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Biden will have been president officially for one year next Thursday and has “never been less popular nationally.”

U.S. voters oppose draconian COVID policies, including shifting schools to remote learning, vaccine passports, and mandatory booster shots.

Just days after the Italian government announced it would be making vaccines mandatory for all residents over the age of 50, the Greek government is reported to be considering a similar policy.

Austrian authorities raided 24 homes in connection to a network allegedly creating fake vaccine certifications.

The Swedish company Lystra has become the first in the nation to announce that it will be laying off any staff who remain unvaccinated.

The Austrian government has announced it will be extending the general lockdown for all unvaccinated residents as the Omicron variant of the Wuhan virus spreads across the country.

Michigan’s Unemployment Insurance Agency shelled out up to $8.5 billion in fraudulent unemployment claims during the pandemic, per a report.

The Austrian government has announced that it will allow unvaccinated people to enjoy Christmas and New Year’s Eve without being under lockdown restrictions — but some limitations will still apply.

Italian State Police, on behalf of the Naples Prosecutor’s Office, have conducted 40 searches and made 67 seizures of fake coronavirus health passes, identifying at least 120 buyers of the forgeries.

Swedish govt warns residents they should consider abandoning Christmas plans if they show symptoms of the Wuhan coronavirus.

The birthrate of Italian citizens fell to a record low in 2020, with the country recording just 1.17 births per woman.

The Greek government will fine all unvaccinated people aged 60 and older €100 (£85/$113) every month before mandatory vaccination is enforced next month.

Some hospitals, healthcare providers, and nursing homes would stand to lose up to a third of their workers due to Biden’s vaccine mandate.

One of the kinks in the ongoing supply chain crisis is a shortage of truck drivers and some say that importing foreign workers could help.

President Donald Trump’s tight labor market from 2017 to 2019 pulled many left-behind Americans into work and jobs, setting the stage for higher economic growth, says a report by JPMorgan.

In 2020, the first year of the Wuhan virus pandemic, Spain recorded nearly 4,000 people taking their own lives — the highest number recorded since records began in 1906.

Peter Navarro said millions died because Anthony Fauci lied about his approval of funding gain-of-function research in Wuhan, China.

President Joe Biden blamed “confusion” in the American electorate on Wednesday for his party taking a beating politically in elections across the country.

Lightning struck twice for a Maryland man who recently claimed his second $2 million lottery prize from a scratch-off ticket.

In a CNN analysis titled “Why Biden is flailing,” writer Harry Enten crafted a rare admission of Democrat failure.

Thousands fewer graduating high school students took the SAT and ACT college readiness assessments in 2021 compared to the previous year.

In the wake of the more contagious Delta variant, Chinese coronavirus deaths are finally on the decline, according to a report from Axios.

A new study published at the Boston-based Pioneer Institute points to the significant increase in families who are now regularly homeschooling as a sign the education option is now a “viable” choice.

More than 80 Hollywood celebrities including Alyssa Milano, Anne Hathaway, Eva Longoria, Sarah Silverman, and pop star Ciara are calling on the United Nations to put an end to the coronavirus pandemic, telling leaders they need to fully vaccinate 70 percent of the world’s population by next summer.

National security concerns were raised after a report found the UK is almost exclusively reliant on China for tens of thousands of products.

Canadian Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau continues to lose ground in polling after calling a mid-pandemic snap election that some commentators have called “pointless”.

President Joe Biden’s $3.5 trillion spending bill has a tough road ahead now that moderate Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) has publicly called on his colleagues to put a “strategic pause” on the pricey bill before they plunge America further into record debt.

The coronavirus pandemic shut down schools and gave parents new perspective about the eduation of their children.

Forty-two percent of residents polled overwhelmingly chose crime as their top concern — “that’s more than three times for any other issues.”

State propaganda in China has been accused of inventing a Swiss biologist to dispute the origins of the Wuhan coronavirus.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) called for Americans to stand up to “petty tyrants” using “fear and propaganda” to control society.

‘Professor Lockdown’ Dr Neil Ferguson has admitted that his latest doomsday predictions about a summer wave of the Chinese virus were “off”.

A Swedish vaccine researcher has claimed that people could be required to take more doses of the Wuhan coronavirus vaccine, stating that it is unclear how long vaccine protection lasts.

A professor of pediatrics and molecular virology urges criticisms of Dr. Anthony Fauci and other government scientists to be prosecuted as hate crimes.

According to a survey released by St. Pete Polls, party-flipper Rep. Charlie Crist (D) nudged slightly past current Gov. Ron DeSantis (R).

Government-decreed lockdowns helped Big Tech gain trillions of dollars in valuation, said Carol Roth, author of The War on Small Business.