Новости за 24.04.2021

ICE will no longer be issuing fines to illegal immigrants who have failed to leave the U.S.

45th President Trump released a statement calling on Arizona's governor to provide more support for the elections audit in his state.

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte (R) vowed to protect residents' Second Amendment rights from federal overreach.

Germany is imposing another round of strict COVID-19 restrictions.

Oscars season is upon us and the city of Los Angeles is preparing by hiding all the homeless people.

The White House formally recognized the massacre of Armenians by the Ottoman Empire as a genocide.

The prototype of the United States' first silver dollar coin was up for auction in Dallas. Known as the "No Stars Flowing Hair Dollar," the object was put up for auction on Friday.

Former President Trump took aim at South Korea's leader for failing to negotiate nuclear de-escalation with North Korea's Kim Jong-un.

Ahead of the Facebook Oversight Board's decision on whether to reinstate the 45th President's account, he weighed in on whether he even needs it. In an interview that aired Friday, President Trump discussed Facebook and Twitter's decisions to kick him off the platforms.

Republicans in California are pushing back against Governor Gavin Newsom's (D-Calif.) attempts to ban fracking

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) is set to speak to a Pennsylvania Republican group, amid speculation the governor might make a presidential run in 2024.

Americans are growing more skeptical of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine after a woman died in Oregon weeks after her appointment.

The former White House chief strategist for President Trump is criticizing the left's efforts to stop the ballot audit in Arizona.

The Indonesian Navy officially declared a missing submarine most likely sunk after rescuers found several pieces of debris believed to be from the vessel.

Joe Biden's first address to Congress will feature limited seating. On Friday, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki announced there will be a restricted number of in-person attendees at Biden's address to Congress Wednesday.

Talks are beginning to heat up regarding Joe Biden’s upcoming infrastructure proposal as Republicans look to refocus the bill on traditional infrastructure.

The Pentagon has released new logistical details regarding the troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. On Friday, Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby told reporters Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin had approved additional support to aid the withdrawal movement, which is slated to conclude by September 11.

Representative Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas) said he is hopeful and confident he will regain vision in his remaining eye. Crenshaw took to Twitter Friday to post an update on his surgery.

GOP Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski got an endorsement from across the political aisle. During a joint interview with Murkowski Friday, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) said he'd back his colleague in a heartbeat.

As potential candidates eye the soon-to-be vacant seat of Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt (R), a familiar gun-toting attorney in St. Louis may throw his hat in the ring. One America's White House Correspondent Jenn Pellegrino has more.

Kara Mckinney talks to Drew Hernandez about  the Left's use of mob violence for political ends

Rep. Debbie Lesko, congresswomen serving Arizona’s 8th district, gives us The Real Story on why the National Guard is assisting in the Arizona border crisis.

Sen. Rand Paul, serving Kentucky’s 4th district, gives us The Real Story on The Green New Deal and ending America’s longest war.

Alan Dershowitz, constitutional and criminal law attorney, gives us The Real Story on the Chauvin/Floyd murder trial fallout and the jury sequestration concerns.

Real America UPDATED 3:33 PM PT – Friday, April 23, 2021 Jack Brewer joined Dan Ball for a one-on-one conversation.