An Italian dentist may soon face criminal charges after he allegedly attempted to trick nurses into administering a COVID vaccine into a fake silicone arm in order to obtain a “super” health pass, which will soon be required to enter most public venues (including restaurants) in Italy. According to NBC News, the incident occurred in

There are six states — Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada (in substantial rates of COVID-19 transmission), New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington — that still require most people to wear face masks in indoor public places regardless of vaccination status. Oregon is taking it to another level by considering indefinite mask mandates. The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) met

On Tuesday morning, CNN correspondent Adrienne Broaddus gave the impression that police shooting victim was pulled over and accidentally shot simply for having air freshener hanging in his car as she informed viewers of jury selection in the upcoming trial of former Minnesota cop Kim Potter. At no point in the segment was it divulged that

Democrats have tried twice before to insert an amnesty provision in their Build Back Better bill, most recently in late September. The House version of the bill includes language that would provide temporary protection from deportation and work permits to illegal aliens who entered the U.S. prior to January 2011. That would cover about 6.5

According to Detroit police, the parents of Oxford High School shooting suspect Ethan Crumbley were arrested early Saturday morning after a citizen spotted their vehicle and relayed the tip to police. Police stated that the couple was found inside a commercial warehouse and appeared to be “hiding” and “distressed.” It is believed that a friend

Dr. Anthony Fauci has been criticized for a remark about COVID-19 that some have deemed to be “racist.” When Donald Trump was president, he described COVID-19 as the “Chinese virus.” Legacy media, politicians, and talking heads lashed out and condemned the term – calling it “racist” and “xenophobic.” There were articles declaring that calling COVID-19

The New York Times Book Review sometimes softly interviews celebrities for its “By The Book” feature, allowing them to boast of their love of the published word. For this Sunday, the celebrity was Bette Midler, and the gushy headline was “Bette Midler Is Still in the Thrall of 19th-Century Novelists.” The drawing of her was also

Oregon police worked for almost a year to solve the murder of a 9-year-old who was found stuffed into a duffel bag and left near a rest stop on the Oregon coast. They arrested the girl’s mother and the mother’s girlfriend on Tuesday. The remains were discovered in Lincoln County in Dec. 2020. Investigators estimated

Democratic digital strategist Elizabeth Spiers, who was adopted as a baby, penned an opinion piece in which she said that adoption can be more traumatic than abortion. “The right likes to suggest that abortion is a traumatic experience for women — a last resort, a painful memory. But adoption is often just as traumatic as

A reporter from Univision’s Atlanta affiliate apparently decided to use his time in front of Press Secretary Jen Psaki as his audition for a position in Stacy Abrams’ gubernatorial campaign. Watch as Rafael Olavarría psusks up to Psaki at the very end of Friday´s White House press briefing, when she turns her back to the

Liberal Hollywood actress Bette Midler called for former President Donald Trump to be arrested for the attempted murder of President Joe Biden — based on the claim of a former staffer. The actress was reacting to a report that Trump had tested positive for the coronavirus before acknowledging it publicly, and he reportedly went to

Hollywood star George Clooney says that he once declined the opportunity to earn $35 million for a single day of work. Clooney explained that he could have scored the hefty payday to make an airline ad, but he had reservations about doing so and ultimately decided to pass on the lucrative opportunity. “I was offered

The toughest part of Jen Psaki’s White House briefing is dealing with respectful hardballs from Fox’s Peter Doocy. On this episode of the Podcast, our briefing specialist and Managing Editor Curtis Houck discusses how Doocy made Psaki’s spin this week just too lame to take seriously.  It is that time of the year that it’s

Boeing’s troubled SLS super-heavy lift rocket — originally supposed to fly in 2016 — could have its maiden launch pushed back into the second half of 2022 due to an unspecified problem with an engine controller. Kill this $30 billion boondoggle already. Aviation Week reported earlier this week that technicians are “troubleshooting an issue with

America executed a drone attack targeting a senior al-Qaeda figure on Dec. 3, though the attack may have resulted in civilian casualties, a U.S. Central Command spokesperson said in a statement, according to Fox News. “U.S. forces conducted a kinetic strike near Idlib, Syria, December 3, targeting a senior al-Qaeda leader and planner,” CENTCOM spokesperson

White House press secretary Jen Psaki claimed that the coronavirus pandemic is a root cause of a rash of incidents where criminals are organizing themselves to loot stores. Psaki was answering questions from Fox News reporter Peter Doocy when he pressed her about Biden’s stance on crime. “Does the President still think that crime is

How total is Michael Steele’s transformation from RNC chairman to Democrat sycophant? On today’s Morning Joe, Steele, an MSNBC analyst and member of the disgraced Lincoln Project, slurred Republican judicial appointees while expressing his preference for Democrat nominees. Steele was commenting on Republican Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana telling Biden judicial nominee Dale Ho that he

Science, we’ve been told countless times, is a process that must be respected, particularly regarding the groundbreaking new mRNA vaccines against COVID-19. Let me back up a moment. In Early 21st Century/Mid-Weimar/Late-Roman America, we actually have two sciences. Traditional science is the one we all learned about in school. It’s really nothing more than a