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State Farm Insurance decided to stand behind Aaron Rodgers in spite of the media's efforts to cancel his lucrative sponsorship deals. 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dt9rfHBmTuw A spokesperson for State Farm stated that they support vaccinations and allow people to choose their own vaccines in a statement to USA Today. State Farm stated to USA Today that while we encourage vaccinations, we respect the right...

It was announced that the Biden administration reopened the outdoor detention area under the Del Rio International Bridge, which once houses mostly Haitian migrants. It is now open for transport and processing. Sources within U.S. Customs and Border Protection claim that Border Patrol officers recently detained more than 100 Central American migrants under Del Rio International Bridge, as temperatures dropped...

Oroville's city council recently declared itself a constitutional republic, citing that they would reject Gov. Gavin Newsom’s COVID-19 regulations as the reason. The resolution was passed 6-1. 
 Oroville rejected the state regulations last year prohibiting indoor dining, adding that Oroville's county of Butte also declined to endorse a mask mandate in the fall. Oroville is home to approximately 20,000 people and is located...

Chicago Public Schools recently announced that it would be canceling school on November 12, in recognition of Vaccination Awareness Day so that children ages 5 and up can get their coronavirus vaccines. It was reported by Officer Pedro Martinez that the day off would be an opportunity for parents to take their children to get vaccinated at a pediatrician,...

Roger McNamee, an early Facebook investor, and mentor of Mark Zuckerberg, recently called for a criminal investigation into Facebook at this year's Web Summit. He proposed 6 different investigations into the social media company, adding that the platform was allowing human trafficking to occur on its site, and being paid to do so. McNamee demanded a criminal investigation into the tech giant,...

A coalition of Democratic organizations has issued mass amounts of criticism to Terry McAuliffe’s loss in Virginia’s governor race. They criticized him for running an uninspired campaign that did not address any of the issues state residents care about. Several left-wing groups have released statements saying that McAuliffe’s loss by Gov. Glenn Youngkin should be a wake-up call for Dems...

Big Tech has been in the news for censoring certain political material and it’s getting more clear who they are targetting. Twitter recently censored a trailer for Tucker Carlson’s documentary, Patriot Purge, behind a sensitive material filter. This tool would hide tweets behind a warning box that users must click through to view. Fox has released the first parts of...

Mayor Bill de Blasio recently issued a vaccine mandate for all New York City state employees, even though 22,000 workers remain unvaccinated. More than half of municipal workers are unvaccinated. Those who have applied for religious or medical exemptions can continue to work and will be subject to weekly testing as their applications are processed. City workers who are...

An ethics complaint recently revealed that Terry McAuliffe, Democratic candidate for Virginia governor, accepted $350,000 from a foreign entity connected to an investigation into money laundering. The National Legal and Policy Center requested that the Federal Election Commission investigate McAuliffe's accepting political donations from foreign citizens.
 Paul Kamenar, an attorney for the National Legal and Policy Center, states how Terry...

Vermont State Colleges recently adopted an anti-racism promise that would require a campus racial equity audit. The pledge was adopted by the board of trustees at an October meeting, according to a spokesperson. Lynn Dickinson (chair of the Board of Trustees) shared that the pledge was voluntary but that it was recommended to her by the Student Diversity and...