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COVID-19 vaccine boosters unnecessary for most, say FDA advisers reportedly resigning over issue

FDA's Marion Gruber and Phil Krause argued current evidence doesn't indicate a need for booster shots among most Americans Read More.

House Democrats plan to hike capital gains tax to pay for Biden spending package

House Democrats are plotting to raise the capital gains rate as one of several mechanisms to raise trillions of dollars for their new spending package. Read More.

Missouri city police chief 'unexpectedly' resigns along with every single officer

Police departments across the nation are understaffed following resignations and early retirements Read More.

Producer Prices Soar a Record 8.3% as Bidenflation Runs Hotter Than Expected

Prices charged by U.S. businesses jumped higher than expected in August, data from the Department of Labor said Friday. Read More.

Trump endorsement of Cheney challengers clears field, create's two-person race, report

"Bring it," Cheney, the state’s only congressional member, said after the endorsement. Read More.

Biden Announces New Mandatory Vaccine Rules, Requiring 100 Million Americans Receive Jab

President Joe Biden is set to announce sweeping new mandatory vaccine rules, attempting to require that 100 million Americans who work for medium to large employers receive the vaccine. Read More.

Justice Department sues Texas over state's new abortion law

The department said the law, signed in May by GOP Gov. Greg Abbott, is "in open defiance of the Constitution." Read More.

Six Controversies that Sank David Chipman’s ATF Nomination

President Joe Biden’s withdrawal of David Chipman’s ATF nomination is imminent, and it is helpful to understand the numerous controversies, at least six, that brought Chipman’s plight to this point. Read More.

Job openings hit 10.9M, fifth straight record high

June reading was revised higher by 112K Read More.

Canada Election: Trudeau Pelted With Stones as Protests Continue Along the Campaign Trail

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was targeted by protesters throwing what appears to be handfuls of gravel — small stones — during the latest demonstration the Liberal Party leader has faced on the campaign trail. Read More.

New U.S. guidelines ban network-connected voting systems, acknowledging vulnerability to attack

Some want wireless ports banned as fears grow about state-sponsored meddling in elections. Read More.

Another Potential Win? Governor Kristi Noem To Explore Restricting Baby Killing in South Dakota

According to The Epoch Times, the Governor of the Mount Rushmore State has been paying close attention to the legal developments surrounding the new abortion law in Texas, which will rely on Texans to enforce the ban on abortions where a fetal heartbeat can be detected, something which usually occurs around six weeks into the gestation period. Read More.

NATO Chief: China Must Join International Nuclear Arms Control Accords

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Mainland China must join international agreements on nuclear non-proliferation. Stoltenberg explained on Monday, China’s nuclear program has been left unchecked by the United Nations for decades and added this must change. Read More.

Las Vegas: Mother Furious After Teacher Tapes Mask onto Fourth-Graders’ Faces

A mother in Las Vegas has called for a substitute teacher’s resignation after the woman allegedly taped masks onto children’s faces in a fourth-grade classroom. Read More.

Taliban: China Wants To ‘Beef Up’ Relations With Us

According to the Taliban, China reportedly wants to “beef up” relations with the extremist group in Afghanistan. Read More.