January 13 2022
 
Good morning from Washington, where Biden administration policies threaten to return us to the stagflation of over 40 years ago, Joel Griffith writes. Don’t miss our firsthand account from a pilot grounded by United Airlines because she declined to get a COVID-19 shot. On the podcast, a South Carolina congressman explains why he is among lawmakers fighting a proof-of-vaccination mandate in the nation’s capital. Plus: pro-lifers oppose Biden’s choice to lead the Food and Drug Administration, and why Americans would be hurt if a Labor Department official returns. Forty years ago today, an Air Florida flight departing Washington in icy weather crashes into a bridge and then the Potomac River, killing 78, including four motorists.
 
 
 
COMMENTARY
I Lost My Job as United Pilot for Refusing Vaccine for Faith-Based Reasons
By Sherry Walker

United’s mandate was likely never about safety. In fact, United has quietly rescinded many of its COVID-19 mitigation procedures.
COMMENTARY
Is Stagflation Returning in 2022?
By Joel Griffith

Real weekly earnings have plummeted more than 6% since the middle of last year, and the cost of living has eclipsed wage increases.
NEWS
49 Pro-Life Groups Urge Senate Opposition to Biden’s Nominee for FDA
By Fred Lucas

“With a track record of rubber-stamping abortion industry demands … [Robert] Califf is the wrong choice,” write pro-life leaders.
ANALYSIS
DC Mayor Pushes Proof of Vaccine, but Members of Congress Push Back
By Douglas Blair

“It’s a draconian overreach of government,” says Rep. Ralph Norman, R-S.C., of the D.C. vaccine mandate.
COMMENTARY
How This Labor Department Nominee Threatens 59 Million Workers
By Rachel Greszler

If David Weill runs the Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division, it could put on the line the entire livelihoods of freelance workers, gig employees, and contractors.
COMMENTARY
Reese Witherspoon's Daughter Is Wrong About Gender Being 'Whatever'
By Brenda Hafera

Asked if she liked boys or girls, Ava Phillippe responds, “I'm attracted to… people! (Gender is whatever).”
COMMENTARY
Why Voter ID Requirements Make Sense
By Terence Jeffrey

If a Democrat-sponsored bill became law, a debit card that expired in 2021 would be a valid identification for someone voting in 2024.
COMMENTARY
ICYMI: The Re-sorting of America
By Ben Shapiro

Americans have been fleeing the most liberal states in huge numbers. Those numbers are about to increase.
 
     
 
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