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[ad_1] During the signing of an executive order on vaccines, President Donald Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made a deluge of false and misleading claims about the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule. The executive order establishes “Gold Standard Childhood Vaccine Recommendations” and directs federal agencies and states to advance them. The new recommendations attempt to repeat prior administration changes to the routine vaccine schedule through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, reducing it from targeting 17 to 11 diseases. At the time, we explained that HHS had justified this decision with a variety of…

[ad_1] In this segment of Free Media, Senior Editor Robby Soave and Daily Caller Editor in Chief Amber Duke discuss Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s (D–N.Y.) latest comments about how “crazy” Woke 1.0 became. Soave and Duke argue that it is a bit rich for AOC to laugh off the excesses of a cultural movement that caused real harm—and that many progressives once helped mainstream. If you enjoy this kind of content and want more, subscribe to Robby Soave’s newsletter, Free Media. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] A 72-hour emergency kit is the essential foundation for safety during any disaster. This kit, also known as a “go bag,” is designed to keep you self-sufficient for the first three days, when outside help may be delayed, and basic services like water and electricity may be unavailable. Water and non-perishable food are the most critical items. First aid and basic medical supplies are the first line of defense when help is delayed. For more serious injuries, add bleed control supplies like a tourniquet and pressure bandages. Your kit must also cover clothing, shelter, hygiene and tools for any…

[ad_1] In this segment of Free Media, Senior Editor Robby Soave and Daily Caller Editor in Chief Amber Duke tear apart The Free Press’ viral video defending Flock cameras. Soave and Duke explain what the video gets wrong about the surveillance technology—and why its defenders are too quick to dismiss the potential for abuse. If you enjoy this kind of content and want more, subscribe to Robby Soave’s newsletter, Free Media. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] J and I discuss the Iran war, the collapsing economy, economic hardship, true grievance, and some UFC. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] To Reduce Absent­ee­ism, Schools Should Use Their Data Bet­ter [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] DOJ Says Duke Law Is Flouting Supreme Court. Who Else? [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] From Brown v. Florida Bar, decided today by Judge Anne Leigh Gaylord Moe (M.D. Fla.) (the case I posted about yesterday, see No Pseudonymity for Autistic Ex-Judge-Candidate, Alleging Failure to Accommodate Disability in Bar Investigation): During his unsuccessful campaign to be elected as a Circuit Judge in the State of Florida, Mr. Brown alleges that he engaged in “protected political speech, including statements on social media and on his campaign website” about his opponent, a sitting Circuit Judge. His conduct and statements during and after the judicial election resulted in seven complaints being filed with the Florida Bar. The…

[ad_1] Nothing is more natural when buying a house than looking into how safe the neighborhood is, and, if you have or plan to have children, whether the schools are any good. Yet the last Democratic presidential administration tried to prevent real estate agents from answering those kinds of questions because it prioritized “diversity” over safety and education. The Trump administration revoked the de facto gag rule this year, but the damage the Biden administration inflicted is still being felt. What’s worse, state regulations in New York and elsewhere still prevent real estate agents from speaking freely to homebuyers about…

[ad_1] At first glance, a new mother taking part in a drug screening seems reasonable. For the sake of the mother and child, a doctor performs a clinical test to rule out any complications or signs of risks to the newborn. But the story quickly takes a dark turn. If there’s a positive test result, it doesn’t stay between the doctor and the patient. In 24 states and Washington, D.C., a positive test alone is enough to initiate a child welfare report, according to a report by the Legislative Analysis and Public Policy Association. Depending on the state, that test…