HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has pledged to prosecute Big Pharma executives, accusing them of fueling an autism and brain damage epidemic in children through environmental toxins. He rejects “epidemic denialism,” insisting that the [...] The post RFK to Prosecute Big Pharma Execs for Causing Autism and Brain Damage Epidemic in Children appeared first on The People's Voice.

A groundbreaking UCSF study reveals that vaccinated individuals are six times more likely to be hospitalized than their unvaccinated counterparts. Published on a preprint server, the study’s key finding shows a risk ratio of 5.89 [...] The post UCSF Study Proves Vaccinated Six Times More Likely to Be Hospitalised Than Unvaxxed appeared first on The People's Voice.

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Newly released surveillance footage has shown Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson removing furniture and a rolled-up rug from City Hall just weeks before pleading guilty to federal charges tied to a kickback scheme.

Doña Ana County Magistrate Judge Joel Cano has resigned from the bench where he has sat since 2011. He resigned after a suspected Tren de Aragua member was arrested in his home. Cano is now under investigation. Do you see how bad this is yet, Normies??? Although his resignation letter, dated March 3, did not […] The post Judge Resigns After His Suspected Tren de Aragua Roomie’s Arrested appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

One of Burger King’s largest franchisees, Consolidated Burger Holdings, has shut down 57 locations throughout Georgia and Florida after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on April 14. According to USA Today, the franchisee, which operates out of Destin, Florida, began having financial concerns during the COVID-19 pandemic. “… The Debtors’ business suffered significantly from loss of foot traffic, resulting in declining revenue without proportionate decreases in rental obligations, debt service, and other liabilities,” it wrote in a filing. The company wasn’t able to rebound during the years that followed due to “recent increases in costs of shipping and food, decreased availability of labor, and inflation,” chief restructuring officer Joseph Luzinski said, per the New York Post. 57 Burger King Locations In Georgia And Florida Shut Down Consolidated Burger Holdings’ sales and losses worsened over the past two fiscal years, which forced the bankruptcy and Burger King closures. In 2023, the franchisee reported sales of $76.6 million and an operating loss of $6.3 million. The following year, it dropped to $67 million in sales with an operating loss of $12.5 million. Burger Kings in Tallahassee, West Palm Beach, and Naples, Florida, as well as multiple locations in Valdosta, Georgia, are among those that have closed. The company owes nearly $37 million to creditors and is hoping to sell all its assets during a court-supervised process.  This story’s featured image is by almo Creative via Shutterstock. The post Dozens Of Burger King Locations Shut Down Due To Bankruptcy appeared first on InspireMore.

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Here on NewsBusters,  Alex Christy had a sharp-eyed focus on a curious moment on a recent episode of Stephen Colbert’s late night CBS show.  Georgia’s Democrat Senator Raphael Warnock appeared on Colbert's set, as Democrats often do. Warnock and Colbert’s subject: slavery. Alex reported:  Later, Colbert continued with the idea that disagreeing with liberals on economics makes one a bad Christian, "The Bible often talks about caring for the elderly, for the poor. Those who have the least power, the least of my brothers. And why do you think a nation that so frequently wants to describe itself as a Christian nation or one having Judeo-Christian values wants to shirk that collective responsibility to our brothers and sisters?" Warnock went straight to Jim Crow and slavery comparisons, "Well, you know, that has a long history, and it's frustrating in this moment, but we've seen this before. There were a whole lot of Christians who were on the wrong side of the slavery question, the wrong side of the Jim Crow segregation question, but as I read the scripture, there are more than 2,000 verses in the Bible that tell you how to treat the poor." Hmmmm.  What, pray tell, did Colbert skip over when his guest said all of that?  As the saying goes, let’s go to the record. That would be the record that precisely answers Warnock’s pondering about the “whole lot of Christians who were on the wrong side of the slavery question, the wrong side of the Jim Crow segregation question…”  What were both Warnock and his host Colbert interestingly silent about as they discussed "a whole lot of Christians who were on the wrong side of the slavery question, the wrong side of the Jim Crow segregation question”? Neither Warnock nor Colbert mentioned who, exactly, were on the wrong side of the slavery question and the wrong side of the Jim Crow segregation. One can suspect that the reason that question was ignored by both is because the overwhelming support in the day for both slavery and then segregation came from - Democrats.  The two were, for example, silent on the number of Democratic Party platforms supporting slavery. There were 6 from 1840-1860. They were silent on the number of Democratic presidents who owned slaves. There were 7 from 1800-1861. Warnock’s mention of “the Jim Crow segregation question” ignored the number of Democratic Party platforms that either supported segregation outright or were silent on the subject. There were 20, from 1868-1948. And oh yes. There was not a word from either that it was their political party that opposed passage of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution that abolished slavery. One could go on. But the real problem here is that this small moment in the ongoing river of American late night TV culture illustrated exactly the game that is played by the lefties who run and host late night TV. Republicans are castigated in one form or another, with complete silence on the role the Left has, as in this case, played in the seriously real history of slavery and segregation. One cannot imagine, were this topic to emerge on an edition of Greg Gutfeld’s Fox show, that the role of the Democrats in providing the serious political support for both slavery and segregation would go unmentioned. All of the above is, admittedly, a very small moment in the history of the Left’s management of late night television shows.  It is a passing blink, a tiny snapshot of how the Left plays the culture game. Indeed, were it not for Alex Christy role in zeroing in on it for NewsBusters, the moment would be long gone already. Swallowed in the ocean of anti-conservative television moments already long forgotten beyond whatever role of preserved - but never watched - video exists closeted in some forgotten network vault somewhere. In other words? As the saying goes, the more things change the more they stay the same. Happy Passover and Happy Easter.

