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Social media users have theorized that President Andres Manuel López Obrador could face severe repercussions after he refused to purchase Covid vaccines for children, vowing that Mexico wouldn’t bow to pressure from drugs firms. Read More.

On Thursday the House of Representatives passed a spending bill that would allocate taxpayer funds for elective abortions and eliminate some conscience exemptions for healthcare workers. Read More.

The fourth and final Afghan migrant accused of gang raping and then murdering a 13-year-old Austrian girl in June was apprehended in London on Thursday. Read More.

White House principal deputy press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre reversed course to say the admin is not considering lockdowns Read More.

An emotional hearing this week in which police officers attacked in the Capitol riot testified before a House select committee investigating the events of Jan. 6 turned more Americans against the need for the probe, according to a Morning Consult poll. Read More.

The Biden White House is celebrating the fact that a bipartisan “infrastructure deal” passed the first procedural hurdle in the Senate. Read More.

Core personal consumption expenditures rose 0.4% in June Read More.

The Biden administration is refusing to rule out potential new coronavirus lockdowns and closures of schools. Read More.

New whistleblowers have emerged exposing that Biden’s Department Health and Human Services (DHS) is ordering the cover-up of COVID-19 outbreaks among children at migrant detention facilities. Read More.

Police are directed to report members of Congress who are unmasked, too Read More.

Dr. Leana Wen — who is an outspoken abortion supporter — was voted out by the board in 2019 after she was warned that she didn’t focus enough on abortion. Read More.

A Florida school board voted Wednesday to require all students and faculty to wear masks inside schools for the fall semester, a policy at odds with Gov. Ron DeSantis's stance against making face covers compulsory. Read More.

Violent crimes in Washington, D.C., made national headlines in the past two weeks when there was a drive-by shooting outside Nationals Park, which injured three people. Read More.

The Senate passed a procedural vote to advance a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package. In a 67-to-32 vote Wednesday, the Senate reached bipartisan support to move forward on the bill after weeks of no progress. Read More.

Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer has indicated that the chamber could vote as soon as tonight to advance a bipartisan infrastructure deal. Among the many problems: The bill doesn’t exist yet. Read More.