Новости за 17.06.2022

Most Americans say they’re feeling the pain financially, but Biden continues to say families are “carrying less debt” and have more “savings” . One America’s Stella Escobedo caught up with Mark Mix, President of the National Right to Work Committee.

Americans across the nation continue to debate the cause of violence amid recent shootings, including the impact of family relationships. One America's Rachel Acenas explores the issue with author of "The Boy Crisis."

George Santos, the Republican candidate for New York's Third Congressional District, joined OAN's Alicia Summers to discuss the apparent Latino shift to the GOP.

The effort to recall Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon is gaining steam as residents say they have had enough with rising crime. One America's Stella Escobedo spoke with one resident, who explained major public safety issues.

President Joe Biden signed legislation to improve the oversight of ocean shipping. The "Ocean Shipping Reform Act" was signed Thursday. It is designed to help curb inflation, ease shipping back-logs and lower costs for American families. The bill prohibits ocean carriers from refusing to carry US exports.

ed as programs and policies. On Thursday, White House officials unveiled plans they claim are intended to protect "political figures" and journalists from "misinformation" as well as "abuse."

At least 150 police officers have been shot this year. That's according to a report by Fox News that found out of those shot, at least 24 were killed in the line of duty. Data also shows shootings of police officers are up 10 percent this year.

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) told One America News that documents provided by a whistleblower prove Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas "deeply misled" Congress. One America's John Hines has more from Capitol Hill.

Men's Mental Health Month puts a spotlight on mental healthcare in a demographic which it's often ignored. According to Mental Health America, men die by suicide 4x higher than women and are often told to "man up" or bottle their emotions. Culturally, American men are looked at as the breadwinners of their families, which some claim is an immense responsibility.

The Food and Drug Administration authorized both Pfizer and Moderna's COVID-19 vaccines for children as young as six-months-old. The agency announced its approval of the vaccines in a press release Friday. They asserted they found them to be both safe and effective.

President Joe Biden is reportedly planning to speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping amid speculation he may lift Trump-era tariffs on China. According to Bloomberg News on Thursday, the Biden administration considered holding a talk with Xi this summer amid attempts to bring down inflation in the US.

Five fraternity brothers are sentenced in the hazing death of a Bowling Green State University student.

An Illinois father confessed to drowning his three children. Jason Karels, 35, was charged with three counts of murder Wednesday. According to official reports, officers were dispatched to Karel's home after being asked to conduct a wellness check by his wife.

Ohio Republican Senate nominee J.D. Vance shared some advice for his fellow conservatives while slamming his liberal opponent. One America's Cynthia Kaui has more.

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) has accused the White House of not being transparent with how it spent COVID relief funds. The Utah lawmaker made the accusation during a Senate COVID hearing with administration officials Thursday.

Nevada Senate candidate Adam Laxalt has hit the ground running after winning the state's GOP primary.

Former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon has welcomed the victories by Trump-endorsed candidates in this week's GOP primaries.

With the Jan. 6 panel holding a hearing Thursday, Texas Senator Ted Cruz (R) told One America News that the FBI refused to answer specific questions he asked about the agency's potential involvement in the events of that day in 2021. One America's John Hines has more from Capitol Hill.

Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate and 10-year veteran SWAT team member, Mark Sherwood, discussed effective school safety plans to stop school shootings. One America's Caitlin Sinclair has more.

A group of first responders are still fighting against a vaccine mandate. After months of being put on unpaid leave, they're now back at work. One America's Natasha Sweatte explained, they're facing several hurdles and their jobs remain in jeopardy.

Amid recent mass shootings, Congress is proposing several measures for gun control legislation. One America's Natasha Sweatte has more.