Новости за 15.03.2021

Iran unveiled a major ballistic missile facility amid ongoing appeasement by Joe Biden. On Monday, Iranian state media showed video footage of what it calls the "missile city," ran by the Guard of Islamic Revolution.

A delegation of Republican lawmakers made a desperate plea to Joe Biden after seeing the border crisis first hand. Representatives from across the country traveled to El Paso, Texas on Monday to tour an illegal immigrant processing center and speak with border patrol agents.

Joe Biden is facing increased backlash over his refusal to condemn Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.) amid sexual harassment allegations. On Sunday, Biden broke his silence on Cuomo, but only said we should "wait to see what the investigation brings."

Joe Biden's latest remarks about the COVID stimulus are stirring concerns of his progressing dementia as he again appears to lose his train of thought.

A new report by Project Veritas revealed Facebook's plans to break up its business in order to avoid lawsuits over its monopoly in digital services.

Oklahoma Sen. James Lankford (R) paid a visit to a part of the Arizona border wall that has remained unfinished under the Biden administration.

Florida police arrested hundreds of spring breakers after chaos broke out in Miami. Reports over the weekend said at least 150 arrests were made in South Beach, with 42 cited for felony charges for weapons, drugs and other offenses.

It appears birds of a feather don't always flock together. On Sunday, Joe Biden finally broke his silence on the Cuomo scandals when he was asked if New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) should step down. His answer revealed he is not in consensus with a growing number of Democrats.

Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-Iowa) spoke out against the Democrats' efforts to overturn her win in the state of Iowa.

The governor of Texas said Joe Biden's open border policies are enriching Mexican drug cartels. Republican Greg Abbott made those comments during an interview on Sunday. He pointed out that not only are illegal immigrants flocking to the southern border in droves, but Mexican cartels are making money off of them by offering to smuggle migrants across.

Investigations are underway across the country in many battleground states to see just what went wrong in the 2020 election. One America’s Jack Posobiec spoke with Phil Kline, director of the Amistad Project, to learn more about new documents that have just been revealed in connection to Wisconsin election integrity.

According to the Honest Elections Project, a new election law signed by Iowa's Republican governor could be a template for other states like Georgia and Pennsylvania. One America's John Hines has more from Washington.

Jury selection continues in the trial of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer charged in the death of George Floyd. The process of seating jurors resumed Monday after half of the jury was chosen last week.

Troubles against Democrat Andrew Cuomo have continued to grow as the New York governor still denies any wrongdoing.

Election fraud cases from the 2020 presidential election are still being looked into. Data shows there are still 18 active court cases out of the 83 total filed in relation to the last election cycle. However, the majority of the inactive cases were not looked into by the courts.

Los Angeles County has finally met red tier requirements and will start reopening key sectors of its economy this week.

Bowling Green State University in Ohio honored the life of a recently deceased student. Friends family and classmates of Stone Foltz, the college sophomore who died last week following an alleged hazing incident, remembered him at a socially-distanced memorial service.

Search and rescue teams safely retrieved four back country skiers in Utah following an avalanche. The Utah County Sheriff's Office said they received a call from the skiers near Pfeifferhorn peak around 11 a.m. local time on Sunday.

A new survey found fewer high school students plan on going to college. A recent study by ECMC Group, a non-profit aimed at helping student borrowers, said the likelihood of students attending a four-year school dropped 20 percent in the last eight months.

As the U.S. remembered one year since the World Health Organization officially declared the coronavirus a pandemic, we also will never forget how China failed to report COVID-19 deaths from the very beginning.

As the Biden border crisis intensifies, GOP lawmakers are seeking action and accountability. White House Correspondent Jenn Pellegrino has the latest.

Civil rights attorney Vanita Gupta is facing immense scrutiny from Republican senators over her apparent partisan career.

Florida authorities respond to what they referred to as one of the worst car crashes they have seen. One America’s Keely Prosser has the details of the tragic accident.