Новости за 07.03.2021

Dozens of cities could lose their metropolitan status amid new requirements by the Biden administration.

Multiple states took a big step towards life after the coronavirus by ending their mask mandates.

The CDC has admitted face masks do little to prevent the spread of COVID-19 amid mounting pressure to lift mask mandates across the U.S. In a new study, the CDC found face masks have had a negligible impact on coronavirus numbers, which doesn't exceed statistic margins of error.

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) faced criticism for voting to pass the controversial stimulus bill after he opposed it in public statements. On Sunday, reports found the West Virginia senator said in the past he would not support any bills based exclusively on his party affiliation.

President Trump is giving full support to some candidates for the 2022 midterms, while taking back his endorsement on others.

Mainland China has continued attempts to stifle political dissent in Hong Kong by staging pro-communist rallies and ramping up its propaganda efforts.

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) called for a probe into his New York counterpart Andrew Cuomo over the mounting allegations of sexual misconduct, but he did not condemn him.

The embattled governor of New York faces more accusations. Late Saturday night, two more former aides of Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.) came forward and each accused him of various forms of sexual harassment.

A group of bipartisan lawmakers spoke out against Joe Biden's destructive gas production policies, which could cost millions of jobs and billions of dollars in American revenue. Brendan Carolin has more.

A recently discovered social media post shows a potential terror threat within the nation's Capitol. One America's Christina Howitson has more.

Joe Biden is drawing pushback from Americans after comparing governors lifting COVID lockdowns and measures to Neanderthals.

Democrat lawmakers who face tough reelection in 2022 are under pressure over their support of the controversial COVID relief bill.

President Trump is remaining selective of how his name and brand are showcased, as he condemned Republican organizations for using his likeness to raise money.

The governor of West Virginia voiced his own concerns over the growing allegations against Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.). During an interview on Sunday, Gov. Jim Justice (R-W.Va.) described Cuomo to have a "dogs mess on his hands," calling on him to step down.

Stephen Moore, former economic adviser to President Trump, said the U.S. just had a "blowout jobs report."

A federal judge has reinstated a Michigan County voting fraud case after the county clerk dismissed it.

As spring break approaches for many across the nation, a popular destination is ramping up its preparations. Florida lawmakers have implemented new rules to keep the state's COVID-19 case rate from skyrocketing, as the Sunshine State usually sees an influx of tourists drawn to its beaches and night life.

The Lone Star State took drastic actions after Joe Biden's immigration policy welcomed more than 100,000 illegal entries in a single month. On Saturday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) announced "Operation Lone Star," as he deployed the National Guard and the Department of Public Safety to stop the influx of drugs and people.

The COVID relief package before the Senate could contain an Obamacare trap, which will spring on the GOP as the midterm 2022 elections approach. One America's John Hines spoke to Doug Badger, a visiting fellow of domestic policy at the Heritage Foundation.

Top Senate Democrats steered the upper chamber to the left as they used their slim majority to pass Joe Biden's massive coronavirus relief bill. On Saturday, the Senate voted 50-to-49 to pass the nearly $2 trillion package. Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) missed the vote for personal reasons.

After the COVID relief package passed in the upper chamber, critics pointed out how many Americans will actually miss out on getting a stimulus check.

The president of Mexico defended his decision to place a barrier across the presidential palace to block off protesters on International Women's Day. On Saturday, the Mexican president said the 10 foot barrier was to avoid provocation and protect historic buildings.

California introduced a new bill, which would require big retailers to organize toys in a "gender-neutral" section. All stores with 500 or more employees would fall under the proposal, which applies to childcare items such as kids' clothes and toys.

Utah legislature decided to end the statewide mask mandate as soon as April. On Friday, state lawmakers passed the bill, dubbed the "pandemic endgame, which will lift some health restrictions after the state reaches certain thresholds and case rates.

The Fed Chair admitted this week inflation pressures will rise as the economy recovers. On Wall to Wall, Greta spokes with Chris Markowski about inflation amid the pandemic.