New York governor sinking in COVID scandal as Democrats turn against him
At this point, it seems even Gov. Andrew Cuomo's own party has begun to see him as a liability.
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Articles for Day: February 18, 2021
Mom warns parents: Pediatricians are pushing insane sexual propaganda on your kids
And they have the tools to force you to let them.
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Huge victory: Under pressure, New York ends mandatory COVID testing in schools
The new guidance follows in the wake of a lawsuit by CHD and eight parents of New York schoolchildren challenging mandatory COVID testing and closing of New York City Schools.
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Pathologist: FDA ‘misled the public’ on Pfizer vaccine efficacy
In an amended reply to the FDA’s rejection of his concerns about Pfizer’s clinical trials, Dr. Sin Hang Lee says the FDA is glossing over potential risks of an mRNA vaccine while concealing its true efficacy.
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Newly appointed Swiss bishop declines to have his own episcopal coat of arms
The 72-year-old Bonnemain is an Opus Dei priest (ordained in 1978) and, while he initially had worked in the 1990s under the conservative former Bishop of Chur, Wolfgang Haas, he has since turned toward a more progressivist attitude, inclined to collaborate with the very secularist Swiss public.
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Canada’s Conservative leader calls for pulling Olympics from China for ‘genocide’
China's abusive treatment of the Uyghurs stirred Erin O'Toole to speak out.
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Alberta govt jails pastor for holding COVID-non-compliant worship services
The government refuses to release James Coates from jail unless he promises not to hold any religious services until his trial.
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Political couple launches new party to represent Ontario’s conservatives
Belinda and Jim Karahalios have formed the New Blue Party of Ontario in a split from Progressive Conservatives.
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Priest on COVID vaccine: ‘The risks far outweigh the benefits’
In regards to the risk, here are some facts which should be heavily considered in order to determine the morality of this treatment.
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High-ranking French govt leader compares Evangelical ‘problem’ to radical Islam
Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin also won't talk 'with people who refuse to write on a piece of paper that the law of the Republic is superior to the law of God.'
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Trump gives voice to years of conservative grievances against Mitch McConnell
Chief among those grievances is McConnell’s record of backing establishmentarians over conservatives in GOP primaries — sometimes resulting in Democrats defeating both.
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Make this Lent a time to come together as a family
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Leaked emails show Canadian Liberal MP said its ‘hard to have faith’ in his own party’s handling of COVID-19
'Am I going to say something to my own government, to my own party, when I have health concerns of my constituents in mind? Damn right I am'
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Catholics must speak up when shepherds contradict the Gospel
Terry Barber of Virgin Most Powerful Radio joins John-Henry to discuss the duty lay Catholics have when shepherds of the Church fail to uphold the perennial teachings of the faith.
Psychotherapist appeals to European Court after UK university cancels his PhD on transgender regret
'Too much is at stake for academic freedom and for hundreds, if not thousands, of young people who are saying that they are being harmed and often silenced by a rigid view that has become a kind of transgender ideology and permits no discussion.'
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US House will vote on pro-abortion, pro-LGBT Equality Act next week
The act was passed by the Democrat-controlled House in 2019, but blocked by the Senate then controlled by Republicans. This time around, the Senate is split.
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Dating after pornography and advice on how to beat the addiction
In today’s special episode of The Van Maren Show, Paul Lavergne, a Certified Sexual Recovery Therapist, shares his experiences with quitting porn, the science behind the addiction, dating after a pornography addiction, and how overcoming a pornography addiction can dramatically improve your life.
Bill Gates says climate change is ‘all-out effort,’ like ‘world war … against greenhouse gases’
Alluding to a ‘next pandemic’ in ‘five to ten years,’ Gates said that at that time, ‘we will solve all those problems’ with the recently introduced mRNA vaccine technology.
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Biden excuses China’s Uighur genocide as the result of different cultural ‘norms’
‘[C]ulturally, there are different norms in each country, and their leaders are expected to follow,’ the president said when asked about the Uighur genocide.
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Catholics must speak up when shepherds contradict the Gospel
Rather than run away from the Church, lay Catholics should 'call out' shepherds who are not doing their job.
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Pro-life activism in the era of social media censorship
This week, Jonathon van Maren interviews pro-life leader Mark Harrington. Harrington wants pro-lifers to take their message to the streets and not to rely so much on the internet to get the truth out about abortion.
BREAKING: Planned Parenthood sues as South Carolina gov’t signs fetal heartbeat bill into law
South Carolina joins Georgia, Missouri, Louisiana, Tennessee, Ohio, Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa, Kentucky, Mississippi, and North Dakota in enacting laws to limit abortions as early as a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Texas power outage is a warning about ‘green energy’ reliance and globalist control
Texas wind farms’ can generate up to 25,100 megawatts of energy, but turbines making up 12,000 megawatts of that amount had frozen over by Sunday.
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New report shows major increase in euthanasia deaths across Belgium and Netherlands
The number of people killed by euthanasia and assisted suicide has surged in Belgium from just 24 in 2002 to 2,656 in 2019
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Bill Gates: Third shot may be needed to combat coronavirus variants
Gates told CBS News we might need a third shot of a currently available vaccine, or a “modified” vaccine as the virus mutates, but CHD’s RFK, Jr. asks why we haven’t focused instead on non-vaccine strategies, including therapeutic drugs.
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Utah parents push back against the transgender agenda – and win
Utah parents protested when a story of a girl wanting to be seen as a boy was read to a class of third-graders
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1 day left: Register now for LifeSite’s online conference on COVID
This Friday at 10 a.m. EST, LifeSite’s conference on COVID-19, vaccines, mandates, and much more is scheduled to begin.
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Pro-life, pro-black, pro-American film ‘Divided Hearts of America’ hits Amazon
Jason Jones, producer of the acclaimed film ‘Bella,’ called it ‘the most important film I’ve ever had the privilege of working on in any capacity, of over 50 films.’
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