Новости за 18.01.2021

First Lady Melania Trump gave a farewell message, highlighting her role in making America great again. The address was posted to her official Twitter page on Monday.

More Americans are fleeing Democrat-run states amid the pandemic in search of better living. That's according to an annual migration report published by van and storage rental company U-Haul.

The GOP is looking to what they can do on Capitol Hill to block Joe Biden's radical agenda as the Senate is left with a 50-50 split and a Democrat vice president is set to be the tie-breaking vote.

While the media's focus has shifted with inauguration just days away, the push for audits of voting machines continues in some battleground states. One America's Jenn Pellegrino has the latest.

Virginia gun rights advocates demonstrated peacefully outside of the state Capitol amid their annual Lobby Day protest. On Monday, dozens of protesters gathered in Downtown Richmond to challenge recently passed gun control legislation.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) is back on Twitter after her account was temporarily disabled.

Dozens of medical professionals are calling for schools in California to reopen.

The liberal media appears to be following the lead of Big Tech. Recent efforts have emerged from the left to continue to silence conservative voices.

New videos released by Project Veritas show top Twitter executives discussing ways to purge conservative opinions and restrict information on their platform.

The FBI has intensified its search for Riley June Williams for her role in the protest at the Capitol.

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) fired back at Democrat claims that she helped protesters case the Capitol building ahead of the January 6 demonstrations.

Half a century has passed since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at the Lincoln Memorial, where he delivered some of the most endearingly inspirational words in the history of mankind.

The premier of Alberta, Canada has called on Joe Biden to not stop the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. On Sunday, Jason Kenney said cancelling the project would eliminate jobs on both sides of the border and increase the U.S.'s oil dependence on imports from OPEC members like Saudi Arabia.

As thousands of migrants in Guatemala push through police barricades to reach the United States, many Americans are left concerned about Democrat attitudes toward the issue.

The FBI has been screening all 25,000 National Guard service members who are protecting the U.S. Capitol amid concerns of an insider attack.

As President Trump prepares to leave the White House, one Republican senator is sending a warning to his colleagues. White House Correspondent Jenn Pellegrino has more.

This week has been filled with major headlines in the U.S. and around the world. One America’s Rachel Acenas takes us through the top stories in our week in review.