TWS News Roundup 2/28/23

Powered by: Email yossi@teamworldsupporter.com to sponsor.

Make sure to check out The Yossi Schmidt Show at The Yossi Schmidt Show (podpage.com) Listen to the most recent episode, The gray lady shows her true colors once again | The Yossi Schmidt Show (podpage.com) or watch S5E1 The gray lady shows her true colors once again (rumble.com)

1. China's CCP warns Elon Musk against sharing Wuhan lab leak report (cnbc.com)

2. McCarthy calls Jan. 6 riot footage a Tucker Carlson 'exclusive' (nbcnews.com)

3. Commentator Dan Bongino launches live premiere show on Rumble video platform (reclaimthenet.org)

4. Lawmaker Says He Would Arrest Mayorkas If He Could | The Daily Wire

5. Georgia Secretary of State Investigating 'Financial Irregularities' at Stacey Abrams Charity Following Free Beacon Report

6. FBI, Capitol Police Shrugged Off ‘Credible Threats’ Before Jan. 6, Says Watchdog | The Daily Wire

7. Biden taps Julie Su for Secretary of Labor amid push by Asian Americans : NPR

8. Fauci discussed 'chimeras' with Wuhan research collaborator in Feb. 2020, email suggests | Just The News

9. China bills sail through House committee - POLITICO

10. The CBC incorrectly claimed a reporter was killed at Roxham Road - The Counter Signal

11. Scientists Now Want to Create AI Using Real Human Brain Cells - Disclose.tv

12. Artificial sweetener erythritol linked to heart attack and stroke: Study - Good Morning America

13. WaPo Reviews 'Every Possible Regulatory Change' Made Under Trump (breitbart.com)

14. 'Completely Out of Control': Republican Lawmaker Says Activists Attacked Her in Restaurant (freebeacon.com)

15. East Palestine Is Still Suffering — But Ohio’s Democrat Senator Took Time For A Hollywood Fundraiser | The Daily Wire

16. Neb. lawmaker brings state Legislature to a halt to stop transgender care ban (nbcnews.com)

17. Biden administration bans TikTok from all federal agencies' devices | The Post Millennial | thepostmillennial.com

18. Former FTX executive Nishad Singh pleads guilty to charges related to crypto exchange's collapse - ABC News (go.com)

19. House GOP moving to let Jan. 6 defendants access Capitol security footage - POLITICO

20. Iran looks into 'deliberate' poisoning of schoolgirls (nbcnews.com)

21. Cori Bush's campaign paid her husband for security services - but he doesn't have a private security license | Fox News

22. DeSantis Appoints ‘Moms For Liberty’ Co-Founder To Help Lead Disney World Oversight Body After Company’s Opposition To Parental Rights Bill | The Daily Wire

23. Biden to require chips companies winning subsidies to share excess profits | Reuters

24. ACLU urges Congress not to ban TikTok | The Hill

25. Reddit channel 'Brynation' which sprang up in support of Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger banned | Daily Mail Online

26. Alberta commits $27.3 million to aid fleeing Ukrainians - Rebel News

27. Chinese virologist says release of COVID-19 was intentional – One America News Network (oann.com)

28. Voice Deepfakes Of Celebs Are Taking Over Social Media (buzzfeednews.com)

29. Tucker Carlson Jan. 6 tapes subject to security review, Republicans say | The Hill

30. Intel releases software platform for quantum computing developers | Reuters

31. GOP Reps Press Biden DHS On Plan To Contain Northern Border Crisis | The Daily Caller

32. Inmates claim jail guards are pressuring them to vote illegally in Chicago's mayoral election | Daily Mail Online

33. New Florida bill aims to limit legal protections for news media (nbcnews.com)

34. GOP Rep Introduces Legislation To Make China Pay For America’s COVID Costs | The Daily Caller

35. US Supreme Court conservatives question Biden student debt relief | Reuters

36. House Oversight chair demands Treasury official testify after delaying Biden records request | Just The News

37. Judge says OK for grand jury members in Georgia election case to talk about testimony | Just The News

38. CCP government 'intentionally released' COVID-19 'all over the world,' Chinese virologist says | Fox News

39. General Motors expects to lay off 500 salaried employees (cnbc.com)