reported. Journalist Christopher Rufo, who reports mainly on problems in schools and critical race theory, broke the story by sharing a sign promoting the event. Denver Public Schools now promoting...

Psaki Blames Skyrocketing Inflation on Greedy Meat Conglomerates

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki provided a muddled and perplexing response when she was asked if President Joe Biden believes inflated meat prices are due to corporate greed. Jen Psaki blames increases in meat prices on "the greed of meat conglomerates." pic.twitter.com/NlSXwIcUTP — Townhall.com (@townhallcom) December 14, 2021 "There are some progressive...

Dems Block Bill to Replenish Oil Reserves Squandered by Biden

President Joe Biden mishandled America's strategic oil reserves in a failed effort to lower gasoline prices by a few cents per gallon, and now Republicans want a plan to replenish the stores lost to the blatantly partisan use of a national security tool. Rather than address the underlying causes of...

Eric Holder, Marc Elias Gerrymandering Rebuffed in Virginia

Rep. Abigail Spanberger, D-Va., would likely lose her seat and Republicans would gain a seat if Virginia adopts a proposed congressional district map that eliminates partisan gerrymandering, National File reported. Spanberger, a former CIA operative, won her seat in 2018 after the Democratic Party sued the state to impose more...

Kristi Noem Introduces New Bill to Protect Women’s Sports

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem introduced a bill this week that would require athletes on women’s and girls’ sports teams to be designated as “female” from birth, just months after she vetoed a similar bill. The South Dakota legislature passed a bill meant to protect girls’ sports from radical transgenderism...

San Francisco Exempted from Newsom’s Sweeping Indoor Mask Mandate

(Headline USA) California is exempting San Francisco from a troubling rule that takes effect Wednesday requiring all people to wear masks indoors in a bid to contain a rise in new coronavirus cases. San Francisco will continue to allow fully vaccinated people to remove their masks in gyms and workplaces...

Trump Media Announces Deal With Rumble

The Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), which is aiming to be the social media king for conservatives under the Truth Social brand, announced that it was entering into an agreement with Rumble for video and other services, according to the company’s press release. “As part of the partnership, Rumble...

Judge Holds Hospital in Contempt for Denying Ivermectin

Fauquier Hospital in Warrenton, Virginia denied Ivermectin, an antiparasitic drug that shows strong indications against COVID-19, to 63-year-old Kathleen Davies, even as she approached death, Mary Beth Pfeiffer reported on Substack. The hospital finally administered the drug on Dec. 13, six days after Circuit Court Judge James P. Fisher ordered...
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