Ariz. to reconsider bill banning vaccine passports
Arizona lawmakers plan to reintroduce a bill that would ban vaccine passports after it failed to pass through the State House last week.
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Ariz. must prove willful spread of COVID-19 before revoking business license
The Arizona legislature passes a bill that restricts the government’s ability to revoke business licenses without proof that the owner willfully caused the spread of COVID-19 during a declared state of emergency.
Dems reluctantly adopting lab leak theory
The Biden administration and mainstream media are coming under immense fire for their part in downplaying the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic.
76 bodies recovered from capsized boat in Nigeria
At least 76 people have died after an overloaded riverboat capsized in northeast Nigeria.
14-year-old Fla. boy who allegedly stabbed classmate 114 times to be tried as adult
Aidan Fucci, 14, is being tried as an adult in Florida for the alleged murder of Tristyn Bailey, 13.
Job searches up in states ending participation in expanded federal unemployment benefits program
Job searches have jumped in GOP-led states that opted out of Joe Biden’s expanded unemployment benefits program.
Judge approves class-action status for Google pay discrimination suit
Several former Google employees have won class-action status to proceed with their gender pay disparity lawsuit.
Fla. concert promoter charges $18 for vaccinated patrons, $999 for non-vaccinated
A Florida concert promoter announced he will be charging concertgoers $18 if they are vaccinated and $999 if they are not.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein flip flops on nixing filibuster, calls it ‘non-issue’
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) is facing scrutiny for contradicting herself on the future of the legislative filibuster.