Новости за 15.02.2021

Rep. Adam Kinzinger's (R-Ill.) crusade against President Trump has negatively affected his political life, as well as his personal life.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.) blamed the staff of New York nursing homes for the record high death toll that has dominated news headlines amid the pandemic.

Minneapolis, a city which experienced scores of riots in May of last year, is now going back on its pledge to defund the police. In a unanimous vote on Friday, the City Council decided to refund the police department, providing $6.4 million in additional funding.

The World Health Organization has granted emergency approval to AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom announced on Monday the vaccine will be distributed globally through the COVAX program, aimed at stopping the pandemic.

Rep. Sara Jacobs (D-Calif.) has called to use identity politics to shut down free speech and freedom of the press in America.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said he's backing candidates who can win in the midterms. In a Politico interview Saturday, the Kentucky lawmaker said his goal in every way possible is to have nominees representing the Republican Party who can win.

Officials in Texas are sounding the alarm as turbines freeze and power supplies are threatened. At least 2.5 million residents are without power in the Lone Star State and electric companies are issuing rolling blackouts.

A Republican lawmaker denounced China hosting next year's Olympics and said it would be celebrating a "brutal dictatorship."

Microsoft's president said the SolarWinds hack is the largest the world has ever seen. In an interview on Sunday, Brad Smith said the malicious operation required more than 1,000 engineers.

In an interview on Sunday, Texas Republican Party Chairman Lt. Col. Allen West called Joe Biden's immigration plans an "imminent danger" to the Lone Star State.

Attorney Michael van der Veen was targeted by vandals over his defense of President Trump in the impeachment trial. Over the weekend, the word "traitor" was spray painted on the driveway outside Van der Veen's Pennsylvania home

President Trump's attorney Michael van der Veen dispelled mainstream media's false claims about his acquittal.

The anti-President Trump Lincoln Project is facing blow after blow and now appears to be on its last leg. The trouble all started in January when co-founder John Weaver was accused by over a dozen young men of sexual harassment.

California businessman John Cox is looking for another shot at taking the governor's mansion from Democrat Gavin Newsom.

An earthquake jolted the Fukushima region of Japan, which caused a blackout for more than one million households. Many people were injured due to the quake, but Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said no deaths have been reported.

Iranian and Afghan authorities are investigating a major explosion at their shared border. On Sunday, Iranian rescue teams arrived at the Afghan border checkpoint, just hours after a fuel tanker reportedly exploded and set hundreds of other vehicles on fire.

A group of Asian-American activists are patrolling areas in Oakland, California in hopes of stopping violent attacks on elderly neighbors.

Winter weather advisories are in effect for multiple states from coast to coast as a major storm batters the country.

As President Trump makes history as the only U.S. President to be impeached and acquitted twice, White House Correspondent Jenn Pellegrino caught the reactions from Capitol Hill.

Mass vaccination sites in Southern California are closing their doors after this weekend as county officials struggle to obtain more coronavirus vaccines. One America’s Daniel Kitchen has more.

With former President Trump out of office, many are wondering what the future of both the Republican Party and the America First movement may hold. One America's Jack Posobiec spoke with former campaign advisor Steve Cortes.