The Supreme Court has blocked President Biden’s vaccine mandates that required larger companies to have all of their employees vaccinated or tested every week. The Justices decided that Biden overstepped his authority by trying to enforce federal mandates upon the people. In a separate ruling, they decided that a more… Continue reading In another major defeat for Biden, SCOTUS blocks vaccine mandates
President Biden has become – what he had once called Republicans of becoming – “an example of the arrogance of power” in an attempt to “eviscerate the Senate.” These aren’t the words of his critics, but of Senator Biden from 2005 when the Republicans wanted to suspend the filibuster for… Continue reading Biden becomes “an example of the arrogance of power”
A ballistic missile launched by North Korea on Tuesday reached Mach 10 speeds and was more advanced, according to Seoul. The missile was launched from the country’s Ryanggang Province, near the border with China. The projectile landed in the ocean between the Korean Peninsula and Japan, and covered over 400… Continue reading North Korean missile reached Mach 10, more advanced – South Korea
Twitter has permanently banned Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s account on the platform for spreading “COVID-19 misinformation.” The company said it banned one of the Representative’s accounts for “repeated” violations of its “COVID-19 misinformation policy.” This was Greene’s personal account and her Congressional Twitter account is still active. The Representative criticized… Continue reading Twitter permanently suspends Marjorie Taylor Greene’s account
Chinese social media “users” on its state-controlled platforms are going after Elon Musk for “trying to destroy” the Chinese space station. China complained to the UN space agency about two alleged close encounters with Starlink satellites. The alleged encounters occurred in July and October, and the Chinese space station took… Continue reading China’s online cannon fodder army attacks “weapon” Elon Musk
The US has imposed sanctions on eight Chinese companies, including drone-maker DJI, for making tech that spies on Uyghur Muslims. The Treasury Department identified the companies “pursuant to Executive Order (E.O.) 13959, as amended by E.O. 14032.” The eight companies were found to have been involved in supporting “the biometric… Continue reading US imposes sanctions on 8 Chinese entities behind targeted surveillance
China has gifted Nicaragua a million COVID-19 vaccines just days after the latter cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan. Chinese government officials landed in Nicaragua with the first batch of the doses on Sunday. They thanked Nicaragua for restoring relations with Beijing. Taiwan, a major trade partner of Nicaragua, was unhappy… Continue reading China gifts Nicaragua a million COVID vaccines for cutting ties with Taiwan
New York City’s Correction Officers Benevolent Association, the Union that represents the correction officers in the city sued it on Wednesday to stop mayor Bill de Blasio’s vaccine mandate that has left staffing shortages and workers overwhelmed. Unlike most city workers, the correction officers received an extension to their mandate… Continue reading NYC correction officers association sues city over vaccine mandate
A California mother says her 13-year-old son was given a pizza in exchange for getting vaccinated, and was told not to tell her. Maribel Duarte’s son studies at the Barack Obama Global Prep Academy in Southern Los Angeles. He came home with a vaccination card and told her that he… Continue reading Mom says child offered pizza to get vaccinated, told not to tell her anything
As the US announced a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. China hurled threats and promised to respond. The US, citing gross human rights violations by China in Xinjiang has said that it won’t send any official delegation to the Games. American athletes however, will still be performing.… Continue reading US announces diplomatic boycott of 2022 Beijing; China hurls threats