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Congress to mark 800K American COVID deaths with moment of silence
Congressional leaders will hold a moment of silence Tuesday to mark the more than 800,000 Americans who have died because of COVID-19.
Biden senior adviser for migration leaving the White House
President Biden’s senior adviser for migration Tyler Moran is leaving the White House at the end of January, despite having only taken over the role in July.
‘Generation-Defining Mistake’: How China Fooled American Elites To Join The WTO
Giving the country away
Elon Musk Says Forced Vaccine Mandates Have No Place In America
‘I believe we’ve got to watch out for the erosion of freedom in America’
Chasten Buttigieg Upset Biden’s Student Loan Freeze Ending: ‘LOL No Thank You’
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s husband, Chasten Buttigieg, is upset the Biden administration’s freeze on student loans is soon ending.
Angel Families Praise Ron DeSantis for Fighting Biden’s Open Borders: ‘We Need Every Governor to … Stop this Invasion’
Angel Families, whose loved ones were killed by illegal aliens, are praising Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) for an emergency order that seeks to halt state business with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that facilitate illegal immigration for the federal government.
Gavin Newsom to Reimpose Universal Mask Mandates in California, Even for Vaccinated
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) will reimpose universal indoor mask mandates in the Golden State, even for vaccinated people.
DeSantis Seeks $8M to Bus Illegal Aliens Out of Florida to Biden’s Delaware, Obama’s Martha’s Vineyard
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is seeking millions in his proposed budget package to transport illegal aliens and border crossers out of the state.
Jan. 6 committee votes to recommend Mark Meadows for prosecution
The House Jan. 6 Committee voted 9-0 on Monday to recommend former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows for prosecution after he refused to testify before the committee.
Ransomware attack strikes Virginia state legislative agency
A Virginia legislative branch agency was struck by a ransomware attack, according to the office of Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam.
Joe Biden Denies Student Loan Payment Extension, Payments to Restart in February
President Joe Biden on Monday declined to extend a program that suspended student loan payment during the pandemic.
China Cuts Checks To American Social Media Influencers To Hype Olympics, Downplay Boycotts
China is paying $300,000
California to reimpose universal indoor mask mandate
The State of California is reimposing a universal indoor mask mandate
Superstar Rapper Megan Thee Stallion Announces She’s Graduated From TSU
‘WE DID IT HOTTIES’
Artist Says Billboard Companies Banned His Artwork Criticizing China Ahead Of Olympics
‘This self-censorship in Australia is not acceptable’
Private Equity Fund Backed By Coors Family Under Investigation For Allegedly Misusing Funds
‘found no indicia of fraud’
Harry Potter Author J.K. Rowling Slams Police For Letting Rapists With Penises Identify As Women
‘The Penised Individual Who Raped You Is a Woman’
Apple To Become The First $3 Trillion Company
The first $3 trillion company
Elon Musk Named Time’s ‘Person Of The Year’
Richest man on the planet, with his net worth totaling more than $300 billion
Exclusive — Rep. Lee Zeldin: ‘Good Chance’ Joe Biden Avoided Army-Navy Game Due to Fear of ‘Let’s Go, Brandon Chant’
Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) said the White House likely had Joe Biden avoid the Army-Navy game due to fear of a “Let’s Go, Brandon!” chant.
Blinken says Russia will face 'massive consequences' if they invade Ukraine
Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Sunday warned that there will be “massive consequences” if Russia invades Ukraine.
FACT CHECK: Biden Claims Kentucky Tornado Linked to ‘Climate Change’
Scientists do not actually know if there is a correlation between storms and a warmer climate, and tornadoes may actually have become less intense.
Sen. Klobuchar pivots to honor Bob Dole when Jake Tapper asks if mask-less Ted Cruz endangered her
Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., deflected a question from CNN anchor Jake Tapper on Sunday regarding whether she felt endangered by Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, when he sat next to her without a mask at the National Cathedral last week.