Alabama House Bill Proposes Vaccine Injury Protection for Employees
If an individual was injured by an employer-mandated COVID-19 vaccine, a proposed Alabama bill will give the employee the right to take legal action against their...
Shipping Companies Warn: Biden Vaccine Mandate Will Trigger Holiday Supply Chain Chaos
Cargo air shipping companies warned the White House that its proposed vaccine mandate will wreak havoc on the supply chain by putting even more...
COVID Vaccine-Injured Sue Biden Administration Over Censorship
Woman who suffered severe nerve damage after receiving a COVID-19 vaccination and others with COVID-19 vaccine injuries launched lawsuit against Biden and admin.
Doctors, Parents Sue HHS Over COVID-19 Vaccine Emergency Use Authorization in Children Under 16
A number of doctors and parents have sued the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and its secretary, Xavier Becerra, in a...
Who’s Really Being Hospitalized?
Breakthrough cases reach majority levels in some jurisdictions but numbers elude CDC
“I’m not going to arm wrestle with the administration about where to put...
Increase in Reactivated Viruses Following COVID-19 Booster Shots: Dr. Richard Urso
Latent viruses are reactivated in large number of people following booster COVID-19 shots, causing long COVID and other health conditions.
CDC Director Warns CCP Virus May Be ‘a Few Mutations’ Away From Evading Vaccines
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky told reporters during a teleconference on Tuesday that her biggest concern is that...
Aaron Rodgers Confirms He Is Unvaccinated, Is Disappointed in Media Reports
Three-time NFL Most Valuable Player Aaron Rodgers confirmed Friday that he has not taken the COVID-19 vaccine, citing what he says is an allergy to an ingredient in...
CCP Withheld Pandemic-Relevant Data From Public, Leaked Documents Reveal
Internal documents that were leaked to The Epoch Times show that the Chinese communist regime has a large amount of data on influenza and...
