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Why we need more vaccines to achieve more vaccinations in the war against COVID 

We have the tools to address a new wave of COVID coming globally over the next two years. We just need to keep the entire toolbox with us to address it.  

I blew the whistle on Facebook. Two years later, Big Tech hasn’t changed

Big Tech has repeatedly and loudly stated in public that it's time to regulate social media, while privately funding trade lobbying groups that sue the states that try.

Trump calls Buck’s decision not to run for reelection a ‘great thing’ for GOP

Former President Trump on Wednesday celebrated Rep. Ken Buck's (R-Colo.) decision to not run for reelection 2024, calling him "weak and ineffective." “Good news for the Country! Congressman Ken Buck of Colorado, a weak and ineffective Super RINO if there ever was one, announced today that he won’t be running again, which is a great...

More civilians permitted to cross into Egypt from Gaza, including 400 Americans

Hundreds more civilians were permitted to cross into Egypt from Gaza on Thursday, including 400 Americans, after a first group of injured Palestinians and foreign passport holders were allowed to leave on Wednesday. The Gaza border authority released a list of foreign nationals on Thursday, which included 400 Americans, who are permitted to leave Gaza...

Oregon just dropped all graduation standards, failing all of its students in the name of ‘equity’

Parents and teachers should hold the state accountable and recognize the harmful role played by Oregon's largest teachers union.

We have seen (and solved) Bidenomics before

The last time America encountered Bidenomics was the late 1970s. Ronald Reagan provided the answers.

Biden is sending Israel mixed messages

The Biden Administration is increasingly sending mixed messages to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his generals concerning the presence of the U.S. forces in the region, including the armada now positioned off the coast in the eastern Mediterranean. Recent statements from President Joe Biden, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin appear to be drifting away from the original messaging of...

Morning Report — Rep. George Santos survives expulsion vote

Embattled Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) will remain in Congress after a Wednesday floor vote failed to expel him. His legal and political troubles are not over, however. His drama is likely to continue in two weeks when the Ethics Committee issues its findings and expulsion risks reawaken in the House. Santos — whose fabrications of...

Maine public-power vote could shape new course for utilities

Maine residents are set to vote next week on a ballot initiative that would make the state the first with a publicly owned electric utility governed by an elected board. Proponents say the initiative could chart a new path forward for utilities, increasing local control of something that profoundly affects people's lives and reducing service interruptions...

Hawley sparks McConnell battle over push to gut Citizens United ruling

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) is drawing the ire of top Senate Republicans after he proposed legislation that would end unlimited corporate donations to PACs, a key item in the Citizens United decision that has helped bankroll top GOP groups for more than a decade. The bill caught the attention of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell...

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