Новости за 30.03.2021

Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro revealed what he believes are the true intentions of Anthony Fauci's push to stir up more coronavirus fears.

The Biden administration is finally allowing journalists to enter the Donna CBP migrant center in Texas for an organized press visit.

A new migrant caravan has formed in Honduras, setting off towards the U.S.-Mexico border. The group, already several hundreds in size, departed for the Guatemalan border before dawn on Tuesday.

Joe Biden is taking heat after his dog bit another White House employee.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki failed to explain why teachers in San Diego are providing in-person classes to illegal aliens minors, but refuse to teach American kids.

Joe Biden joined with the other side of the aisle to help struggling small business owners nationwide amid the coronavirus pandemic.

National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman Rick Scott (R-Fla.) said Democrats "want no restrictions on voter fraud."

Joe Biden is advancing the controversial idea of "loan forgiveness," with his latest plan to freeze the collections of student loans.

Democrats are getting push-back from Republicans over their calls to require Americans to use coronavirus passports. Joe Biden is reportedly working with companies to create an app showing proof of vaccination.

A liberal dark money group is targeting West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin (D). The progressive group known as "Indivisible," launched a radio ad on Monday, targeting the Democrat lawmaker to vote to make Washington D.C. the 51st state.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) continued his push for vaccinations in order to reach herd immunity in the U.S.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg appears to be walking back on his department's mileage tax proposal. In an interview Monday, he denied the administration was considering taxes on gas and mileage as part of Joe Biden's sweeping infrastructure plan.

Congressman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) has demanded an explanation from Biden cabinet officials on whether they took any steps to curb political violence in Portland, Oregon.

Kamala Harris has yet to visit the southern border amid the ongoing crisis.

According to former Texas congressman Ron Paul, Joe Biden's gun control mandates have little to do with protecting kids.

U.S. foreign policy experts are worried a new multi-billion dollar deal between Iran and China could advance anti-American sentiment.

A scientist from the Netherlands recently broke down Joe Biden's recent press conference attempt and said his behavior shows fast-progressing cognitive decline.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki struggled to explain why Joe Biden and Kamala Harris practice non-essential travel in violation of coronavirus rules.

A prominent representative from Ohio is mulling a bid to fill retiring Republican Sen. Rob Portman's seat. Mike Turner recently released a campaign-style video in which he touted his accomplishments as a public official throughout the years.

The Biden administration is expected to unveil it's massive $3 trillion infrastructure plan this week. One America's Shane Althaus has more on what the White House is proposing.

President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump launched a new website to further push their "America First" agenda. On Monday, the 45th President and First Lady introduced the new site dubbed "45 Office.com."

Join Kara McKinney as she sits down with Robby Starbuck to talk about his debate with Lil Nas X over his new song "Call Me By Your Name"

Monday marked Vietnam War Veterans Day, which signified 48 years to the day the last American combat troops left the South Asian nation.

A prominent representative from Ohio is mulling a bid to fill retiring Senator Rob Portman's (R-Ohio) seat. Rep. Mike Turner (R-Ohio) recently released a campaign-style video, which touted his accomplishments as a public official throughout the years.

The Biden administration confirmed their massive $3 trillion infrastructure bill will be divided into two parts. In an interview Sunday, Press Secretary Jen Psaki explained the first bill would likely address roads, bridges and rural broadband access while the second would cover health and childcare.