by Lee Fang, Lee Fang:
In the midst of a contentious debate about Chicago’s plan to force employers to require their workers to take the COVID-19 vaccine, Karen Freeman-Wilson, president of the Chicago Urban League, appeared on television to dismiss complaints that such rules would disproportionately harm the Black community.
“The health and safety factor here far outweighs the concern about shutting people out or creating a barrier,” Freeman-Wilson said on WTTW in August 2021.
from Reese Report:
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by Stefan Stanford, All News Pipeline:
– Ed Dowd: ‘30% Of US Work Force Sick, Injured Or Dead’ A Sign Of The Times
According to Robert Kiyosaki, the best-selling author of the book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” an urgent situation is unfolding right now, with Kiyosaki telling us that with the Federal Reserve just warning the world to ‘expect a mild recession this year,‘ we’re really being told to ‘expect all hell to break loose.’
by Jim Hoft, The Gateway Pundit:
Democrat presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sat down with Freddie Sayers the Editor-in-Chief of Unhurd and had a lot of interesting things to say about the CIA.
The topic of the CIA got brought up when Sayers asked Kennedy what kind of approach he plans to take with the CIA.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. responded to Sayers’ question by saying “the CIA needs to be reorganized.”
by Chris Burt, Activist Post:
A London food bank is expanding its use of face biometrics to facilitate the distribution of food to its customers through local shops.
A trial of the FaceDonate app by Hackney Foodbank in London, England, was launched a year ago, and included nearly 200 users, Reuters reports. Now the app will be made available to all Hackney Foodbank users.
The app is used at participating local grocery stores, where the user can access a wider variety of foodstuffs than the food bank is able to stock. The app prevents the purchase of products like alcohol and tobacco. It also allows fundraising by individuals and businesses, and tracks donation spending.
from The Epoch Times:
There was something deeply demoralizing about the recent Mayoral election in Chicago, once among America’s greatest cities. The good news is that the catastrophic reign of a deeply corrupt and crazed mayor, who piled egregiously racist policies on top of one of the worst COVID responses in the country, came to an end. The bad news is that a guy who is arguably worse took her place.
by ProPublica, Childrens Health Defense:
An investigation by THE CITY and ProPublica found that New York City schools continue to call on safety agents and other police officers to manage students in distress and unless a parent arrives in time to intercede, cops hand kids off to EMTs, who take students to hospital emergency rooms for psychiatric evaluations.
from The Highwire with Del Bigtree:
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by Ryan McMaken, Mises Institute:
In March 2021, Dominion Voting Systems—a company that produces electronic voting equipment and software—sued Fox New Channel for $1.6 billion. Dominion claimed the company had been harmed by allegedly false claims made by Fox program hosts and guests about Dominion’s role in alleged efforts to rig the 2020 US presidential election. In April 2023, Fox New Channel settled with Dominion for $787.6 million. Dominion still has other lawsuits pending against other parties, including Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell.
The Fox settlement over a defamation lawsuit comes less than a year after Alex Jones was ordered to pay $965 million in a lawsuit over things he said on his show about the Sandy Hook massacre. Both lawsuits were centered around merely saying things that other people didn’t like being said. Both suits were also centered on politically charged topics of public interest. Both lawsuits also demonstrated how defamation laws can be used to silence people and punish them for making controversial political statements. Moreover, it’s clear that both Jones and Fox news commentators were expressing these views as journalists.
