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A recent Axios/Ipsos poll finds that most Americans now favor employer-mandated vaccinations for their workplaces. According to the survey, 55% of respondents support employers requiring a COVID vaccine at their places of work, while 44% oppose requiring the shots. Thirty-eight percent of supporters said they strongly supported a mandate, while 30% of those against it said they strongly opposed the idea. The poll interviewed 1,041 people 18 or older between Aug. 13 and 16, and it has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.2 percentage points. The Axios/Ipsos poll seems to track with a Gallup Poll last month that found 52% of respondents favored mandatory vaccinations at work, and 38% opposed them. Continue Reading Here > Our latest stories... 2000 Facts Oops! Make sure JavaScript is enabled in your browser.

Image Credit: Revolver News For more than two hundred years, America’s vast resources and industrious population amassed the largest pile of wealth in history. Now, the forces that generated that wealth are disappearing, but it is still there for the taking. Everybody is maneuvering to get a piece. What’s one of the best ways to carve out a profit for oneself? Easy. Take advantage of America’s quiet love of affirmative action. Most Americans do not realize the full extent to which a racially based spoils system is fundamentally embedded in American economic life... Continue Reading Here > Our latest stories... 2000 Facts Oops! Make sure JavaScript is enabled in your browser.

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Police have identified a man suspected of allegedly assaulting MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell at a South Dakota hotel last week prior to his cyber symposium on election fraud by poking him aggressively. Photo of the Suspect Sioux Falls Police confirmed they have identified a man suspected of committing an assault at a hotel near Russell St. and West Ave last week. Police released the man's photo on Wednesday but have not confirmed the man is connected Lindell's assault, although the location, time and photo match the Lindell's report about the attack. Continue Reading Here > Our latest stories... 2000 Facts Oops! Make sure JavaScript is enabled in your browser.

🚨 | NEW: Women’s faces are being erased from public spaces in Afghanistan pic.twitter.com/MClTh2k6WS — News For All (@NewsForAllUK) August 18, 2021 🇦🇫 Today in Kabul, Taliban continued to paint over women's faces in shop windows. #Afghanistan pic.twitter.com/UJfjEHxVFH — BWF Military News (@MilitaryBWF) August 19, 2021 Our latest stories... 2000 Facts Oops! Make sure JavaScript is enabled in your browser.

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A group of Arizonans filed the “Arizonans for Voter ID Act” ballot initiative this week asking the secretary of state’s office to further ID requirements for in-person voting, individuals returning a voter’s ballots, and mail-in voting. In a news release, the political committee chaired by Arizona voter Vicki Vaughn said the initiative would make it easier to vote but harder to cheat. “Arizonans show identification all the time in their daily lives to purchase alcohol, receive unemployment benefits, make major transactions, and board a plane, among others,” Vaughn said in a statement. “Requiring identification before casting a ballot is necessary for our elections.” Continue Reading Here > Our latest stories... 2000 Facts Oops! Make sure JavaScript is enabled in your browser.