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Project Veritas taunts Pfizer with LED truck parked outside drug maker’s NYC office following latest sting

January 31, 2023

Project Veritas taunts Pfizer with LED truck parked outside drug maker’s NYC office following latest sting

Project Veritas taunted Pfizer with an LED truck parked outside of the drug manufacturer’s headquarters on Tuesday after the journalism group put a staffer claiming plans to mutate COVID.

Italy plans to loosen its anti-COVID regulations for travelers coming from China

January 31, 2023

Italy plans to loosen its anti-COVID regulations for travelers coming from China

Italy is planning to ease its anti-COVID measures for travelers arriving from China. Instead of mandatory tests, travelers would be examined at random.

South Korea considers lifting COVID visa restrictions on travelers from China early

January 31, 2023

South Korea considers lifting COVID visa restrictions on travelers from China early

If Beijing’s coronavirus infections ease, South Korea may lift COVID visa restrictions on travelers from China, as the tourism sector hopes to see a rebound in visitors.

DeSantis responds to Trump criticism, says 'verdict has been rendered by' Florida voters

January 31, 2023

DeSantis responds to Trump criticism, says 'verdict has been rendered by' Florida voters

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis responded to former President Donald Trump's latest series of complaints about his governorship, pointing to his own landslide reelection.

House GOP push Biden to end pandemic spending, force feds to return to work

January 31, 2023

House GOP push Biden to end pandemic spending, force feds to return to work

House Republicans laid out a busy agenda Tuesday that looks to end the Biden administration's COVID-related policies on federal spending and remote work.

Rand Paul, Ernst investigate 'disturbing' $5.4B in pandemic fraud as Biden moves to end COVID emergency

January 31, 2023

Rand Paul, Ernst investigate 'disturbing' $5.4B in pandemic fraud as Biden moves to end COVID emergency

Senators Rand Paul and Joni Ernst are demanding answers on how the government could have allowed $5.4 billion in small business loans to be dispensed to "fraudsters" during the pandemic.

Biden slammed after announcing official end to COVID-19 emergency: 'Trying to avoid embarrassment'

January 31, 2023

Biden slammed after announcing official end to COVID-19 emergency: 'Trying to avoid embarrassment'

President Biden was criticized on social media after it was reported that he would end the COVID state of emergency on May 11. Conservatives argued it is too late.

West Point continues to impose COVID-19 vaccine mandate, despite rule's lift by Pentagon: report

January 30, 2023

West Point continues to impose COVID-19 vaccine mandate, despite rule's lift by Pentagon: report

The U.S. Military Academy at West Point continues to impose COVID-19 mandates regarding unvaccinated students not being able to travel.

Biden tells Congress he'll end COVID-19 emergencies on May 11

January 30, 2023

Biden tells Congress he'll end COVID-19 emergencies on May 11

President Biden said Monday that his administration will end twin emergencies related to the COVID-19 pandemic on May 11, more than three years after they were enacted.

January 30, 2023

Russell Brand unleashes on new Biden chief of staff Jeff Zients: ‘Cronyism, corporatism, profiteering’

Political commentator and comedian Russell Brand comments on President Biden's new chief of staff's apparent close ties to the pharmaceutical industry Saturday.