Hannah Nightingale
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REVEALED: Scientists believed COVID 'lab leak' theory but wanted to keep 'international harmony'
"Further debate would do unnecessary harm to science in general and science in China in particular."
RNC may refuse to allow GOP candidates to participate with Commission on Presidential Debates
RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel wrote a letter to the commission demanding changes to the commission and how debates are held, noting that the party and its voters had lost faith in the commission.
Congress members send letter to federal agencies demanding answers regarding EcoHealth Alliance DARPA proposal
"These documents appear to substantiate not only Senator Paul’s — and others’ — critiques of Dr. Fauci, but also the cloud of suspicion that the frankly unbelievable bureaucratic answers to simple questions have generated over the last two years."
Long-serving child abuse prosecutor in Portland resigns, citing DA Mike Schmidt as one of the reasons
"In the last year and a half, not only has the forward progress women made in our office ceased, but under your leadership women have been set back decades," wrote Kinney.
CNN TANKS in viewership, losing nearly 90 percent of audience after year of fake news, pedophile scandals
During the week of January 3, CNN averaged just 548,000 viewers, a huge drop from from the nearly 2.7 million viewers for the time frame in 2021.
MI5 warns that 'Chinese agent' has infiltrated Parliament to interfere in UK politics
MI5, the United Kingdom's domestic counter-intelligence and security agency, is warning MPs that a Chinese government agent has been working in parliament "to subvert the processes."
America's largest teachers union urged social media companies to suppress opposition to critical race theory
The NEA letter urged social media companies to combat viral online "trends" spreading across their platforms, as well as combat "lies" surrounding curriculums.
Protestor attempts to destroy statue outside BBC headquarters made by sculptor who sexually abused his daughters
The sculpture depicting Prospero and Ariel from Shakespeare's play The Tempest was created by Eric Gill, and installed on the building in 1933. Gill is said to have sexually abused two of his daughters.
BREAKING: Joe Biden's approval rating PLUMMETS to 33%
New poll finds just 33 percent of Americans approve of Biden's job performance, majority think American democracy is on the brink of danger.
Carl Higbie: 'Science that can't be questioned is not science folks, it's propaganda'
"People are overestimating the death rate of COVID by a factor of greater than 12," Higbie said, noting that 94 percent of these deaths saw people with three or more comorbidities.
DeSantis urges Florida lawmakers to pass bill letting parents sue schools over critical race theory
"We reject the notion that parents shouldn't have a say in what their kids learn in school," DeSantis said during his address.
Candy company faces 'wrongful death lawsuit' after worker's spouse dies from COVID-19
The court decision to allow the lawsuit to proceed is reportedly the first by an appeals court to allow a "take-home" COVID-19 lawsuit.
Judge rules sexual abuse civil case against Prince Andrew can proceed
Giuffre alleges that Epstein arranged for Andrew to sexually abuse her when she was a minor. This reportedly occurred on three separate occasions.
BIDINFLATION: Highest consumer costs in 40 years
The consumer price index rose 0.5 percent in December, following hot on the heels of a 0.8 percent increase in November, the Labor Department revealed on Wednesday.
Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin announces medical advisory team, chaired by Dr. Marty Makary
"I am proud to announce a group of experts from the medical and public health community that will be providing updates on the pandemic and advice on how to address its ongoing challenges," wrote Youngkin.