French teacher Peter Vlaming's suit under state constitution, which is more protective than U.S. Constitution, goes back to trial. Dissenting justices dispute the case is about "compelling adherence to a particular ideology."
State surgeon general temporarily banned from sharing Florida's findings about COVID vaccines in men under 40, while Twitter leaves alone FDA adviser who has repeatedly challenged the feds' one-size-fits-all COVID vaccine policy.
Publisher of Nature and Scientific American platforms COVID vaccine skeptics. CDC drafted alert about post-vaccination heart inflammation early in rollout but feared looking "alarmist," emails suggest.
No action by Twitter against medical professor who mocked Florida surgeon general for disclosing childhood molestation — although platform locked out genomics researcher for "abusive" tweet fact-checking COVID vaccine trial.
Research journal accepted similar findings by Human Genome Project manager nearly two years ago but held paper indefinitely for "research integrity" review. Some scientists question claim of no "adverse outcomes."
The new evidence has challenged the narrative presented by the Select Committee, blaming then-President Trump for the “insurrection” and attempt to interrupt the electoral vote count.
"You wanted people to die because it pushed your protocol that COVID was something to be frightened of," Virginia Medical Freedom Alliance president tells pandemic response subcommittee. "You don't have qualified immunity," activist warns.