Новости за 14.03.2021

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Biden's push to rejoin the failed deal with Iran would undermine U.S. national security.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is blaming Republicans for the sudden surge of migrants at the southern border, even though Democrats control the White House and both chambers of Congress.

Two people are dead and at least a dozen more wounded after a shooting in Southern Chicago.

At least 43,000 homes and structures are still without clean water in Mississippi's capital. Residents said they are still using bottled water for bathing, cooking and drinking.

Investment bank Morgan Stanley warned U.S. inflation may run out of control due to Joe Biden's economic policies.

In response to Joe Biden's executive order to allow transgender athletes to compete with the gender of their choice, state officials nationwide are now taking matters into their own hands to protect women's sports.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) declined to say if Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.) should resign. In an interview on Sunday, the Democrat said Cuomo should look inside his heart to decide if he can still govern New York effectively amid ongoing allegations.

Critics of communist China have warned the nation could attempt to release more pathogens in the future after witnessing how the current COVID-19 pandemic was handled. In a recent interview, China critic Gordon Chang spoke to Steve Bannon and said China was never held accountable for its part in releasing coronavirus into the world.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) blasted embattled Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.) over his refusal to resign amid sexual harassment allegations.

A California student raised over $20,000 dollars for a substitute teacher who was living in his car amid the pandemic.

As Joe Biden's stance on the natural gas industry seemingly changes by the day, one Alaska senator explained why enough is enough.

At least a dozen people were shot, with two fatalities, after a shooting early Sunday morning in South Chicago. According to reports, gunfire broke out before 5 a.m. after several people got into a fight at a party.

The city of Burbank, California took extreme measures to force a local restaurant to close its doors. On Friday, a judge ruled the city could cut the power to the Tinhorn Flat Saloon and Grill because they continued to offer outdoor dining in defiance of a court order to shut down.

Dozens picnicked and protested the four mile fence placed around the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C. after hundreds stormed the building on January 6.

The troubles against New York Governor Andrew Cuomo have continued to mount as the calls for his removal grow louder. According to the New York Post Saturday, several staffers are disappointed in the governor and have stopped showing up to work.

Crude oil prices are set to reach levels not seen since 2014. According to recent reports, a barrel of crude oil now runs around $65 with analysts saying they could see that number rise above $100 in the next six to 12 months.

The 45th President hinted that his daughter-in-law Lara Trump may run for a seat in the Senate.

West Coast cities clashed with police as they rioted on the anniversary of the death of Breonna Taylor. Los Angeles, Portland and Seattle were among the cities that rioted Saturday, smashing store windows and throwing rocks at police officers.

Joe Biden declares if we "put trust and faith in our government" we might just get our freedoms back by the Fourth of July as he says only "national unity" will end the coronavirus pandemic and bring a return to normal life. This as Biden continues to rule by executive fiat and sign into law bills passed almost entirely along party lines. One America's Natalie Harp has more.

Joe Biden officially signed the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan into law this week. On Wall to Wall, Greta spoke with Mitch Roschelle, founding Partner of Macro Trends Advisors, about the economic news of the week.

Joe Biden officially signed the $1.9 trillion America Rescue Plan into law this week. On Wall to Wall, Greta spoke with Mitch Roschelle, founding Partner of Macro Trends Advisors, about the economic news of the week.

March 13 is National K9 Veterans Day and commemorates 79 years since the creation of the army's war dog program, also known as the K9 Corps.

As Biden touts his coronavirus progress, one doctor says the administration is hiding the efficacy of drugs like hydroxychloroquine, which he says are more effective than vaccines. One America’s Caitlin Sinclair has more from New York.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said he didn't feel unsafe during the January 6 protest at the Capitol building. In a recent interview, Johnson said he never felt threatened even though thousands of people were marching on the Capitol.

A community on the Hawaiian island of Kauai was once again cut off from the rest of the island after a landslide blocked the main road.