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The Department of Justice announced a directive to potentially influence the ability of parents to exercise their First Amendment rights. Attorney General Merrick Garland announced the DOJ's new order in a statement on Monday.

Former Facebook employee Frances Haugen was greeted as a hero by the media and US senators eager to cut Mark Zuckerberg’s behemoth down to size, but all the talk of protecting children seems to be hiding a political agenda.

"If you have [COVID] antibodies built up, you should be able to prove that you have those built up..."

"We assess with high confidence that the pandemic began much earlier than China informed the [World Health Organization] about COVID-19."

These flows are a result of a substantial options trade that remains unknown to most market participants...

Households and businesses in Italy will be paying more for electricity and gas from Friday with another steep price rise at the start of the third quarter, despite government measures to limit the increase.

“People are upset because their senior leaders let them down. And none of them are raising their hands and accepting accountability or saying, ‘We messed up.'”

Europe's increasingly expensive gas and electricity prices are sending a strong signal to manufacturers to consider temporary plant closures and to home and office owners to turn down thermostats to conserve fuel this winter.

“It was worse than we ever thought...”

As with so many other things that shouldn’t be, the answer can be found at the intersection of Wall Street and easy money...

"Everyone is losing thousands of dollars,” and that they will go out of business due to the vaccine mandate. “The mayor is a jerk."

A federal judge suggested the Department of Justice has been biased in its sentencing of January 6 protesters. During the sentencing of accused protester Danielle Doyle on Friday, U.S. District Court Judge Trevor McFadden suggested rioters in Washington D.C. and elsewhere during 2020's civil unrest were given lesser sentences than those who participated in the incident at the Capitol.

Steven Donziger, who sought compensation for Ecuadorian victims of pollution from the energy giant, said his sentencing for contempt was “totally unfair,” and accused the judge of pushing for him to serve time before his appeal.

... they have called for exemptions based on natural immunity...

“You sir, are the one ignoring the science.”

Iran state-affiliated media recently promoted a video of Kamala Harris applauding a student who accused Israel of "ethnic genocide" against Palestinians. On Thursday, Press TV tweeted a dialogue between Harris and a female student at Virginia's George Mason University earlier this week.

According to Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), COVID-19 vaccines are not working as advertised by the Biden administration. During a speech on the Senate floor Wednesday, the senator said coronavirus cases and deaths had dropped before the vaccines were introduced earlier this year.

A group of New York City teachers won’t be getting the legal relief they sought from an order requiring them to be vaccinated against Covid-19, as the US Supreme Court has summarily denied their request to block the mandate.

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials reportedly exposed whistleblowers who raised corruption allegations after apparently uncovering proof that senior agency staffers had tampered with risk assessments for chemicals.

...since 2019, there have been 237 major internet shutdowns in 45 countries.

“Wikipedia made a real effort at neutrality for, I would say, its first five years or so... And then … it began a long, slow slide into what I would call leftist propaganda.”