Новости за 26.09.2021

The White House is sending a special U.S. envoy in response to possible political instability in Sudan. According to a recent White House statement, U.S. special envoy for the Horn of Africa, Jeffrey Feltman, is set to travel to the country.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) promised to hire the Border Patrol agents in the widely circulated images of them apprehending Haitian migrants if Joe Biden were to fire them. In an interview on Sunday, Abbott responded to viral images by saying they wouldn't be in that position had the Biden administration properly enforced the border.

Virginia state Sen. Amanda Chase says she is interested in calling for full forensic audits in all 50 states after the audit in Maricopa County.

Ga. Congressional candidate Yg Nyghtstorm reacts to results from the Maricopa County audit hearing.

New York appears to be anticipating medical worker shortages due to the state's vaccine mandate. In a statement on Saturday, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced she's prepared to sign an executive order declaring a state of emergency to fill up potential staffing vacancies.

Protesters marched in the streets of the Netherlands against the country's recent introduction of what they are calling a "corona pass."

Two federal judges ruled against Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee's (R) ban on mask mandates. In separate rulings, U.S. District Judge J. Ronnie Greer and Judge Waverly Crenshaw ruled against the governor's executive order on Friday.

A woman and her two-year-old child fell to their death from a baseball stadium concourse in San Diego. San Diego Police said the pair fell six stories from a third-level concession area at Petco Park before the start of Saturday's Padres baseball game.

CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said children should be able to safely celebrate Halloween this year as long as they stay outside. In an interview on Sunday, Walensky said kids should be able to trick-or-treat safely, despite the ongoing effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

According to the photographer at the Del Rio border, no whippings took place by Border Patrol agents on horseback. Speaking to a local outlet in Texas on Saturday, Paul Ratje said he did not see any use of the horse reigns as whips against illegal Haitian migrants.

The Arizona audit results are out.

An armed man, near where the U.S. Open Surfing competition is being held in Southern California, was shot and killed by police. According to the Huntington Beach Police Department, the officer-involved shooting happened Saturday when the man was non-compliant to the multiple commands given by officers.

A recent survey found 59 percent of GOP voters would "definitely" or "probably" vote for 45th President Trump in the 2024 presidential primary. That's according to a recent Echelon Insights survey, where 40 percent of respondents indicated they would certainly back the 45th president, while 19 percent indicated they were likely to support him.

United Airlines has moved to postpone its vaccine mandate amid a lawsuit from several employees. On Friday, the airline agreed to rollback its measures until the court presiding over the case is able to hold hearings.

Three Amtrak passengers were killed and nearly 50 were left injured after a train bound for Seattle derailed. The incident happened in North Central Montana on Saturday when at least eight cars went off the tracks.

Democrats have inched a little closer to jamming through their reconciliation package after a House panel voted to move it forward in the lower chamber. On Saturday, the House Committee on the Budget held a markup of the bill and voted 20 to 16 to move the $3.5 trillion bill forward to the full House of Representatives.

President Donald Trump took the stage as his latest "Save America" rally kicked off in Perry, Georgia. Standing up to the podium on Saturday, President Trump told Americans they needed to fight to rescue the nations and claimed it was being destroyed by Democrats.

Rep. Yvette Herrell (R-N.M.) of New Mexico delivered the Republican address on the crisis at the southern border. During Saturday's weekly address, Herrell said herself along with several families in Southern New Mexico have seen Biden's border crisis first hand.

Four teenagers in Pennsylvania have been charged with a plot to attack Dunmore High School in 2024 on the 25th anniversary of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre in Colorado. On Friday, district attorney's said a 15-year-old girl and 15-year-old boy were charged as adults due to the serious nature of the threats.

Joe Biden welcomed the other members of the so-called Quad nations to the White House. On Friday, Biden met with the heads of India, Japan and Australia who are all members of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue.

Pennsylvania's attorney general has sued to stop a subpoena from being enforced in the Republican-backed probe of the state's 2020 presidential election results. In the suit filed on Thursday, Attorney General Josh Shapiro asked a court to block a subpoena to election officials, which requested voter information as part of an investigation.