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US judge upholds vaccine mandate by Texas hospital system, marking first federal ruling on whether jabs can be forced on employees
A Texas judge has dismissed a case filed by employees of the Houston Methodist hospital system over its policy on Covid-19 vaccinations, issuing the first federal ruling on whether employers can mandate inoculations.
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Mollie Hemingway: Biden is now ‘straight-up flattering’ Putin after calling him a killer
Biden called Putin a 'worthy adversary' in a press conference ahead of their meeting in Russia Read More.
Joe Manchin: I Will Stop Democrats From Making Americans Fund Abortions
Democratic West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin reportedly said Thursday that he would back the Hyde Amendment, which bans the use of federal funds for abortions. Read More.
San Francisco Walgreens: Video shows man fill garbage bag with items, takes off
Commenters said the apparent theft is an example of the city’s lawlessness Read More.
Did anti-Trump bias blind science to evidence for COVID lab-leak theory?
Several public health experts and scientists have recently suggested scientific reluctance to investigate the hypothesis was due partly to Trump's embrace of the theory. Read More.
Oil Hits Pandemic High as Investors Bet on Green Energy
Wall Street’s preference for renewables could mean oil producers will now struggle to meet demand Read More.
Arizona, Texas ask other states to send law enforcement to fill federal void at border
"Texas and Arizona have stepped up to secure the border in the federal government's absence," Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott," wrote in a letter to fellow governors last week. Read More.
Biden confuses Libya and Syria three times during remarks at G-7 summit
President Joe Biden confused Libya and Syria three times during a press conference from the G-7 summit. Read More.
Who is Naftali Bennett, Israel's new leader?
Bennett has long positioned himself to the right of Netanyahu Read More.
Supreme Court sides against Biden administration in drug sentencing case
The Supreme Court on Monday found that certain low-level crack cocaine offenders are not eligible for sentencing reductions, a repudiation of the Biden administration's late case change in opinion. Read More.
Scientists Sound Alarm on ‘Imminent Radiological Threat’ at Chinese Nuclear Plant
French nuclear power company Framatome said on Monday it has detected a “performance issue” at the Taishan Nuclear Power Plant, which it operates in partnership with the state-owned China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN). Read More.
Gallup Poll: 51% Say ‘Changing One’s Gender’ Is ‘Morally Wrong’
A majority of U.S. adults consider it “morally wrong” to “change” one’s gender, a Gallup Poll released Friday found. Read More.
Biden’s Defense Secretary Honors Transgender Individuals for Serving in the Civil War, Revolutionary War
Biden Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin performed some pathetic pandering to the LGBT community during “Pride Month.” He actually implied that transgenders fought in the Civil and Revolutionary Wars. Read More.
'I'm not finished': Kamala Harris's Univision interview heats up when anchor repeatedly asks about border trip
Tensions flared during Vice President Kamala Harris's Thursday night interview with Ilia Calderon when the Univision anchor pressed the vice president on her not-yet-scheduled trip to the U.S.-Mexico border. Read More.
TIME cover blasted for over-the-top attempt to make Biden ‘look cool’ ahead of Putin meeting
'DNC press releases aren’t this sycophantic,' one conservative critic wrote Read More.
