Новости за 06.03.2021

Eric Swalwell has been suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome for years and now he's suing President Trump, claiming the 45th President is personally responsible for the "severe emotional distress" he claims to be afflicted with since the January 6th protests. This as Jason Miller, Senior Advisor to the President, slams Swalwell for simply "doing the bidding of his Chinese masters." One America's Natalie Harp has more.

New York Congressman Lee Zeldin spoke to OAN as he “actively explores” a run for New York Governor amid Andrew Cuomo’s mounting scandals and calls for his resignation. One America’s Caitlin Sinclair has more.

New York's Democrat-controlled legislature voted on Friday to remove the emergency powers Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.) was granted last year to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.

The University of Michigan blocked more than 300 of its own students out of non-residential buildings.  This week, the school announced it deactivated 375 students' M-Cards after they failed to comply with mandatory COVID testing

A new transportation method called the "Vaxi Taxi" has become available to take people across the U.K. to vaccination centers. Citizens with underlying conditions who are more susceptible to coronavirus have expressed joy for this new service as it allows them to avoid public transportation. Some riders were even vaccinated in the cab and never had to exit.

According to data released on Friday, the Department of Homeland Security is hosting nearly 4,000 unaccompanied migrant children. Reports showed more than 3,300 unaccompanied children and young adults were being held at the U.S.-Mexico border and more than 70 percent of them are expected to be released into the U.S.

Police asked for the public's help with finding a Tennessee teenager who was allegedly kidnapped by her father. The Hamilton County District Attorney's Office said 17-year-old Daphne Westbrook is believed to be in Colorado or New Mexico being "held against her will."

The governors in Texas and Mississippi announced Tuesday that they would halt mask mandates and reopen their states, allowing businesses to operate at full capacity. Texas Congressman Kevin Brady (R) spoke with One America's Caitlin Sinclair on his state's plans.

GOP lawmakers and Americans are raising concerns over the Biden administration's stance regarding illegal immigration. One America's Stephanie Myers spoke with the director of America's Forgotten, Namrata Singh Gujral, about the devastating effects of open-border policies and how her film highlights the dangers.

The monthly jobs report for February shows the U.S. added 379,000 jobs to the economy, as the Senate is gearing up to vote on the Democrat-led $1.9 trillion COVID relief package. One America's Stephanie Myers spoke with the president of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, David Williams, to get his reaction to the latest jobs numbers and what the COVID legislation means for the economy going forward.

Microsoft announced 20,000 U.S. organizations have been compromised in a recent hack. On Friday, a U.S. official said Microsoft had discovered a breach in its exchange server, which works with Microsoft Outlook to ensure updates on devices are synchronized.

A GOP-backed proposal to block illegal aliens from receiving stimulus checks was blocked by Democrats. Split by party lines, the amendment failed 49-50 in the upper chamber on Saturday.

Joe Biden's newly confirmed commerce secretary pledged to aggressively compete against China, while also owning Chinese-linked investments. Secretary Gina Raimondo and her husband own a stake in Chinese conglomerate Tencent, despite the Department of Commerce's ongoing investigation of the company.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) called out big business for its role in pushing the Democrats' sweeping amnesty bill.

Eight Democrats have defected their party's proposed $15 minimum wage increase, joining in with all 50 Republicans to reject the change. On Friday, senators began to debate Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion aid package, which included a more than double increase of the federal minimum wage.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Democrats inherited an economy well on its way to recovery. Speaking on the Senate floor Friday, McConnell criticized his colleagues across the aisle for their lack of bipartisanship, and said a liberal spending spree is not what will help the country.

Following Texas and Mississippi's successful reopening strategies, several other Republican states hope to follow suit.

Despite Democrats' claim the January 6 protests were an "armed insurrection," the FBI has now revealed no one arrested was carrying a single firearm on the Capitol grounds that day. One America's Pearson Sharp reports

Joe Biden is setting new records his first 40 days in office, but for all the wrong reasons. Here’s One America’s Natalie Harp.

The White House has continued to deflect and brush off questions about Joe Biden's failure to hold a formal press conference. When pressed on the issue Friday, Jen Psaki said Biden is too busy with the COVID crisis, but it may happen by the end of March.

Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) unleashed on the price tag of Democrats' forthcoming infrastructure bill. In an interview with Larry Kudlow this week, the Iowa senator said Democrats are spending cash "like its monopoly money."

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said he will likely not run for re-election in the upcoming midterm elections. During an interview on Friday, Johnson claimed leaving office is probably his current preference.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) urged Joe Biden to keep his campaign promise to reach across the aisle. In a press briefing Friday, Graham expressed frustration with the Biden administration for not stepping in on the issue of coronavirus relief.

Senate Democrats turned against their own by voting not to raise the federal minimum wage to $15. On Friday, the 58-to-42 vote sustained GOP objections against the wage increase.

For the first time in a year, Universal Studios Hollywood is re-opening its doors. The theme park announced it would begin "The Taste of Universal" event for visitors to stroll, shop and dine throughout the park starting March 12.