A bill in the Golden State that’s aimed at punishing medical experts for spreading so-called misinformation is continuing to make it’s way through the state senate. One America’s Cynthia Kaui has more.
As most of the country returns to normal, the Biden administration predicts another COVID-19 pandemic is on the horizon. The President recently promoted vaccines for infants while providing an ominous warning of what’s yet to come.
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As the FDA considers recommending the COVID vaccine for babies as young as 6-months-old, doctors are speaking out about the dangers of the “still” experimental vaccine. One America’s Pearson Sharp has more.
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) has accused the White House of not being transparent with how it spent COVID relief funds. The Utah lawmaker made the accusation during a Senate COVID hearing with administration officials Thursday.
Moderna plans to study its COVID-19 vaccine in infants as young as 3-months-old. The biotech company announced Wednesday that it will enroll as many as 700 babies in their experiment, dubbed Baby Cove, in September. The babies will reportedly receive two doses of Moderna’s vaccine within an eight-week period.
The Golden State is still trying to pass COVID-related bills. One America’s Cynthia Kaui has more.
Dr. Peter McCullough joined OAN’s Stella Escobedo to talk about monkeypox and how it’s treated. He also talked about the CDC’s mask alert for travelers, which he believes is unnecessary as its not airborne.
Conservative activist and President of American Commitment, Phil Kerpen said the Biden administration’s effort to reimpose mask mandates on airplanes is a big mistake. One America’s John Hines has more from Washington.
The Drug Enforcement Administration in El Paso, Texas has warned of a possible surge in drug overdoses. According to the agency, nine patients were taken to local hospitals after experiencing signs of overdoses over a span of around 36-hours last week. Additionally, El Paso police reported two people died from an accidental overdose last month.