China’s reliance on mass testing to achieve “zero-COVID” has brought huge profits to virus test-kit makers. A number of biotech companies have reported substantial profit growth for the first half of 2022. Among them, Tianjin City’s Jiu’an Medical Electronics Co., Ltd. posted a net profit of over 15.1 billion yuan ($2.24 billion), an increase of…
Facts Matter (Feb. 28): Poison Control Centers Warn About Toxic Chemical in At-Home Virus Test Kits, Children At Higher Risk
The National Poison Control Center, in a new official statement, is warning Americans of a toxic chemical that was found to be present in at-home COVID-19 test kits—specifically, in the test kits being sent out by the U.S. government to households across America. Resources: 
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Capitol Report (Jan. 31): 56 Bills Introduced to Ban CRT
At the White House Monday, President Joe Biden met with state governors, encouraging them to make good use of the billions in federal aid received this past year. Hours later, he welcomed Qatar’s leader to discuss oil supply, Iran nuclear talks, and Afghanistan. Critical race theory may have been the deciding factor in the race…
US Retailers Raise Prices of Discounted CCP Virus Test Kits After Agreement Ends With Biden Administration
Walmart and Kroger, the two largest retailers in the United States, have both raised their prices for the BinaxNOW COVID-19 rapid tests, after an agreement with the Biden administration to sell the antigen self-test kits at a fixed price expired at the end of the year. The average number of COVID-19 tests administered per day…
Australian State Forges Ahead with Reopening Despite Spike in COVID-19 Cases
CCP virus numbers in Victoria remain at near-record highs with the state posting an average of 2,000 new daily infections in recent days. Dr. Mukesh Haikerwal, former president of the Victorian branch of the Australian Medical Association (AMA), told Nine News, “We’re expecting the peak [in COVID-19 cases] to be in a week or so, and…