


6th Circuit Ruling Restoring Employer Vaccine Mandate Falsely Claims ‘Options Available to Combat COVID-19 Changed Significantly’ When ‘FDA Granted Approval to One Vaccine on August 23, 2021’
The majority opinion released on Friday by the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals, which restored the Biden administration’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) requiring employers with more than 100 employees...
Kentucky Congressman Massie: Comirnaty Not Available in United States
A Kentucky congressman Saturday said that Pfizer’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved COVID-19 vaccine is not available in the United States after The Ohio Star spent a week reporting on that subject. “Your first sentence, ‘Comirnaty...
Virginia Governor’s Office Believes Object Found in Lee Monument Pedestal Is the Missing Time Capsule
Crews dismantling the Lee Monument pedestal in Richmond found what they believe to be an 1887 time capsule believed to contain Confederate memorabilia and a possible photograph of Abraham Lincoln, the governor’s office announced Friday. “Workers...
Minnesota Woman Who Lost Job After School Board Comment Files Lawsuit Alleging First Amendment Violation
A Shakopee woman, Tara McNeally, who was fired from her job after questioning her children’s school board, has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court against the school and her former employer. The lawsuit filed by McNeally reportedly asks for...
Leon County Supervisor of Elections Verifies Seven Felons Voted in 2020
Leon County Supervisor of Elections Mark Earley told The Florida Capital Star that he started the process of removing seven felons from the Leon County voter registration system. Earley noted that all seven voted in the 2020 general election. The voters were...
State Rep. Jake Hoffman Only Arizona Legislator to Score 100 Percent in American Conservative Union’s 2021 Ratings
The American Conservative Union rates members of Congress and state legislators every year, and this past year State Rep. Jake Hoffman (R-Mesa) was the only member of the Arizona Legislature to receive a perfect 100% rating. Other high scorers included State...
Commentary: The Kavanaugh War and the End of Honor Culture
by Mark Judge In the 2000 political drama “The Contender,” an opposition research attack is launched against a woman named Laine Hanson (Joan Allen) who has been nominated for the vice presidency. Part of the assault is a rumor, supposedly confirmed with actual...
Charlie Kirk and Tucker Carlson Kick Off Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest 2021 Conference in Phoenix
Turning Point USA is holding their annual AmericaFest 2021 conference this weekend in Phoenix, where they are based. Founder Charlie Kirk and Fox News personality Tucker Carlson spoke Friday on opening night. Kirk opened the event, hitting on a lot of social...
Wisconsin Mom Says Five-Year-Old Child Accessed Porn Website, ‘Inappropriate Content’ with School iPad
by Kendall Tietz Students at a Wisconsin school district were able to access pornography on their school’s iPads for months due to a lack of “working” filters, according to the mom of a student who accessed the material and spoke during the public comment...
Commentary: Christmas Movies Without the Hollywoke Scrooge
by Lou Aguilar Hollywoke may be spearheading the War on Christmas, but three cable channels are mounting a far more effective counteroffensive, running traditionalist Christmas movies 24/7. And one of them, Lifetime, is a surprising beachhead. While HBO Max is...
Senate Parliamentarian Blocks Immigration Reform from Democrats’ Spending Bill for Third Time
by Andrew Trunsky Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough rejected another Democratic effort to include immigration reform in President Joe Biden’s spending bill. MacDonough’s ruling, which came late Thursday, is Democrats’ latest setback in their bid to...
Boeing Suspends Vaccine Mandate for Employees
by Ted O’Neil Boeing Friday said it has suspended its requirement that U.S.-based employees be fully vaccinated or face losing their jobs. The announcement comes as several attempts by President Joe Biden to require vaccinations for workers in various settings...
Commentary: As Biden Courts Unions, Poll Shows Voter Split on Labor
by Philip Wegmann Staff were still finding their desks at the White House when the new first lady hosted a summit to celebrate educators. There were just two guests invited on that first full day of the new administration: the leaders of the two largest public...
Cereal Giant Reaches Deal with Union Group After Months of Labor Strike
by Harry Wilmerding Kellogg announced Thursday that it reached a tentative agreement with employees, potentially ending a 10-week labor strike at the company. The agreement between the cereal giant and The Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain...
Commentary: The Collapse of Yellow School Bus Transport
by Matt Ladner Between 2012 and 2019, student ridership on school district buses declined nationally by 3.8 million riders. The drop is owed to various factors, especially increased demand for drivers in private industry. The COVID-19 pandemic intensified the...
Two Airline CEOs Challenge Mask Mandates on Planes
by Laurel Duggan Mask mandates do little, if anything, to make the air safer inside airplanes, two major airline CEOs argued before Congress Wednesday. “I think the case is very strong that masks don’t add much, if anything, in the air cabin environment,” Gary...
New York Can Force Photographer to Take Pictures for Same-Sex Weddings, Court Rules
by Harold Hutchison A federal district court ruled that the state of New York can force a photographer to take pictures depicting same-sex weddings. In the decision issued Monday, U.S. District Judge Frank P. Geraci, Jr. dismissed the First Amendment claims of...
Tennessee Valley Authority Approves Plan to Limit Asian Carp Invasion
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) on Friday approved a plan to limit the spread of Asian carp in Tennessee’s waterways, releasing a final Environmental Assessment on the project. According to the TVA’s recommendation, barriers need to be...
Pennsylvania Senate Passes Bipartisan Probation Reform
Members of the Pennsylvania Senate on Wednesday passed legislation that will alter the state’s current probation system. Senate Bill 913, sponsored by Senator Lisa Baker (R-Luzerne), would provide an opportunity for some inmates to secure early release...