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NRA: Virginia governor preparing for mass incarcerations of gun owners with increase in “corrections budget”

December 28, 2019 - corrections budget in anticipation of jailing gun owners.”

“As if Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam's wholesale attack on law-abiding gun owners wasn't enough, the disgraced public official and his Michael Bloomberg-bought allies in the general assembly now want the state’s hard-working taxpayers to foot the bill for their unconstitutional schemes. The budget bill (HB30) includes an appropriation of a quarter million dollars to carry out a host of gun control measures ...

U.S. financial markets are so fragile that now people who describe expected corrections are BLAMED for causing the crash

March 28, 2020 -

Because hearing the truth is painful.

In recent days, noted investor Bill Ackman, founder of Pershing Square Capital Management, said that it is imperative President Donald Trump order the complete shutdown of the entire country for 30 days or else collapse is certain, as Natural News reported.

“What’s scaring the American people and corporate America now is the gradual rollout,” Ackman said. “We need to shut it down now… This is the only answer.

“America ...

Vioxx heart risk starts earlier than previously reported; New England Journal of Medicine publishes corrections to previous Vioxx research

June 27, 2006 - Vioxx heart risk starts earlier than previously reported; New England Journal of Medicine publishes corrections to previous Vioxx research

Tuesday, June 27, 2006 by: NewsTargetTags: health news, Natural News, nutritionThe journal issued an online change to the "Approve" study, which indicated that heart problems began only after 18 months of use. Those results led researchers to believe the drug was safe for short-term use. However, after the study authors admitted ...

Journal corrections on glyphosate review confirms what we’ve been saying for years: Monsanto released ghostwritten papers declaring supposed “safety” of their pesticides

December 09, 2018 -

However, the truth has finally prevailed, at least in one case, and the academic journal Critical Reviews in Toxicology has issued corrections to articles that it published reviewing glyphosate’s safety.

According to the corrections, Monsanto failed to fully disclose its involvement with five articles printed in the journal entitled, “An Independent Review of the Carcinogenic Potential of Glyphosate.” Not surprisingly, the articles concluded that the ...

The FAKE NEWS New York Times continues to push their CLIMATE CULT PONZI SCHEME agenda with fake energy stats and climate lies

August 27, 2025 -

The New York Times (NYT), long regarded as a leading source of fact-checked journalism, has increasingly published inaccurate and misleading information on energy and climate issues. More troubling, when such errors are pointed out, the paper frequently refuses to issue substantive corrections or instead provides evasive revisions that obscure the truth. This pattern undermines the paper’s stated corrections policy and risks eroding readers’ trust across all ...

Female prisoner sues prison after a transgender inmate allegedly raped her

February 22, 2020 -

(Article by Jose Nino republished from BigLeaguePolitics.com)

The Public Broadcasting Service station WTTW covered the proceedings. The victim was referred to as Jane Doe and was the alleged victim of a sexual assault in June 2019. Doe asserted that a correctional officer coerced her into withdrawing her claim. She ended up being punished for filing a false report in violation of the Prison Rape Elimination Act.

Doe’s alleged assailant is named as Janiah Monroe, ...

Staffing shortages at NYC jails could reach dangerous levels as vaccine deadline passes

December 03, 2021 - corrections officers and 168 captains. Workers who chose not to comply with the mandate are being required to turn in their firearms, vests and shields.

Outgoing New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who has already subjected other city workers to similar mandates, said he believes the vaccination rate among corrections officers will go up as workers start to miss paychecks or get the jab after their exemptions are denied.

Workers forced to take on ...

Women’s March founders accused of having shocking links to anti-Semitic policies and systemic bigotry against Jews

December 18, 2018 - corrections and fact-checks

The controversy has sparked a whole lot of reporting across the internet about what the Women's March may truly be about – so much so that the Women's March has reportedly been contacting news outlets left and right with demands that corrections be made to align with fact-checks.

The Federalist's Sean Davis, for instance, received what reports are describing as "bizarre" correspondences from a Women's March public relations ...

Prestigious cancer institute retracts studies following allegations of DATA FORGERY

January 31, 2024 -

According to NBC News, the Boston-based DFCI requested the retraction of six studies and corrections in 31 others as part of an ongoing investigation into the allegations. The issue reportedly involved four of its administrators and senior cancer researchers.

"More than 50 papers, including four co-authored by [CEO] and President Dr. Laurie Glimcher, are part of a continuing review. Some requests for retractions and corrections have already been sent ...

Thousands of inmates in the U.S. have tested positive for the coronavirus

June 22, 2020 - corrections officials to testing and care for positive inmates and prison employees.

Furthermore, even though many states in the country are ramping up their testing capabilities, not a lot of attention is being given to inmates. In New York, for example, only 1,200 of the state's approximately 40,000 prisoners have been tested, even though around 40 percent of those tested have come up positive for COVID-19. According to the New York Department of Corrections ...

