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“It’s in the plot narratives; it’s in the characterization; it’s in the imagery, it’s in the art projects, the history class, the English classes.”

A former Virginia cop is demanding his job back after he was let go following his $25 donation to Kyle Rittenhouse’s defense, which the officer had thought had been made anonymously.

Normalizing and liberalizing drug use resulted in 100,000 drug deaths...

British lockdown policies are still having an impact on excess mortality... it's a “national scandal.”

"...this would mean the vaxxed and unvaxxed pose a comparable danger to each other,” writes Shriver. “All Covid apartheid schemes are therefore insensible.”

"New York Times Held Back Story On Kenosha Riot Damage Until After 2020 Election..."

Mother of a New Hampshire boy suspended by the school for claiming that there are “only two genders” is prepared to defend his rights to free speech and religious freedom in court.

Czech Republic to also ban unjabbed from numerous venues...

A New York judge voided the convictions of two black men for the 1965 assassination of activist Malcolm X, after a re-investigation inspired by a Netflix documentary found the FBI had withheld evidence of their innocence.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may take 55 years to release all the documents it used to declare Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine safe, a group of doctors and professors claim.

...this was not supposed to happen.

...unjabbed can only leave their homes for “essential reasons” such as food shopping.

Something odd is going on...

Enforcement of President Joe Biden’s Covid-19 vaccine mandate for large employers has been suspended, 11 days after a US appeals court froze the order on “grave statutory and constitutional issues.”

A record 100,000 Americans died of drug overdoses between April 2020 and April 2021. The soaring death count was driven by the availability of highly toxic fentanyl and social isolation during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Idaho state house passed legislation that would enable people to receive workers’ compensation if they fall ill due to a mandated Covid-19 shot, with the bill finding bipartisan support in the Republican-dominated state.

... the episode uncovers, yet again, a sickness that is far deeper.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt has sued school officials in Springfield for demanding exorbitant fees to respond to his request for records on their teaching of critical race theory (CRT).

One year after the Great Barrington Declaration was issued, its warnings seem prudent.