The 2026 U.S. Senate race in Michigan now has its first official candidate: State Sen. Mallory McMorrow, a Millennial Democrat from Oakland County who shot to national attention with a viral floor speech. She’s betting that moment can carry her all the way to the world’s greatest deliberative body.Before Democrats and their media lapdogs start drafting puff pieces and polishing the pedestal, they should ask a harder question: Who is Mallory McMorrow — and more importantly, who is she not?This isn’t just political positioning. It’s a fundamental disconnect. McMorrow’s politics are tailored for retweets, not results.McMorrow isn’t a product of Michigan grit. She’s a coastal transplant from suburban New Jersey with a degree from Notre Dame and a résumé that reads like a LinkedIn influencer’s dream. She landed in Michigan less than a decade ago and began branding herself as the conscience of the Midwest. But Michiganders know the difference between authenticity and ambition.McMorrow presents herself as a pragmatic progressive. In reality, she mimics the Instagram-ready style of coastal elites and peddles the kind of policies that might play in Brooklyn or Silver Lake, but not in Battle Creek or Midland.Take her recent appearance on “Off the Record” with Tim Skubick, a Michigan political staple. Asked about boys competing in girls’ sports, McMorrow didn’t just sidestep the issue — she leaned into it, defending the far-left line with social media polish and no concern for the working-class parents listening at home.This isn’t just political positioning. It’s a fundamental disconnect. McMorrow talks unity and moderation while aligning herself with activists who push fringe agendas. She sells herself as a consensus-builder while alienating the very voters she claims to represent. Her politics are tailored for retweets, not results.If Attorney General Dana Nessel jumps into the primary, that contrast will become impossible to ignore. Say what you will about Nessel — she’s blunt, combative, and never confused for anything but herself. She doesn’t hide her ideology or try to sugarcoat her record for the national press. In a matchup, McMorrow won’t just have to explain her platform — she’ll have to explain her reinvention.A real race demands contrast and courage. Michigan voters don’t need more social media senators. They need leaders who know the price of gas, not just the latest polling memo. They need fighters who understand what Michigan families face every day — not what’s trending in a D.C. group chat.To her credit, McMorrow is young, articulate, and eager to chart a new course. That’s not nothing. But the path forward for Michigan isn’t progressive posturing. It’s common-sense governance rooted in the lives of working families — not curated identities shaped by PR consultants and filtered through national donor networks.Republicans need to seize this opportunity. Michigan requires a new generation of GOP leadership — grounded, principled, and ready to fight. I know that generation exists. I see it in the state legislature. I see it in young constitutional conservatives who understand the dignity of work, the sanctity of family, and the value of a dollar.As a Millennial myself, I know we don’t need more viral fame. We need values. We don’t need slogans. We need substance.In the coming months, you’ll hear a lot about Mallory McMorrow — there will be glossy profiles, glowing press, and lots of digital fanfare. But underneath the branding is a clear ambition: to take Michigan’s Senate seat and turn it into a springboard for the next liberal celebrity.We’ve seen that movie before. We know how it ends.The real question is whether Michigan voters will choose performance or principle.I believe they’ll choose principle. Because in Michigan, authenticity still matters. Common sense still counts. And we still believe a senator should represent everyday citizens worried about the price of a gallon of milk — not the Met Gala elite sipping champagne just across the Hudson from McMorrow’s home state.

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