Robert F. “Bobby” Kennedy, Junior is planning an address to the American people on Wednesday, April 19. Kennedy recently filed the paperwork to run for president against Joe Biden, but has not officially made an announcement. Read more about Kennedy […]
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The following is an excerpt from Just the News. The U.S. one-size-fits-all Covid-19 vaccine policy, which recommends “up to date” inoculation at all ages regardless of risk level and provides the basis for ongoing mandates in low-risk settings, has become
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Polio caused by oral polio vaccine is spreading and paralyzing children outside the United States. According to CDC, there was an alarming 700% increase in vaccine-derived poliovirus cases last year compared to 2021. The US stopped using oral polio vaccine
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The CDC is reporting a return to the usual when it comes to the virus that causes common colds. According to a news release today, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is returning to the patterns seen prior to Covid-19. Recently, the
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The following is an excerpt from The Vaccine Reaction. The United States has again secured its spot as “the most dangerous place” among high income countries to give birth, with the maternal mortality rate seeing a 40 percent increase from
The following is a news analysis. Robert F. “Bobby” Kennedy, Junior is the second Democrat to launch a challenge to President Joe Biden in 2024. The filing of presidential candidate paperwork by the environmental attorney and activist is bound to
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President Joe Biden was elected with a record number of votes, according to the official record. But a new survey finds he trails in a matchup against either Republican Donald Trump or Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, also a Republican. The
Typically, when you spend more than you make, you go into debt. When Congress spends more tax money than it has, it adds to the national debt, which now stands somewhere north of $31 trillion. One debt-conscious member of Congress
