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Sinopharm Chairman Claims He Received COVID-19 Vaccine One Year Ago, Has Antibodies

Yu Qingming, party chief and chairman of Sinopharm, told Chinese state media on March 4 that he and others at the firm’s management received CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus vaccines a year ago and still have a high level of antibodies. His claim ignited a heated discussion over the origins of the virus strains and […]

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Trump Says ‘We Have to Stop’ Democrat-Led Election Reform Bill: Jason Miller

Former President Donald Trump, via his adviser, warned against an election reform bill that is currently being pushed by some Democratic lawmakers. “We have to stop this. We cannot let this go through,” Trump said in reference to H.R. 1, according to Jason Miller, in an interview on “War Room Pandemic.” H.R. 1, also known

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NYC School ‘Inclusive Language’ Guide Encourages Students to Stop Saying ‘Mom,’ ‘Dad’

A private K-12 school in Manhattan is encouraging its students to stop using the terms “mom,” “dad” and “parents,” in an effort to make the campus a more “welcoming and inclusive” space. In a 12-page “inclusive language” guide (pdf), the Grace Church School recommends that students, staff, and parents “remove harmful assumptions” from the way

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Dallaire Says ‘Self Interest’ Is Obstructing Canadian Cabinet’s Response to Uyghur Genocide in China

Retired Lieutenant-General Roméo Dallaire said self-interest is what’s obstructing the Canadian government from calling out Beijing over its genocide against the Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang. “Self-interest and a lack of wanting to take the risk of holding accountable great nations who do horrible things is still prevalent,” Dallaire said in an interview on CBC’s Power

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Steven Crowder’s Lawyer Considers Suing Twitter Over Reasonless Account Suspension

Bill Richmond, lawyer of conservative talk show host Steven Crowder, is considering a lawsuit against Twitter, saying the social media company’s suspension of Crowder’s account amounts to anticompetitive behavior and false advertising because Crowder has yet to be given a reason for the suspension. Crowder was blocked from accessing his Twitter account with 1.2 million

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Americans’ ‘Voices Were Heard:’ Biden Signs $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill

President Joe Biden on Thursday signed the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill, championing it as supported by most Americans despite it receiving no Republican votes. “In the weeks that this bill has been discussed and debated, it’s clear that an overwhelming percentage of the American people—Democrats, independents, or Republican friends—have made it clear—the people out there—made

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11 States File Motion to Revive Fight for Trump’s ‘Public Charge’ Immigration Rule

Eleven states filed a motion in court challenging the White House’s move to rescind a Trump-era policy that ensures immigrants can financially support themselves in order to become American citizens or obtain permanent residency. The motion, led by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, is part of a lawsuit that his office filed on Feb. 3 against

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