Trump administration cuts federal funding to Maine DOC over transgender inmate housing

April 12, 2025 -

The Trump administration has halted nonessential federal funding to Maine's Department of Corrections (DOC) following controversy over a transgender inmate, a convicted double murderer, being housed in a women's prison facility.

In a live interview with Fox News' program "Fox & Friends" on April 8, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi revealed that Maine's DOC lost over $1.5 million in federal grants following reports that a transgender inmate was ...

Half of trans-identifying biological male inmates in Wisconsin have been convicted of sex crimes – so why are they allowed to move to women’s prisons?

August 28, 2023 -

This unsettling statistic came to light thanks to a review of Wisconsin Department of Corrections records carried out by the group with help from a public records request.

The review revealed that 81 out of the 161 biological males who identify themselves as transgender in Wisconsin prisons have been convicted of at least one count of sexual abuse or sexual assault. This means they have committed crimes such as rape, incest, sexual intercourse with a child, sexual ...

Oops! Oregon government “accidentally” leaks vaccination status of 40,000 state employees

October 26, 2021 - corrections department and state police agency granted some of the highest rates of religious exemptions – 19% and 14% respectively," the paper further reported.

The Statesman Journal officially confirmed that it will not be publishing the spreadsheet, nor any of the data contained within it, "and has elected to delete the file."

"According to the data, more than 90% of eligible employees in the state's executive branch are either fully vaccinated against ...

Thai government approves green chiretta herb as treatment for covid

August 01, 2021 -

The National News Bureau of Thailand says that Thailand's Cabinet gave the green light to green chiretta to treat "asymptomatic cases" of the Fauci Flu following a successful trial of the herbal remedy in the country's prison system.

Deputy government spokesperson Ratchada Thanadirek announced that adding the herbal remedy to the arsenal of treatment options for the Chinese Virus will help to greatly relieve pressure on the public health system amid reports about 14,000 ...

Prison disturbance in Kansas latest example of coronavirus-related civil unrest

April 14, 2020 - corrections department released a statement outlining their belief that the incident was caused by the positive test results of the six inmates, who were then moved to isolation. Five staff members there are also believed to have tested positive, but the corrections department has stated their number is based on self-reporting.

In March, prison riots in response to coronavirus measures were seen across Italy, with prisoners rising up in places like Naples ...

Washington Post in turmoil part two: Mean girl Taylor Lorenz’ false reporting prompts stealth edit, correction, editor’s note

June 07, 2022 - corrections. Lorenz took to social media to blame her editor.

Earlier this year Lorenz drew heated criticism for doxxing the woman behind the Libs of TikTok account.

Lorenz blamed her editor (she locked her account so embedding won’t work right now) in a Twitter thread Saturday afternoon:

Last Thursday, an incorrect line was added to a story of mine before publishing due to a miscommunication with an editor. I did not write the line and was not aware ...

Memphis lowered education and fitness requirements before hiring police officers now charged in Tyre Nichols’ death

January 31, 2023 - corrections officer for the Shelby County Corrections Department.

“According to a source within the Memphis PD, the 5 charged officers weren’t hired through the usual structured PD hiring process,” Parmar said. “City leaders felt the existing process was too strict and kept certain people from getting jobs at the department. City leaders began their own hiring process and then pushed new hires into the agency, bypassing the testing procedures in place at ...

NPR faces harsh backlash after it announces the outlet’s “disinformation” team

July 21, 2022 - corrections. Just ignore it until it goes away.”

NPR disinformation reporter reacts to thousands of people sharing false and misleading NPR headlines: Don’t apologize for lying. Don’t issue corrections. Just ignore it until it goes away. ????? https://t.co/qu56ZSCw25

— Christina Pushaw ? ?? (@ChristinaPushaw) July 17, 2022

Pushaw went on to point out NPR’s false reporting related to COVID and an incident with multiple Florida officials.

NPR has not ...

Sacramento shooter deemed “significant threat” by DA, but he was paroled six years early anyway – now, Americans are dead

April 12, 2022 -

The agenda is to create so much chaos, death and mayhem in as much of the country as possible so Americans will beg for a new system that wipes away our Constitution and all of its protections in lieu of an authoritarian model that will be used to crush dissent.

The Agenda 21 plan is well on its way, too, as evidenced by the growing waves of very preventable violent crime in all major cities, where far-left, George Soros-financed district attorneys and prosecutors are ...

Prison staff members push back against vaccine mandate

November 11, 2021 - corrections officers. "Understaffing, poor pay, poor benefits, horrendous working conditions… Officers and their families in many jurisdictions have had enough."

At the height of the pandemic, Mills and others pushed for mass releases of prisoners across the country, saying that prisons were COVID-19 hotspots and posed health risks to those living and working there. Almost every state reduced its prison population in 2020, with many more continuing to do so in ...