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Namibia: Police are sitting on vaccine death cases, won't investigate

Zika: a masterpiece of public mind control

CDC: Sharp uptick in cases of mysterious polio-like illness paralyzing children

21 plaintiffs unite cancer cases against Monsanto as EPA forms panel to review glyphosate

Refugees infected with multi-drug resistant tuberculosis resettled in Wisconsin

Chemical-based agriculture multiplies ...

Accurate list of 2020 election fraud cases shows 81 cases total, 30 still active

January 26, 2021 - cases linked to the 2020 election.  But this is not accurate.

Here's what we identified from our research of an accurate and updated list of court cases:

Here is a link to the list of cases.  Notice this file is updated on an ad hoc basis so numbers may change.

2020 Election Court Cases by Jim Hoft on Scribd

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Ebola cases news, articles and information:

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CDC now monitoring 125 potential Ebola cases in Dallas

Obama Administration forms military 'strike team' to respond to Ebola cases in the U.S

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CDC: Uptick in measles cases likely caused by illegal immigrants

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Radicalized Immigrant Cases Prompt Examination of Vetting Procedures

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A series of recent attacks in the United States, involving individuals who entered through legal immigration channels, has intensified scrutiny of federal screening protocols. Multiple incidents in late 2025 and early 2026, classified by authorities as terrorist attacks linked to Islamist extremism, share a common thread: several of the alleged perpetrators were naturalized U.S. citizens [1].

These reported cases have prompted calls from some officials and ...

Netanyahu seeks presidential pardon on corruption cases

December 04, 2025 - cases collectively known as Cases 1000, 2000 and 4000.

If convicted, he could face up to a decade in prison and be barred from public office. Netanyahu has consistently denied wrongdoing, dismissing the allegations as a politically motivated "witch hunt" orchestrated by his opponents.

The most prominent case, Case 1000, alleges that Netanyahu accepted luxury gifts – including cigars and champagne worth over $200,000 – from Hollywood producer Arnon ...

Plague cases spark outbreak concerns in western U.S.

August 23, 2025 - cases in New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming. In Colorado alone, 45 people have contracted the plague since 1957, with nine deaths, including a recent pneumonic plague fatality in Williamsburg. Pneumonic plague, the deadliest strain, is transmitted via respiratory droplets and requires urgent care.A historical threat resurfaces amid environmental shifts

Plague bacteria (Yersinia pestis) have been endemic in North America for centuries, but human cases remain ...

Houston hospitals’ ICUs overflowing as coronavirus cases surge

July 02, 2020 -

As of Tuesday, intensive-care units in Houston were at handling around 1,350 patients – 102 percent of capacity – according to the Texas Medical Center. This comes as new COVID-19 cases in Texas broke records for the second straight day and deaths surged the most in seven weeks.

Data released by the medical center Wednesday showed that 36 percent of those intensive-care beds were occupied by the sickest COVID-19 patients with the rest being occupied by patients ...

Coronavirus HOTSPOT? New York cases now exceed 8,000

March 21, 2020 -

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo made the announcement during a press conference Friday.

According to Cuomo, 5,683 of the confirmed cases are from New York City, and that 38 of the state’s cases have been confirmed to have died.

The rising number of cases is attributed to an increase in testing, with the governor pegging the total number of coronavirus tests performed in the state at 32,427 as of press time.

According to state health ...

Coronavirus reaches MEXICO with first 2 confirmed cases

March 04, 2020 - cases outside of Asia, with their government website reporting 888 confirmed cases, 21 deaths and 46 recoveries, as of writing.

During the visit of the two men, they confirmed that they had been in direct contact with an Italian person who lived in Malaysia. The two men returned to Mexico sometime between February 14 and 22.

President of Mexico dismissive of the seriousness of COVID-19

As the Mexican government urges the public to remain calm, their ...

Coronavirus cases are being MASSIVELY underreported, reveals nurse

January 28, 2020 - cases remains relatively low, but is increasing by the day. Thus far, there are five confirmed cases, according to the government: one in Washington state, one in Arizona, one in Illinois, and two in California.

