Former NFL linebacker dies suddenly at 25, no cause of death given
Jessie Lemonier was just one day from turning 26.
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Coronavirus
Trump, DeSantis spar over COVID records ahead of looming 2024 GOP primary
'What I would just say is – that verdict has been rendered by the people of the state of Florida,' DeSantis responded.
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Biden announces end to COVID emergency declarations in May
The White House issued the statement in response to a bill (H.R. 382) and joint resolution (H.J. Res. 7) that would have immediately ended the twin emergencies.
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US gov’t reportedly using ‘counterterrorism’ tech to censor election, COVID jab skeptics
Technology developed in the wake of the Arab Spring, supposedly to identify ‘misinformation’ online at the time, is now being used to target ‘domestic populism,’ free speech advocate Mike Benz warned.
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Experts blame mRNA shots for rise in excess non-COVID deaths across England and Wales
It’s clear that the vaccines are still a leading suspect in the question of why so many people have been dying, mainly from heart-related issues, in the last two years.
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Djokovic’s Australian Open win is a symbolic victory of the unvaccinated over COVID tyranny
A year ago, Djokovic did not know if he was ever going to play in a Grand Slam tournament again due to his vaccination status.
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MIT analytics expert calls for end to mRNA COVID shots: ‘No other ethical or scientific choice’
‘This is clearly the most failing medical product in the history of medical products, both in terms of efficacy and safety,’ said MIT professor and drug safety analytics expert Retsef Levi.
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Canadian gov’t-funded panel claims media showing ‘both sides’ of a story helps spread ‘misinformation’
The Council of Canadian Academies argues that fair and balanced reporting creates opposition to policies such as climate change.
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UK gov’t changes COVID booster eligibility to exclude most healthy people under 50
The government is expected to restrict eligibility for the initial jabs by the end of 2023.
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British Army intelligence unit spied on COVID lockdown critics, whistleblower claims
'This domestic monitoring of citizens seemed not to be driven by a desire to address the public's concerns, but to identify levers for compliance with controversial Government policies.'
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