By Lawrence Hurley January 5, 2021 -Reuters WASHINGTON, Jan 5 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court, which has restricted its own operations during the COVID-19 pandemic, is preparing to decide whether [...]
Reuters January 5, 2021 -United States.News President steps up campaign against COVID anti-vaxxersOpposition lawmakers criticise comment; voters’ views mixedParliament debating a new COVID-19 bill PARIS, Jan 5 (Reuters) – [...]
RT January 5, 2021 -RT Speaking at the Vatican, Pope Francis has criticized individuals who let pets “take the place of children” for leaving civilization “without humanity,” saying they [...]
by Paul Joseph Watson January 5, 2021 -Infowars In what surely will be a massive step in reducing the spread of COVID-19, authorities in Quebec will ban the unvaccinated from [...]
Roberto Wakerell-Cruz January 4, 2021 -The Post Millennial The Speaker of the House of Commons ruled yesterday that Chinese-made facemasks will be banned from Parliament by the end of [...]
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Sarah Taylor January 4, 2021 -The Blaze A U.K. woman was roused from a month-long COVID-19 coma with a round of Pfizer's male erectile dysfunction drug, Viagra, according to [...]
by Luis Miguel January 4, 2022 -The New American The U.S. Department of Defense is updating the way it keeps track of its gun and explosive supplies, while Congress is requiring that [...]
Faye Higbee Published:January 3, 2021 -RAIR The Soviet Union often claimed that dissidents had “mental issues” and would lock them up in asylums, keep them drugged, and eventually they [...]
RT January 4, 2021 -RT A clean energy experiment known as the ‘Artificial Sun’ reached a temperature of 70,000,000C, and held it for more than 17 minutes, during trials [...]
Sundance January 4, 2021 -Conservative Tree House This is a wild story. A New York high school science teacher named Laura Parker Russo vaccinated the friend of her son [...]
Julius Melnitzer January 4, 2021 -Financial Post Beset by layoffs, Canada’s energy and mining workers have been bucking tradition and seeking opportunities in other sectors — quite successfully, by [...]