As of January 28, however, the mainstream media is reporting that the number of coronavirus cases more than doubled overnight, jumping 60 percent. The U.S. has since expanded its screening protocols for travelers coming from Wuhan into ...

CDC Ignores Scientific Evidence in Public Health Cases

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Parkinson's cases expected to double worldwide by 2030

February 04, 2007 - Parkinson's cases expected to double worldwide by 2030

Sunday, February 04, 2007 by: David Gutierrez, staff writerTags: Parkinson's disease, health trends, health newsParkinson's disease is a degenerative central nervous system disorder that commonly causes a breakdown in muscle function and speech.The study, published in January 30 issue of "Neurology," used projections of population growth and current prevalence of the disease to predict how many people ...

352 Cases of dried apricots recalled over undeclared SULFITES

July 01, 2025 -

More than 300 cases of Floria Dried Apricots were recalled by authorities after their labels did not disclose the presence of sulfites used as preservatives.

The issue was uncovered by a routine food inspection by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets. According to the agency, the finished products contained sulfites that were not listed on the product labeling. As a result, Turkana Food Inc. – the company that makes the ...

High excess death cases worldwide linked to COVID vaccines

February 01, 2022 - cases, wherever mass vaccination took place, the mortality rates have also risen. These are not recorded as COVID deaths, either: they are for heart attacks, strokes, blood clots, circulatory diseases and neurological issues. These are the vaccine-induced ailments that physicians and scientists have warned people about early on.

Vaccines are found to be increasing fatalities, not reducing them. Based on previous statistics, the death toll is expected to continue ...

High excess death cases worldwide linked to COVID vaccines

February 01, 2022 - cases, wherever mass vaccination took place, the mortality rates have also risen. These are not recorded as COVID deaths, either: they are for heart attacks, strokes, blood clots, circulatory diseases and neurological issues. These are the vaccine-induced ailments that physicians and scientists have warned people about early on.

Vaccines are found to be increasing fatalities, not reducing them. Based on previous statistics, the death toll is expected to continue ...

Fully vaxxed colleges now seeing surges in COVID cases

January 31, 2022 -

The University of Oregon (UO) is one such college that saw COVID-19 cases rise among fully vaccinated students. Aisha Ghorashian, a senior at the university, told NPR: "You feel the stress on campus. People, I think, don't feel safe. You see that double masking and those N95 [masks] that I've never seen people wear before."

Despite UO's student body having a vaccination rate of more than 96 percent, the university still reported 960 COVID-19 infections in the ...

12 worst cases of Big Tech censorship in 2021

December 19, 2021 - cases of Big Tech censorship in 2021:

1. Facebook, YouTube and Twitter permanently ban Trump

The first notable examples of prominent censorship in 2021 are also, distinctly, the worst.

Facebook, YouTube and Twitter acted in chorus to censor the former president in January, days after the Jan. 6 Capitol Hill Riot.

The collective action to silence the head of the world’s leading republic stands apart as a show of force by the Big Tech overlords, ...

Despite vaccine passport schemes, COVID cases surging across Europe

November 16, 2021 -

(Article by Paul Joseph Watson republished from Summit.news)

New coronavirus cases in Germany topped the 50,000 mark for the first time, with authorities pushing for the imposition of more restrictions on top of the ones that haven’t worked.

As Will Jones writes, "A late autumn surge in reported Covid infections is underway in Europe, with spikes in Austria, Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Switzerland and Norway, and the possible beginnings of one in ...

Hong Kong experiencing a record jump in coronavirus cases

July 23, 2020 -

Although Hong Kong was one of the first cities to report coronavirus cases, they appeared to have gotten local transmission under control by the start of June. However, as foreign travelers have been allowed back into the city, the virus has come back in a big way over the past two weeks. Unfortunately, the city is considered one of the most densely populated places on the planet and counts 7.5 million in its population.

On Sunday, Hong Kong confirmed 108 new infections ...