(Matt Margolis – PJ Media) Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine booster for people 16 years old and over was overwhelmingly rejected by a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory panel on Friday.
The vote was 2-16, and the vote will now go before the FDA for a final decision, reports Fox News. The panel’s members included members of the FDA’s Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee, officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Israel’s Health Ministry, as well as vaccine experts and Pfizer representatives. Continue reading
(Mary Dowling – Independent Sentinel) Border Patrol can’t do a thing about the tens of thousands of anonymous people pouring into the country day and night. Migrants pile up under bridges. They also become the homeless in small towns.
(Hannah Bleau – Breitbart) The Biden administration this week slashed the doses of lifesaving coronavirus antibody treatment to Florida, giving the state less than half of what is needed for a routine week, prioritizing “equitable distribution” — a move some suspect is a form of revenge against Republican governors whom the president vowed to get “out of the way.”
(John Binder – Breitbart) President Joe Biden is looking to team up with former Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama, as well as multinational corporations, to bring Afghans to the United States for permanent resettlement.
(Steve Ertelt – Life News) Pope Francis on Wednesday said that Communion is reserved for those who are “in the community” of the Catholic Church and indicated that pro-abortion politicians like Joe Biden are “outside of the community.”
In a statement issued along with the data, Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel insisted that the data “supports the need for a booster” shot.
(A. J. Kaufman – PJ Media) After the 
“The Hunter Biden laptop story was never unsubstantiated. Fake stories about Donald Trump were allowed to spread like wildfire on social media, yet, Twitter took it upon itself to shield the public from this damaging story that could hurt Joe Biden’s campaign. Despite all the evidence that has been leaked since then—the photos, videos, chat transcripts, etc.—the New York Times still tried to dismiss the laptop story as bunk.” 
“Almost 600 people have been arrested for entering the Capitol, including a 69-year-old woman who walked in as a Capitol police officer held the door for her. Photographic evidence from inside the Capitol shows “insurrectionist” Lois McNicoll seditiously snapping selfies.”
(Charlie Spiering – Breitbart) Former President George W. Bush appeared to use his speech recognizing the 20th anniversary of 9/11 to compare the January 6th protests to the terrorists who attacked America.
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(Leah Barkoukis – Townhall) 
“It is unclear whether now-President Biden has continued the use of non-government email for official business and whether he has continued to provide government information to his family members, including Hunter Biden.”
(Simon Kent – Breitbart) The U.S. government contributed funding to controversial gain-of-function research on bat coronaviruses at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China, a report alleged Monday.
“If we’re talking about a congregational level, your church has to vocally, publicly, and in a sustained way pursue justice.”
“We don’t tell them how often or when, on a random basis they have to reply within 15 minutes.”
(Jim Hoft – Gateway Pundit) Now we know why the media was ignoring this story.
Jon Courson would make prophecies and predictions, often at New Year’s Eve. Even though these didn’t pan out, Courson wouldn’t apologize. “That’s how these guys operate. They don’t have to give an explanation. No one ever really holds them accountable for really bad things they say.” [And do]
(Revolver) Over the weekend a stunning image made the rounds online. The photo showed a letter from Chase Bank to Lori Flynn, the wife of Gen. Michael Flynn, informing her that her credit cards were being canceled due to the “reputational risk” she created for the company.
“There are 50 years of studies demonstrating [ivermectin’s] potential as an anti-viral in humans and animals. Some might call it a miracle drug.”