Новости за 13.03.2021

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has continued to shed light on concerns over the COVID relief bill. He took to Twitter on Saturday to say the U.S. has now allocated more money to be spent in the last year than in World War II.

White House officials dodged questions from the press corps about the recent Microsoft Exchange hack. Before his face-to-face upcoming meeting with Chinese officials, White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan faced off with the press corps.

First, Democrats pushed through the $2 trillion COVID relief bill by using reconciliation. Next, they started a campaign to convince the American people that the bill was made in their best interest.

Non-Fungible Tokens – or NFTs – are continuing to gain traction, especially when it comes to crypto art. One America's Stephanie Myers speaks with celebrity art dealer Avery Andon and founder of the crypto art platform, Art Grails, to learn more.

Joe Biden tried to take credit for all of the work done by the Trump administration against the coronavirus pandemic while refusing to credit President Trump for his efforts. One America's Hans Hubbard reports.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) decried Democrat efforts to pass their sweeping election bill, H.R.1. During a recent interview, McConnell said the bill is the left's attempt to take over American elections. McConnell stated he took issue with several provisions he believes will increase the risk of voter fraud. This includes expanding vote-by-mail systems, rolling back voter I.D. laws and same day registration.

A Nebraska man was taken into custody after shooting a police officer and leading authorities on a high-speed chase. On Friday, two officers with the Omaha Police Department responded to reports of shoplifting at a local mall.

President Trump teased that one of his family members may run for public office in the near future. On Friday, the 45th President surprised a crowd of his supporters at a Big Dog Ranch Rescue fundraiser that was being held at Mar-a-Lago.

Two women and three children were killed in a horrific crash in central Florida. According to recent reports, the crash happened after a car carrying six people turned into the path of an SUV.

For the second time in two days, Capitol Hill conservatives continued to ramp up pressure on the Biden administration at a press conference, calling attention to the immigration problem. One America’s John Hines was there and has this report.

Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs is among several GOP lawmakers condemning the Biden administration's immigration policy.

Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) railed against so-called "woke supremacy," saying it's cut from the same cloth as white supremacy.

Four Michigan residents are the lucky winners of a lottery prize worth more than $1 billion. The winners are members of a four-person lottery club called Wolverine FLL Club in Detroit.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki responded to press questions regarding Joe Biden's controversial Fourth of July comment.

Several counties in California are preparing to reopen after the state hit a vaccination threshold.

Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) vowed to keep the state open despite Joe Biden's suggestion of re-imposing lockdowns to curb coronavirus cases. During a press conference on Friday, DeSantis called the potential move "insane" and said lockdowns do more damage to working Americans.