FDA revokes emergency approval for Johnson & Johnson COVID shot
The revocation happened officially due to the manufacturer’s own request, according to the FDA.
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Nevada’s liberal Republican gov. signs law mandating pro-transgender training for prison workers
Nevada's liberal GOP governor signed a bill backed by the ACLU that requires prisons to adopt pro-LGBT policies and may lead to lawsuits against prison officers for 'misgendering.'
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Ohio AG says no legal right for gender-confused students to use opposite sex bathrooms
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost wrote that 'allowing men to share bathrooms, changing rooms, and locker rooms with women increases the ease with which biological males – most especially men who identify as men – can victimize women and girls.'
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‘Unacceptable’: Capitol police stop children’s choir from singing National Anthem, sparking outrage
'The National Anthem sung by children is not offensive,' said Georgia’s Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signs law banning ‘trans’ drugs, surgeries for children
SB 14 will take effect on September 1, 2023.
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‘Incredible’: Matt Walsh’s ‘What Is a Woman?’ hits 177.2 million views on Twitter
Everyone is watching 'the movie they really don’t want you to see.'
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Trial for priest charged with possession of child pornography to begin this month
Father James Jackson apparently violated terms of his pretrial release by continuing to access child pornography.
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Fox sponsors group partnering with Dodgers to honor anti-Catholic drag ‘nuns’ on ‘Pride Night’
LA Pride is co-hosting the event awarding blasphemous drag ‘nuns.’ The move is part of Fox’s larger pattern of pro-LGBT support.
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Trump brushes off concerns about COVID jab injuries at campaign event: ‘Everyone wanted a vaccine’
'I was able to do something that nobody else could have done, getting it done very, very rapidly,' Trump said about developing the COVID shots, adding that 'there’s a big portion of the country that thinks that was a great thing.'
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Oklahoma Supreme Court strikes down 2022 pro-life laws, but abortion remains illegal
State Republicans say the ruling demonstrates the need for judicial reform.
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