A federal judge ordered the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to release additional information about its purchases of organs harvested from aborted human fetuses, according to a statement issued by Judicial Watch on Monday. Two agencies under the HHS, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), […]
The European Union is expected to exclude Chinese-made vaccines from its “vaccine passport” certification program because they are not approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA). At the same time, Vietnam is reportedly buying large quantities of COVID-19 vaccines from Western counties and Russia, but not China. On March 12, Euronews reported that the EU is
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An Indianapolis nurse was able to save her own father’s life because she happened to be in the right place at the right time. Greg Rucker, who went into cardiac arrest in his own home, now regards his daughter, Sydni Rucker, as his “real-life hero.” “My family is so thankful and humble that we could have more
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Australian of the Year Grace Tame spoke at one of the nation-wide “Women’s March 4 Justice” rallies on Monday, calling for an end to sexual violence against women while also making a point to say that men are not the enemy. Speaking at a rally in Hobart, in the southern island state of Tasmania, Tame said
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Former President Donald Trump issued a lengthy statement following The Washington Post’s correction of a false quote it published in January that claimed he had told Georgia’s top elections investigator in a phone call to “find the fraud.” Trump in his statement said he appreciates the correction but would “further appreciate a strong investigation” into allegations of
The fantastically named “blue dragon” is an ocean dwelling animal which looks as impressive as it sounds. They are in fact a type of sea slug (nudibranch), but these flashy slugs boast an incredible defense mechanism that sets them apart from their garden-variety cousins. The blue dragon—Glaucus atlanticus—has been known to scientists for over 300
A judge has ruled that the Arizona Republican Party and its lawyers must pay $18,000 in legal fees to the Arizona Secretary of State over a failed lawsuit it previously filed seeking a hand count audit of ballots in Maricopa County, the most populous county in the state, due to concerns over the “integrity” and
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In a beautiful display of brotherly love, a 10-year-old from Ohio rose from his bed shortly after 3 a.m. to comfort his baby brother when the infant woke up. The boy’s heartwarming act was captured on his family’s baby monitor. Parents Gloria and Derric McIntosh watched the entire sweet scene unfold from their bedroom. In
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Commentary Believe it or not, before the coronavirus pandemic the U.S. government had never sent money directly to citizens. Not during the Great Depression. Not during the awful Spanish Flu pandemic. Never. My, how things have changed. Over the past year, the U.S. government has sent out three waves of direct checks to the vast
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Working Australians are expected to see $12 billion worth of tax cuts go into their pockets in the next six months as the federal government moves on from JobKeeper to other economic support policies. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said the data shows around 8.8 million Australians had already benefitted from $9 billion in tax cuts from
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