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CCP Gotion refuses to repay $23.6 million owed to taxpayers, lashes out at ‘anti-CCP rhetoric’
Gotion doesn’t want to repay $23.6 million taxpayers spent on land for the company’s failed bid to build an EV battery component plant near Big Rapids, citing “unfounded accusations, and anti-China sentiment.”
In a letter to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel obtained by WZZM, Gotion argued the state’s decision in October to pull taxpayer-funded subsidies for the project stemmed from “internal attacks and bowing to the anti-CCP [Chinese Communist Party] rhetoric that animated Green Charter Township’s opposition.”
“It is no secret that the ‘No Gotion’ campaign, spurred on by politically motivated actors, actively engaged in efforts to block this Project, and once Green Charter Township’s Board was removed and replaced with representatives who did not support the Project and, in fact, openly breached the Development Agreement between Gotion and Green Charter Township, Gotion was subjected to an onslaught of attacks, threats, unfounded accusations, and anti-China sentiment,” according to the letter, which offered to sell the land to Green Charter Township or hand over the deed to the state. Click here to read more.
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Sen. Rand Paul unveils bill to end nationwide liability protections for vaccine manufacturers
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., introduced legislation this week that would eliminate federal liability protections for vaccine manufacturers, which is a legal shield that has been in place for four decades.
The bill, cosponsored by Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, was referred to the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.
If passed, the bill will make changes to the federal law to abolish the liability shield provided to vaccine manufacturers under the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, which largely protects vaccine manufacturers from product liability lawsuits and requires most injury claims to be directed to a federal compensation program.
Vaccine safety monitoring data maintained by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that there have been millions of adverse event reports filed. Click here to read more.
School-Led Anti-ICE Protests Grow Increasingly Violent, Putting Children in Danger
Students across America are increasingly being injured, arrested, and seen engaging in violence as teachers and school administrators continue to encourage children to walk out of class to mount marches off school grounds to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Click here to read more.
Student helps 99-year-old veteran return to site where he lost his hand in World War II
BERKS COUNTY, Pa. - A 99-year-old World War II veteran recently returned to Germany to the site where he lost his hand decades ago.
The trip was all thanks to a Pennsylvania college student with a passion for history.
“Given this time that we have with them, this small pocket of time, I think it’s important that we tell their stories,” Tyler Boland said.
Boland, a 22-year-old from Reading, said he has been traveling the country for about five years interviewing World War II veterans for, what he described as, a “passion project.”
“My great-grandfather was a Marine in World War II. He died before I was born, so in honor of him, I said I’m going to interview as many World War II vets as I can,” Boland said. “I’m just inspired because they are living, walking heroes, and I get to meet them every day.” Click here to read more.
ICE ramps up deportation push with 92,600 new beds in $38.3B expansion
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is planning to boost migrant detention capacity to 92,600 beds as part of a nationwide deportation push, according to an internal agency memo.
The memo, dated Feb. 13, 2026, lays out a sweeping overhaul designed to support what ICE describes as the ability to “effectuate mass deportations,” including eight mega-centers capable of housing up to 10,000 detainees each and slated to be fully operational by Nov. 30, 2026. The memo states that the initiative will be funded through congressional allocations under the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” Click here to read more.
