By John Jones, JD, PhD, Vaxxter contributor A Constitutional Lawyer Said What? In a mid-May 2020 interview, the famous Harvard Law professor, once known as a defender of individual freedom, Alan Dershowitz, said the following: “If…
By James Grundvig, Investigative Reporter, Vaxxter contributor The first big mistake in the coronavirus pandemic emerged when the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) tried, but failed, to contain the outbreak in a cloak of silence. The…
Dani Lasher, Vaxxter Contributor Democratic legislators in New Jersey have injected the state with totalitarian legislation dictating that no student, from preschool through college, will be able to access education without being completely up to…
By Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, AOBNMM, ABIHM We’re coming into the busiest time of the year. October brings Halloween parties, decorations and lots of unhealthy treats. Thanksgiving brings football, parades and a feast with family. And…
Co-written by Dani Lasher and Sherri Tenpenny, DO The European Union has launched proposed plans to limit travel of its citizens unless they are vaccinated per the US government schedule. The EU is investigating the…
By Dani Lasher, Vaxxter Contributor Last week, we discussed what mandatory vaccinations and non-medical exemptions could look like for Americans. Let’s follow up with the necessary discussion of how the nation will handle the resulting…
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is now at the center of the vaccine war after saying he doesn’t agree with a bill to tighten vaccine exemptions statewide. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gave rare praise to Newsom following his comments, commenting…
A Hudson Valley lawmaker wants to make the measles vaccine mandatory for all kids attending New York summer camps. The bill, however, remains without a sponsor, stalling its progress. The bill, if passed, would make…
Anti-vaccine activists held a rally in Brooklyn, New York last night, upsetting health officials who are now citing 1,000+ measles cases. Activist Del Bigtree led the unified front and spoke to journalists at the event….
Thousands of Jefferson County, Kentucky kids attended public school this year with no proof of vaccinations, according to a report in the Courier-Journal. The Courier Journal’s investigation found that 4,300 students attending Jefferson County Public Schools…
