WHO Delays Report On COVID’s Origins As China ‘Fights Tooth & Nail Over Each Sentence,’ WHO Advisor Says
WHO investigators ‘won’t be able to publish findings without official Chinese concurrence’
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Two Trains Collide In Egypt, Flipping Cars And Killing At Least 32
The accident happened after an unknown person activated the emergency brakes of a train
San Francisco school board strips VP’s title after anti-Asian tweets surface
In a 5-2 vote Thursday night, the San Francisco Board of Education removed Vice President Alison Collins from her leadership role, according to a report.
GA Gov. Kemp Declines to Say if Election Integrity Bill Would Have Swung Election for Trump
Thursday on FNC’s “Your World,” Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) refused to comment on how Senate Bill 202, passed by Georgia’s General Assembly and signed into law, would have impacted the 2020 presidential election in the Peach State if it had been enacted at the time.
Photos show Biden ‘cheat sheets’ during first formal press conference
President Biden referenced “cheat sheets” detailing key policy points and the identities of attending journalists when he conducted the first formal press conference of his presidency on Thursday.
FLASHBACK: Obama defended filibuster in 2005, now calls it ‘Jim Crow relic’
President Barack Obama, whose comments about the filibuster being an outdated practice reminiscent of the Jim Crow era were echoed by President Biden on Thursday, once gave a speech on the Senate floor in favor of keeping the procedural process.
Dem Rep. Schakowsky: ‘We’re Going to Regulate’ Tech Companies, and There Must Be ‘Limitations’ on User Content
On Thursday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “All In,” House Consumer Protection and Commerce Subcommittee Chairwoman Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) discussed the subcommittee’s hearing with the CEOs of Facebook, Google, and Twitter and said that the hearing’s purpose was to send the message to tech companies “That we’re going to regulate. We’re going to legislate.
HHS asks federal employees to volunteer to help with child migrant surge
The Biden administration is calling for federal employees to help with a spike in child migrants, as officials scramble to cope with the influx — just hours after President Biden downplayed the surge.
Paparazzi Agency Files For Bankruptcy Following Legal Battle With Meghan Markle
‘This situation has been exacerbated’
Parler Says It Repeatedly Warned FBI Ahead Of Time About Violence Planned For Jan. 6
The FBI had also acknowledged Parler’s efforts
Cuomo gave preferential COVID-19 testing access to New York-based pharmaceutical exec: Report
New York-based Regeneron Pharmaceuticals President Dr. George Yancopoulos was among those given preferential access to COVID-19 testing early in the pandemic by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, The New York Times reported on Thursday.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp Signs Election Integrity Bill
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) has signed an elections bill which would strengthen voting rules in the Peach State by limiting the number of ballot drop boxes and establishing photo ID requirements for absentee voters, among other things.
Biden’s Woeful Press Conference
The president brazenly lied about the border crisis.
‘How Many More Families Are Going To Die?’: Rep. McKinley Slams Mark Zuckerberg For Illegal Drugs Sold On Instagram
‘Do you think you’re above the law?
Twitter CEO Says Blocking New York Post Hunter Biden Story Was ‘Mistake’
Twitter initially removed the Post story citing its “hacked materials” policy.
Machine Gun Kelly Reportedly Cheated On Ex With Megan Fox
‘I don’t really feel bad saying that because he did kind of cheat on me with Megan Fox’
Kelly Clarkson Says She Can’t ‘Imagine’ Ever Getting Married Again After Her Divorce
‘The worst thing ever’
ANALYSIS: Biden’s Woke Imperialism Is Exporting Our Insane Politics
Humanitarian intervention
Greta Thunberg Tweets How Penises Are Getting Smaller Due To Pollution, Recruits For Climate Strike
By 2045, most males will fail to produce sufficiently potent sperm
Suez Canal Blockage: Why Are Ships So Big?
On the menu today: big ships, the bank effect, and the last Suez blockage.
Former ‘Bachelor’ Star Ben Higgins Says He Stole Pills From His Grandpa During Addiction
“Bachelor” star Ben Higgins revealed he once stole pills from his grandpa during his battle with an addiction to pills. “I remember doing it and walking out and I just remember this feeling of like, ‘Who are you?’” Higgins recalled during the Facebook Live series “Addiction Talk Live,” Page Six noted Thursday.
Ted Lieu Erupts at Mention of Harvard Asian-Discrimination Case during Hearing on Diversity
Lieu yelled at civil rights attorney Peter Kirsanow for bringing it up.
Archaeologists Identify 3,200-Year-Old Knife-Wielding Spider God Mural In Peru
‘Shrine that would have been a ceremonial centre thousands of years ago’
Jessica Alba Reveals The Real Reason She Left Hollywood
‘I couldn’t go back to what I was doing before and be authentic’
Ships Considering Detour Around Africa If Vessel Stuck In Suez Canal Isn’t Cleared Soon
The removal of the ship could also take ‘weeks’
GOP Rep. Carter: We Need ‘Transparency’ from Big Tech Companies on Censorship Policies
Representative Buddy Carter (R-GA), ahead of Thursday’s congressional hearing involving big tech companies, pushed for “transparency” from the likes of Facebook, Google, and Twitter.
Kentucky’s Governor vs. School Choice
If school-choice advocates can overcome Andy Beshear’s veto pen, Kentucky could become a haven for educational freedom.
Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook Will ‘Honor’ Oversight Board’s Decision on Donald Trump’s Account
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said during a hearing Thursday that he will “honor” the potential decision by the company’s oversight board to reinstate former President Donald Trump’s Facebook account. The Facebook “Supreme Court” is packed with anti-Trump and progressive individuals.
Biden: ‘It’s Gonna Be Hard’ To Meet Deadline To Leave Afghanistan
‘The question is when’