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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WICS/WRSP) – A new proposed bill would require some Illinois students to get the HPV vaccine.
The bill was filed by Rep. Robyn Gabel, D-Evanston, on Feb. 11. Continue reading “New Illinois Bill Would Require 6th Graders in Public, Private, and Religious Schools to Get the Gardasil HPV Vaccine”
Continue reading “Trump Drops Requirement for Employers to Validate Citizenship of Employees”
Interested in the practice of magick, witchcraft, or just being a part of a group of open-minded individuals? This semester marks the first that Black Squirrel Coven has been on Kent State’s campus. It is the first official coven on campus. Continue reading “Witches on campus, Black Squirrel Coven starting up”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
In the land of the free, there are still lawmakers who push for the most ridiculous laws despite there being no benefit to the citizens whatsoever. In fact, a proposed Bill in Illinois will actually hurt citizens and likely lead to fines or other punishment if they simply try to pump their own gas. Seriously. Continue reading “New Bill Will Make it Illegal for Citizens to Pump Their Own Gas — To Keep You ‘Safe’”
The University of California’s largest employee union, AFSCME Local 3299, voted to endorse Sen. Bernie Sanders’ bid for President ahead of California’s March 3 primary.
AFSCME 3299 represents 26,000 service and patient care workers at the University of California, and is comprised mostly of women and people of color who are among the lowest-paid workers in the UC system. Continue reading “University of California’s Largest Union Endorses Bernie Sanders for President”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Akron, OH — A video of several officers arresting an Ohio man went viral as it shows police officers on top of 47-year-old Patrick King, tasering him and punching him over and over—more than 30 times. According to King the stop should have never happened as he was simply walking back from the neighborhood store and stopped to talk to a friend. Now, after the department failed to hold the officers accountable for their alleged crimes, the taxpayers will be held liable instead. Continue reading “Cops Stop Veteran with PTSD for No Reason, Savagely Taser and Hit Him Over 30 Times”
A new video posted on Sunday shows former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg explaining how healthcare will “bankrupt us,” unless we deny care to the elderly. Continue reading ““If You Show Up With Cancer And You’re 95 – We Should Say We Can’t Do Anything” – Bloomberg Explains How Healthcare Will Bankrupt Us Unless We Deny Care To Elderly”
Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan
Billionaire presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg said he will charge Americans with “domestic terrorism” for “hate crimes” if elected and bashed “nativists” in America before affirming his commitment to Israel remaining a “Jewish state” in a recent interview with the Jewish Telegraph Agency. Continue reading “Mike Bloomberg: I Will Charge Americans With ‘Domestic Terrorism’ For ‘Hate Crimes’ If Elected”
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg has said harmful online content should be regulated, adding that his company should be treated with a framework in between those used for existing media and telecoms companies.
‘I do think that there should be regulation on harmful content … there’s a question about which framework you use for this,’ Zuckerberg said on Saturday at the Munich Security Conference. Continue reading “Mark Zuckerberg calls for more government regulation of ‘harmful online content’ so that Facebook doesn’t have to decide what to ban”
Two unusual COVID-19 cases were reported in Xinxian county in Central China’s Henan Province on Sunday, which shows strong contagiosity and whose sources of infection could not be determined. Continue reading “Unusual COVID-19 cases discovered in Henan, infection sources unknown, showing strong contagiosity”
The National Interest – by Mitch Blatt
hina’s widespread quarantine policy thanks to the coronavirus had been expanded from the city of Wuhan to a dozen other cities in Hubei province, to community quarantines for people returning from holiday, and now even inanimate objects must be quarantined. Paper currency, that is. Continue reading “Coronavirus Has Chinese Banks Cleaning and Trying to Quarantine (or Destroy) Dirty Money”
LA Times – by Alexandre Tanzi, Bloomberg
Americans increased their borrowing for the 22nd straight quarter as more households took out loans to buy homes or refinance mortgages, according to a report released Tuesday from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Continue reading “U.S. Household Debt Exceeds $14 Trillion for the First Time”
RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam‘s push to ban the sale of assault weapons has failed after members of his own party balked at the proposal.
Senators voted to shelve the bill for the year and ask the state crime commission to study the issue, an outcome that drew cheers from a committee room packed with gun advocates. Continue reading “Virginia lawmakers reject assault weapons ban”
Rumor is that “Mini Mike” and “Crooked Hillary” might join forces. Bad idea Mike. You might get a clue when your life insurance agent calls you two days before the Democratic convention in Milwaukee and says, “If Hillary is your Veep, my company will have to raise your life premiums 10,000%. Some at the home office want to raise it even more because there is slight chance you might become President. Just not much of a chance you live out the first 90 days.” Continue reading “The Bloomie-Hillary Ticket And Other Liberal Jokes”
Gateway Pundit – by Brock Simmons
Since the crazed Constitutional rights prohibitionists can’t get the federal government to pass any of their absurd gun control laws, they have turned to a state-by-state effort to methodically do away with the 2nd Amendment. Continue reading “Government Officials Seize Veteran’s Guns in Mistaken Identification In Red Flag Law Execution”
The donkey has long been the symbol of the Democratic Party since President Andrew Jackson embraced his detractors labeling him “a jackass” in 1828, but a Democratic Senate candidate in Maine may have a rebrand in mind. Continue reading “Dem U.S. Senate candidate unveils campaign logo: The guillotine as ‘a symbol of the work we have to do’”