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Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturns judge's ruling raising constitutional questions about election
Court dismisses GOP lawsuit with prejudice.
Court dismisses GOP lawsuit with prejudice.
"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.
Election-related problems in the Houston area over the past two years have been so widespread that the state legislature passed a bill in an attempt to fix them
James Lawrence III secured reinstatements for journalist Alex Berenson and epidemiologist Andrew Bostom.
Currently, law does not require disclosing the total interest amount that a student loan applicant pays in the applicable repayment plan.
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.
"On all of these issues we have no idea what the majority of scientists think," UCSF epidemiologist says. "We should have had hundreds or even thousands" of debates at this point in pandemic.
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."
Agency portrayed ivermectin as dangerous by conflating human and livestock dosages, but didn't take pains to warn providers Moderna jabs have "notably more" than authorized for kids.
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."