by Kevin Hughes, Natural News: The mRNA COVID-19 vaccines were never about public health but were instead a tool for population control, economic manipulation and eroding bodily autonomy. Pfizer’s own documents—obtained through legal battles—reveal suppressed data on reproductive harm, fetal deaths and autoimmune destruction, confirming deliberate deception. Unlike traditional vaccines, mRNA injections force cells to produce toxic spike […]

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Police reportedly detained former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore. Moore was fired earlier on Wednesday for an alleged “inappropriate relationship” with a staff member. “Inappropriate Relationship” Prompts Firing Of High-Profile College Football Coach "Ex-Michigan coach Sherrone Moore was detained by police in Saline, Mich. this evening and turned over to police in Pittsfield Township for investigation into potential charges," ESPN senior writer Dan Wetzel said. Breaking: Ex-Michigan coach Sherrone Moore was detained by police in Saline, Mich. this evening and turned over to police in Pittsfield Township for investigation into potential charges, reporting with @PeteThamel pic.twitter.com/KTuzlmNXQ7 — Dan Wetzel (@DanWetzel) December 11, 2025 Detroit Free Press shared further info: At this time it's not clear what he was detained for. There are no public details about the inappropriate relationship Moore was involved in that Michigan fired him for. According to his University of Michigan profile, Moore married his wife, Kelli, in 2015. The couple has three daughters. In light of his firing, Biff Poggi has been named interim head coach. Poggi served as the interim coach for the Wolverines this season when Moore served a university-imposed suspension for games against Central Michigan and Nebraska for his role in the Connor Stalions sign-stealing saga. Bad to Worse: Sherrone Moore Has Reportedly Been Detained by Police Hours After His Firing https://t.co/wUEKruDifF pic.twitter.com/8liFGbuqla — Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) December 11, 2025 ESPN noted: "U-M head football coach Sherrone Moore has been terminated, with cause, effective immediately," the school said in a statement. "Following a University investigation, credible evidence was found that Coach Moore engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. "The conduct constitutes a clear violation of University policy, and U-M maintains zero tolerance for such behavior." Calls to the Saline and Pittsfield Township police departments have not been returned. Moore, 39, spent two seasons as Michigan's head coach after serving as an assistant coach with the program beginning in 2018.

The House of Representatives voted 222-200 to consider overturning President Trump’s executive order “cracking down on federal worker unions,” Fox News reports. 13 Republicans joined all Democrats to advance the legislation. Rep. Jared Golden (D-ME) led the effort to force a vote on the Protect America’s Workforce Act (PAWA), which would “repeal a presidential executive order that stripped union rights from roughly 1 million federal workers,” a press release from Golden’s office read. BREAKING: U.S. House ADVANCES bill to OVERTURN a President Trump executive order after 13 Republicans voted with Democrats. In a 222-200 vote, the House moved forward with ending Trump's crackdown on federal worker unions. Utterly ridiculous. The 13 Republicans are: Jeff… pic.twitter.com/OrZlcGtYR9 — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) December 11, 2025 Fox News shared further: All 209 voting Democrats voted with 13 Republicans to advance the bill, which is now headed for another House-wide procedural hurdle Thursday. If it survives a House “rule vote,” the final vote to pass the repeal will also take place Thursday. The Republicans who voted to advance the legislation were Jeff Van Drew, R-N.J., Nicole Malliotakis, R-N.Y., Nick LaLota, R-N.Y., Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Pa., Rob Bresnahan, R-Pa., Don Bacon, R-Neb., Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., Tom Kean, R-N.J., Ryan Mackenzie, R-Pa., Zach Nunn, R-Iowa, Chris Smith, R-N.J., Pete Stauber, R-Minn., and Mike Turner, R-Ohio. “Tonight’s vote is the culmination of months of work with Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-01), the bill’s lead GOP cosponsor,” the press release read. “Together, they garnered 226 cosponsors for PAWA and assembled a majority of Members to sign a discharge petition forcing floor action,” it continued. “President Trump said ending collective bargaining was about protecting our national defense. But in my District, many affected workers build our warships and care for our veterans. These workers make our country safer and stronger every day. America did not vote to silence these workers, but this bill gives all of us a chance to restore their voices,” Golden said. “If the majority we built over the past few months sticks together, we can overturn this union-busting executive order, and we can show America that this body will protect workers’ rights,” he continued. “Tomorrow, we will finish the job and vote to restore union rights to roughly 1 million federal workers. I’m grateful to the 13 Republicans who supported this motion, along with every Democrat,” Golden wrote on X. BREAKING: The House just voted 222-200 to advance my bill, the Protect America's Workforce Act. Tomorrow, we will finish the job and vote to restore union rights to roughly 1 million federal workers. I'm grateful to the 13 Republicans who supported this motion, along with every… pic.twitter.com/5GD8zBAcUS — Congressman Jared Golden (@RepGolden) December 10, 2025 More from Golden’s press release: Golden and Fitzpatrick introduced PAWA in April. After months of inaction on the floor, in July they initiated a discharge petition and set to work building support to force a vote in the House. In November, the discharge petition obtained its 218th signature, clearing the threshold to bring PAWA up for a vote over the Speaker’s objections. Signatories to the discharge petition included nearly the entire Democratic caucus and five Republicans who cosponsored the bill:Fitzpatrick, Don Bacon (NE-02), Rob Bresnahan (PA-08), Nick LaLota (NY-01) and Mike Lawler (NY-17). Four additional Republicans did not sign the discharge petition but are cosponsors of PAWA: Reps. Mike Turner (OH-10), Chris Smith (NJ-04), Derrick Van Orden (WI-03) and Ryan Mackenzie (PA-07). “The labor movement fought back against the largest act of union-busting in American history by doing what we do best: organizing,” said AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler. “We commend Reps. Golden and Fitzpatrick for leading us to a vote on the Protect America’s Workforce Act and urge every lawmaker to support this bill. Working people built a bipartisan coalition to restore union rights to federal workers in the face of unprecedented attacks on our freedoms and livelihoods.” “AFGE will forever be grateful to Congressman Golden for his tireless efforts to restore collective bargaining rights for federal employees,” said Dr. Everett B. Kelley, National President of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE). “Time and again, he has answered the call to defend the working men and women who keep this country safe and secure, healthy and prosperous. I urge all members of Congress to support the bipartisan Protect America’s Workforce Act offered by Reps. Golden and Fitzpatrick and enact it into law.”

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The Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announced on Wednesday that it would lower the target range for the federal funds rate by 25 basis points, a quarter-point cut, to 3.50%–3.75%.

The House of Representatives passed the annual defense bill, the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2026, highlighting the $900.6 billion budget that increases troop pay by 4%, supports developing technologies like the Golden Dome defense system, promotes military readiness, and helps deter China and Russia.

The 38th President of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernández Alvarado, gives his first exclusive interview to One America News following his pardon by President Donald Trump. Alvarado had been serving a 45-year sentence for drug-trafficking and related firearms offenses.