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Health
In the U.S., COVID-19 vaccines continue to be a topic of debate. Karen Kingston, a biotech analyst, suggests that a recall of mRNA vaccines could be considered, reportedly driven by the Trump administration and RFK Jr. This suggestion aligns with pressure on the FDA for a Class I recall, as some scientists and public health officials express concerns over vaccine safety. Epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher and others argue that evidence of adverse effects may justify such action. Dr. McCullough has raised concerns about childhood vaccines, suggesting a link to increased autism rates and other health issues, prompting calls for a reevaluation of the vaccine schedule. However, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) maintain that vaccines are safe and effective, with no proven link to autism, emphasizing the importance of vaccination in preventing serious diseases.
In Australia, a biosecurity breach at a Queensland laboratory has resulted in the loss of nearly 100 live samples of deadly viruses, including the Hendra virus. An investigation is underway to determine how the samples went missing, with former Supreme Court Justice Martin Daubney leading the inquiry. The breach has raised concerns about the labâs management and adherence to safety protocols. Queensland Health has stated that the risk to the public is minimal due to the rapid degradation of the viruses outside controlled environments.
Economy
The U.S. budget deficit has reached record highs at the start of fiscal 2025, with government spending increasing and tax revenues stagnating. The deficit for October and November was $624.2 billion, a 64% increase from the previous year. Rising debt-servicing costs and a national debt of $36.2 trillion highlight the challenges in addressing fiscal imbalances. Proposed solutions, such as the Department of Government Efficiency, face significant challenges amid political tensions. Critics argue that the spending could lead to higher inflation and interest rates, while the White House defends it as necessary investments in healthcare and infrastructure.
Geopolitics
Russia has advised its citizens against traveling to the U.S., citing risks of arrest or being âluredâ by the CIA. This advisory reflects ongoing diplomatic tensions, influenced by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Additionally, allegations have emerged of U.S. involvement in child trafficking and election rigging in Guatemala. Investigative journalist Ryan Mata claims that U.S. officials, including Antony Blinken, are implicated in a regime change operation, with the Guatemalan Attorney General reportedly facing pressure to halt investigations into these allegations. The U.S. State Department has not directly addressed these allegations but emphasizes its commitment to supporting democracy and human rights globally.
Politics
In Canada, Mayor Harold McQuaker of Emo, Ontario, has faced financial penalties after refusing demands from LGBT activists. Following a refusal to issue a âPride Proclamation,â McQuakerâs bank account was garnished to satisfy fines imposed by the Ontario Human Rights Commission. This incident has sparked debate over the balance between enforcing human rights and respecting individual beliefs. Legal experts note that garnishment is a standard procedure for enforcing tribunal decisions, while critics argue it exemplifies an overreach of power.
In New York City, the healthcare industry is under scrutiny following the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. âWantedâ posters targeting healthcare executives have appeared, accusing them of prioritizing profit over patient care. The incident has raised concerns about potential violence against industry leaders and sparked discussions on U.S. healthcare policy. UnitedHealth Group has condemned the violence and emphasized their commitment to improving healthcare access, while analysts suggest the incident highlights deep-seated issues within the American healthcare system.
Sources
Trump and RFK Jr. to Push for COVID-19 Vaccine Recall, Claims Biotech Analyst
Kingston says, âWhat are the negotiating tools Trump has? He has many. The Covid 19 shots, Pfizer knew they could only poison, harm and kill. They are bioweapons and because of Pfizerâs contract that I have reviewed, it makes them liable.â
Source | Submitted by rhollenb
US Budget Deficit Hits Record High: Fiscal 2025 Off to Worst Start Ever
Government Spending Shock: US Budget Deficit Soars In Worst Start To Year On Record
Source | Submitted by PhilH
Dr. McCullough Raises Alarms on Childhood Vaccines: Autism Rates and Safety Concerns Under Scrutiny
âThis childhood vaccine schedule is not what we thought⊠Iâm telling you, in total, it doesnât look good.â
Source | Submitted by AaronMcKeon
Russian Citizens Warned Against US Travel Amid CIA âLuringâ Concerns
Traveling to the United States privately or on official business is fraught with serious risks.
FDA Faces Mounting Pressure for Class I Recall of COVID-19 Vaccines Amid Safety Concerns
âItâs time for a recallâ of the COVID-19 vaccines, epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher argued on a recent episode of Brannon Howse Live.
Source | Submitted by Walberga
Canadian Mayorâs Bank Account Garnished After Defying LGBT Activistsâ Demands
Cancel culture is cancelling this mayor and digging into his personal savings too.
Source | Submitted by Walberga
Healthcare CEOs Targeted in NYC âWantedâ Posters After UnitedHealthcare CEOâs Fatal Shooting
Healthcare CEO âWantedâ Posters Appear in NY After Brian Thompson Shooting
Source | Submitted by Walberga
Queensland Labâs Biosecurity Blunder: Deadly Virus Samples Go Missing, Investigation Launched
Investigation launched into Queensland lab breach, with vials of Hendra virus, lyssavirus and hantavirus missing
Source | Submitted by Shplad
Allegations of U.S. Involvement in Guatemalan Child Trafficking and Election Rigging Emerge
Guatemala is the child kidnapping capital of the world.
Source | Submitted by bcoop
In addition to sources submitted by community members, the following were also used in the creation of this report: CDC, American Academy of Pediatrics, The Hill, Politico, U.S. State Department, The Toronto Star, UnitedHealth Group, and Queensland Health.
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