In the wake of the Covid shutdowns there are growing concerns about the security of the global food supply. Sunday on Full Measure, we're off to Maine. It's the first state in the US to enshrine in its law and state constitution the "right to food." We'll talk to farmers and residents about what it […]
The following is an excerpt from Gallup News. The midterm elections loom less than two months away. Economy and Inflation Are the Top Issues Data from Gallup and other polls show that the economy -- and inflation in particular -- are Americans' top concerns leading into the Nov. 8 midterm elections. We see this in […]
Updated numbers are out and, as expected, the number of border agent encounters with illegal crossers has passed 2.1 million this year — the most ever in American history. And there’s still a month to go in the fiscal year. That breaks last year’s record of 1.7 million. Authorities estimate at least that many more […]
Ninety-eight percent (98%) of those polled say President Biden should "never again" erase student debt at taxpayer expense. That's according to the latest unscientific poll of 1,108 people at SharylAttkisson.com. Fewer than 1% said the president should offer loan forgiveness "every year" or said it should be offered "sometimes." President Joe Biden's executive action announced […]
John Strand, a January 6 defendant who peacefully entered the Capitol and acted as security detail for Front Line Doctors founder Dr. Simone Gold has been convicted on all charges by a D.C. jury and faces up to 24 years in prison. Supporters of Front Line Doctors, a group founded to draw attention to the […]
Although the majority of Americans agree with President Joe Biden that the Covid-19 pandemic is over; most Democrats still want to make vaccines against the virus mandatory. This is according to the latest Rasmussen Reports. In an interview on 60 Minutes that aired Sep. 18 President Biden told journalist Scott Pelly: “The pandemic is over. We […]
An update to our investigations into Puerto Rico’s bankruptcy, hurricane spending, and rebuilding of its electric grid at U.S. taxpayer expense. In 2017, Hurricane Maria destroyed Puerto Rico’s already dysfunctional electric grid, plunging millions of people in the U.S. territory into darkness, some going without power for a year. That triggered a $17 billion-dollar rebuild […]
The following is an excerpt from Becker's Hospital Review. The CDC dropped its universal masking guideline for healthcare workers after a weeklong slowdown in Covid-19 hospitalizations and nursing home infections nationwide, CBS News reported Sept. 23. The change is one of the final sets of revisions to overhaul recommendations for Covid-19 since August. The CDC says […]
Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) is asking the FDA to provide information about the controversial use of certain puberty blockers in children who suffer from gender dysphoria and wish to resemble the opposite sex. Blackburn says she was motivated to write the letter after viewing a recent Twitter video of a doctor at Vanderbilt University Medical […]
Fifty years ago, a bipartisan majority in Congress passed a landmark piece of legislation: the Clean Water Act. As the law marks its half-century, there's another potential challenge: what some call the crisis of global warming. So what can we learn from the history of the Clean Water Act? Here’s Lisa Fletcher. Early fall in […]
