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Jan 13, 2022

The Supreme Court has halted President Biden’s sweeping vaccine and testing mandate for large employers, citing a legal gray-area about the executive branch’s authority. However, vaccine and testing mandates for healthcare workers at Medicare and Medicaid funded facilities.
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The Young Turks: January 13, 2022

The Supreme Court has halted President Biden’s sweeping vaccine and testing mandate for large employers, citing a legal gray-area about the executive branch’s authority. However, vaccine and testing mandates for healthcare workers at Medicare and Medicaid funded facilities.
ClipCivil Rights
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President Biden has just admitted that the Democrats’ push fro voting rights legislation may be dead in the water after failing to convince fellow Democrats like Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema to reform the filibuster.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren did not hold back when questioning Fed Chair Jerome Powell about how corporate profits and big businesses and driving up inflation. Powell begrudgingly admitted that concentrated corporate power could lead to price gouging, thus driving up inflation.
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Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather, and Paul Pierce are being slapped with a class action lawsuit for promoting an alleged cryptocurrency pump-and-dump scheme. The token named EthereumMax reportedly rose in price by 632% after Mayweather and Pierce’s promotion.
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New reports and polling data have revealed that Kroger employees suffer from severe financial insecurity, so 8,000 workers in Colorado went on strike to demand better wages and healthcare benefits. So far the work stoppage has affected almost 80 King Sooper stores in the Denver metro area with the possibility of more stoppages occurring in Colorado Springs.
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Judge Robert Adrian, from Adams County in western Illinois has been harshly criticized for throwing out the conviction of an 18-year-old man who sexually assaulted and raped a 16-year-old girl. The man only spent 148 days in prison instead of the mandatory 4 year sentence.
ClipCriminal Justice Reform
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The media has had a field day attacking Senator Lindsey Graham for expressing that he wouldn’t support Mitch McConnell retaking his Senate Majority Leader position if Trump wins the presidential election in 2024. Graham has reiterated that any Republican Senate Majority Leader must have a working relationship with Donald Trump to succeed.
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Stewart Rhodes, leader and founder of the far-right militia group the "Oath Keepers” has been charged along with 10 other militia members of seditious conspiracy for their role in the January 6th Capitol Insurrection. The charge alleges that Rhodes and his followers conspired to oppose the certification of the 2020 presidential election by force.
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New page: The Supreme Court has halted President Biden’s sweeping vaccine and testing mandate for large employers, citing a legal gray-area about the executive branch’s authority. However, vaccine and testing mandates for healthcare workers at Medicare and Medicaid funded facilities. - TYT.com