The following is an excerpt from the Associated Press. Uruguay stopped administering coronavirus vaccine to children under age 13 after a judge ordered on Thursday that all inoculations in that age group halt until officials present documents relating to contracts […]
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Most Americans say they do not view Covid-19 as being as dangerous now as it once was, and say that mandatory vaccination against the virus for school children is unnecessary. That’s according to Rasmussen Reports. The survey finds that 52%
The FDA has authorized doctors to give Covid shots to babies as young as six months old, without the normal approval process, on the basis of an “emergency.” Rep. Louis Gohmert (R-Texas) is among those asking questions about that.
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Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) is demanding that the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) prioritize Veteran care after learning of first-hand accounts from VA employees, who say Biden’s coercive vaccine mandates are causing VA workforce shortages, ultimately limiting care for veterans.
The following is an excerpt from an opinion piece in Newsweek, written by Dr. Marty Makary, professor, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. People don’t trust the CDC. Here’s one example illustrating why. Two weeks ago, with no outcomes data on Covid-19
The following is an excerpt from The Hill. More than 82 million Covid-19 vaccines were discarded by pharmacies and U.S. states, territories and federal agencies, according to a new report. NBC News reported that 82.1 million doses of the shot were
A win for Navy officer Lt. Bill Moseley– it’s a landmark case for the thousands in the military who object to getting the Covid-19 vaccine.
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Republicans Bill Posey, Louis Gohmert, Ted Cruz and Ron Johnson are among 18 members of Congress who have signed a letter asking for the FDA to answer questions about the recommendation that it’s safe for children ages five and under
