Новости за 27.01.2021

Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) introduces a bill aimed at making Washington D.C. a state.

Joe Biden issued an executive order to ban fracking on federal lands. The order was signed Wednesday, which Biden declared as "Climate Change Day."

Schools named after former presidents are set to be changed as school board officials in California claim the names symbolize ties to racism.

Fiat Chrysler's U.S. division agreed to pay out $30 million in a settlement deal connected to the automaker's racketeering scandal.

After months of cheering on the systematic censorship of conservative voices on social media, some leftist accounts are now feeling the sting of Big Tech's bite.

An Oregon state Democrat became the center of in-party fighting following an investigation into sexual harassment allegations.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) was mocked after blaming COVID-19 deaths in his state on "incompetent government."

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) criticized Joe Biden's nominee for UN Ambassador over her past praise of China and her soft stance on Beijing's malicious actions.

As residents continued to reel from a devastating tornado, restaurants in Alabama fed the community for free.

Joe Biden's presidential climate envoy told laid-off miners to go make solar panels. On Wednesday, John Kerry made those remarks during a White House press briefing after a reporter asked him what the administration's plans are for laid-off workers in the oil and mining industries.

Congressmen and women are encouraging Americans to gain financial literacy. During an event with The Hill on Tuesday, lawmakers noted the importance of learning how to manage money from a young age as well as understanding how a credit score is calculated.

Joe Biden's pick for secretary of state is coming under fire regarding millions of Chinese dollars in donations, which have poured into the Penn Biden Center. One America's John Hines spoke with Paul Kamenar of the National and Legal Policy Center to understand why this poses a national security threat.

The Biden administration is gearing up to decide which of President Trump's China policies to get rid of. One America's Hans Hubbard reports.

Top senators from both sides of the aisle are laying down their arms and moving forward with talks over sharing power.

The CDC is now making the case for schools reopening. In a paper published in the Journal of the American Medical Association on Tuesday, CDC researchers noted that the kind of virus spread seen in crowded offices and long-term care facilities has not been reported in schools.

A federal judge in Texas has halted Joe Biden's 100 day deportation freeze. The court granted Texas a temporary restraining order Tuesday after ruling the Biden administration failed to provide concrete or reasonable justification for the 100 day pause.

California health officials are facing backlash after appearing to reverse their position on lockdown orders.

The Lincoln Club of Orange County has called for California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom to resign for "incompetence and negligence."

Authorities in Texas are investigating a hostage situation that ended with two people dead after a six hour stand-off with law enforcement.

President Trump reportedly ended his consideration of starting a third political party. One America's Shane Althaus has more.

Hunter Biden is allegedly serving as an adviser to his father Joe Biden, despite being under investigation for his shady business dealings overseas. One America's Jack Posobiec has more from Washington.

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Last week, Joe Biden signed a series of executive orders focused on the economy. On Wall to Wall, Greta spoke with economist Steve Moore to discuss how he sees those policies playing out.