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As Americans had their eyes locked on Arizona's primary election Tuesday, the Republican National Committee and the Arizona GOP released a joint statement criticizing ballot issues in Pinal County. One America's Daniel Baldwin speaks with Trump-endorsed Republican nominee for Arizona Secretary of State Mark Finchem on the situation from election night.

Indiana lawmakers move forward with a pro-life law in light of the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade. On Friday, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb signed a near-total abortion ban into law during the final day of the state legislature's two-week special session.

Nine people are injured after a shooting outside of a crowded bar in Cincinnati, Ohio. According to reports, shots were fired in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood early Sunday morning by at least two shooters who fled the scene after police fired back. During a press conference Sunday, Lt. Colonel Mike John said that the victims are eight men and one woman between the ages of 23 and 47.

China is sending military jets near Taiwan as part of its ongoing military drills prompted by Nancy Pelosi's (D-Calif.) visit to the island last week. The Chinese Military released video footage Sunday, showing heavy bombers and fighter jets apparently flying around Taiwan.

Joe Biden headed to the beach following his second negative test of COVID-19. According to reports Sunday, Biden decided to travel to his vacation home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams voiced her support for a possible Joe Biden re-election campaign. Speaking to CNN on Sunday, Abrams said she would back Biden if he chooses to run for office again.

President Trump proved he's still at the top of the GOP food chain. Organizers at the CPAC convention in Dallas, Texas announced Saturday that Trump won the presidential straw poll with 69 percent of the vote.  This is reportedly a 10 percent jump from when conservatives voted in the Florida CPAC convention earlier this year. Trailing him with a large gap was Florida Governor Ron DeSantis with 24 percent of the vote. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) came in third place with two percent, while other choices received one percent support or less.

How Progressives Sold Out Rural Calif. to Drug Lords

Dr. Robert Malone said he's still confused by the way the federal government and the medical establishment handled the COVID-19 pandemic. One America's Neil W. McCabe with this exclusive interview.

After chairing the only congressional hearing into the origins of COVID-19 and gain-of-function research, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) explained some of the subcommittee's findings. One America's John Hines has more from Capitol Hill.