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Biden Administration Developing ‘Vaccine Passports’ To Track Vaccinated Americans, Report Says
President Joe Biden's Administration is reported to be developing "vaccine passports" in partnership with other companies to track Americans who have been vaccinated already. 
Churches In Washington DC Can Hold Larger Holy Week Services Following Judge’s Ruling
A judge has reportedly ruled that churches in Washington DC can hold larger worship services -- just in time for Holy Week. 
Islamic Suicide Bombers Attack Catholic Cathedral During Palm Sunday Mass, At Least 20 Wounded
Suspected Islamic suicide bombers have reportedly attacked a Catholic Cathedral, the Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral, at the beginning of the Holy Week celebrations in Indonesia leaving at least 20 people wounded. 
Michele Bachmann Hosts Seven-Hour Conference On 2020 Election Fraud
Former Minnesota Representative Michele Bachmann hosted a seven-hour conference on election fraud on Tuesday at Virginia's Regent University. 
North Korea Fires Missiles Over The Weekend, Taunting US Under Biden
North Korea reportedly fired two ballistic missiles over the weekend allegedly to taunt the United States who is still in open negotiations with them. 
Wisconsin Assembly Authorizes Investigation Into 2020 Presidential Elections
The Wisconsin Assembly reportedly authorized an investigation of the November 2020 presidential elections after votes cast show it is .63% or 20,682 more than the actual number recorded that President 
White House Memo Reveals America Is Now Under The ‘Biden-Harris Administration’
A White House memo on the use of the "Biden-Harris Administration" in all public communications sent via email has leaked to the press causing alarms that President Joe Biden won't be staying long. 
North Carolina Lawmakers Introduce Bill Prohibiting Biological Males From Competing With Women In Sports
Following the footsteps of Mississippi, Oklahoma, and South Dakota, legislators from North Carolina have introduced a bill urging women the liberty not to compete with biological males in sports. 
Mark Wahlberg To Star In Faith-Based Film ‘Stu’ About An Athlete Who Became A Priest
"The Fighter" Producer and Hollywood actor Mark Wahlberg is reported to be cast as an athlete who became a priest in the faith-based film "Stu" that will be directed by screenwriter and actress Rosalind Ross. 
US Calls On Beijing To Release Two Canadians Arbitrarily Detained In China Since 2018
The United States has called out to the Chinese government to release two Canadians who have been arbitrarily detained since 2018.
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