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Suing Big Pharma Over Covid Vaccines
Big Pharma can now be sued for the Covid vaccines. This is a biggie too! A judge in Michigan ruled that the
October 23, 2023
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Big Pharma can now be sued for the Covid vaccines. This is a biggie too! A judge in Michigan ruled that the
The United States Supreme Court will take up the case about whether or not the government can censor speech through social networks. This is
The media calls demonstrations in London this week “Pro-Palestinian” and wants us to therefore think that they are anti-semitic. These generalizations are
In Australia, the government voted NOT to launch a medical inquiry into transgender medicine. The motion was voted down 21-16 votes. This was a
Victoria’s Secret is bringing sexy back. The brand says that it lost over $1 billion in its attempt to advertise body inclusivity. Tired
Pfizer will sell its Covid antiviral drug Paxlovid for $1,400 for a five-day course, according to the Wall Street Journal. This is nearly
On Wednesday, hundreds of people entered a congressional office demanding a ceasefire between Israel and Gaza. At least 100 people were arrested. The
A Congressional report is warning that a war with Russia and China is on the horizon and the U.S. should be prepared. The report
Why is European Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen acting as Europe’s Secretary of State? That’s not her job. Lawmakers in Brussels are