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VIDEO March 18, 2024

The government cannot use Big Tech giants to do their bidding for them: Sen. Eric Schmitt

Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., and Stanford School of Medicine professor Dr. Jay Bhattacharya join 鈥楾he Ingraham Angle鈥� to discuss their original lawsuit now in front of the Supreme Court.

VIDEO March 18, 2024

Supreme Court debates free speech concerns on social media moderation

91爆料鈥� David Spunt reports that conservative and liberal justices seemed reluctant to limit government contact with Big Tech.

Supreme Court March 18, 2024

Supreme Court debates Biden administration outreach to digital platforms over controversial posts

Conservatives have claimed First Amendment violations by the Biden administration and accused of improperly coordinating with tech firms to remove information posted by private users on social media.

Health March 16, 2024

New report blasts government's COVID response, warns of repeating same mistakes

A new report has blasted the government鈥檚 response to the coronavirus pandemic and suggests the U.S. should cut ties with the World Health Organization

Washington March 16, 2024

NBA legend John Stockton sues Washington AG, medical commission for allegedly stifling doctors' free speech

NBA legend John Stockton took legal action against the state of Washington, alleging officials stifled doctors' First Amendment rights during the pandemic.

Coronavirus March 13, 2024

Long COVID could be the cause of your bad hangovers, study finds: 'Bad reaction'

A Stanford University study found that Long COVID could have a direct impact on alcohol sensitivity. Drs. Marc Siegel of NYU Langone and Bala Munipalli of Mayo Clinic discussed the research.

Media March 13, 2024

Neil Young announces return to Spotify after pulling music over Joe Rogan podcast

Neil Young said he will return his music to Spotify after he pulled his catalogue from the service over the company's unwillingness to censor Joe Rogan.

Media March 12, 2024

Anti-lockdown and vaccine mandate skeptic Martin Kulldorff announces he was 'fired' by Harvard

Epidemoiologist Martin Kulldorff, a former professor of medicine at Harvard University since 2003, announced Monday that he was "fired" by the university.

LIFESTYLE March 11, 2024

What's going on with America's public schools? Enrollment drops and chronic absenteeism tell a dramatic tale

Well beyond COVID, America's public schools are experiencing lower enrollments and chronic absenteeism 鈥� what's going on? Bill Bennett, former education secretary, offers data and insights.

Coronavirus March 8, 2024

US government suspends free COVID test mail orders

The U.S. government is halting the distribution of free COVID-19 tests through the mail, with March 8 being the last day for households to request them.

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