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BEIJING, CHINA – MARCH 22: Canadian Embassy Charge d’Affaires Jim Nickel (L) and United States Embassy Acting Deputy Chief of Mission William Klein speak to the media after being denied entry to the trial for Canadian Michael Kovrig on March 22, 2021 at a court in Beijing, China. (Photo by Kevin Frayer/Getty Images) OAN NewsroomUPDATED … Continue reading Trial of Canadian national detained in China for over two years begins, Canadian diplomat denied access

Brian Harrison, former chief of staff of the Health and Human Services Department (HHS) during the Trump administration, filed a lawsuit on Monday against the Biden administration for their open border policies. The lawsuit argues that the Biden administration’s decision to undo an order known as Title 42 Order, which stated that a temporary suspension of migrations … Continue reading Ex-Trump HHS official running for House sues Biden admin for suspending Trump migrant ban

Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul sounded off Monday on “Fox News Primetime”, saying that medical professionals like top Biden adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci want Americans to wear masks without questioning the State. Cloth masks don’t work. The N95 masks work. You won’t see a doctor in a hospital going into a covid patient’s room with a cloth … Continue reading Rand Paul: Fauci, others preaching about masks isn’t about science, it’s about ‘submission’

Legislation to prohibit private funding of election administration and limit the number and location of drop boxes for the deposit of vote by mail absentee ballots is moving through key committees of the Georgia State Senate and the Georgia House of Representatives with just four legislative days left in the current session of the Georgia … Continue reading Georgia Election Integrity Legislation to Prohibit Private Funding of Election Administration, Limit Drop Boxes Moves Towards Passage

On Monday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “All In,” Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) stated that not passing gun control legislation unintentionally endorses mass shooters and “these minds that are starting to become unhinged imply that it’s okay.” Murphy said that the U.S. is a country with a high amount of guns and gun violence, and “we’re also … Continue reading Dem Sen. Murphy: Not Passing Gun Control Sends Message to Mass Shooters ‘That It’s Okay’

Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., was one of several lawmakers who expressed concern following reports that police had responded to an active shooter situation at a grocery store in Boulder, Colorado on Monday. The Boulder Police Department urged the public to avoid the area as they responded to a report of an active shooter at a … Continue reading Colorado Rep. Boebert decries ‘senseless violence’ in Boulder

(DONGSEON_KIM/Getty Images) Philip Klein noted a few days ago that the nation’s largest teachers’ union, the National Education Association, urges “the CDC to provide far more detail about the rationale for the change from six feet to three feet for students in classrooms” because they “are concerned that the CDC has changed one of the basic rules … Continue reading Re: Largest Teachers’ Union ‘Concerned’ That New CDC Social-Distancing Rules Aren’t Justified by Science

Former Missouri Republican Gov. Eric Greitens, who resigned in 2018, announced Monday on “Special Report” that he is running to succeed retiring U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo. in 2022. “I have been so encouraged by the people of Missouri that I’m happy to announce tonight that I’m running for the United States Senate to continue serving the people of Missouri,” Greitens, … Continue reading Former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens announces Senate bid on ‘Special Report’

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki on Monday said that President Biden maintains “regular” communication with Barack Obama on a number of issues. Psaki was asked by a reporter whether Obama had visited the White House and how often the two speak, to which she responded that Obama and Biden have a relationship that is … Continue reading Biden regularly consults with Barack Obama on a ‘range of issues’, Psaki says

EXCLUSIVE — Rep. Mo Brooks is showcasing his support for former President Trump and targeting Democrats as he jumps into the race to succeed retiring longtime Republican Sen. Richard Shelby of Alabama. Brooks repeatedly labeled Democrats “socialists” as he declared his candidacy at a campaign event Monday evening. TRUMP’S AMBASSADOR TO SLOVENIA LAUNCHES SENATE BID IN … Continue reading Mo Brooks spotlights support for Trump as he launches Alabama Senate bid

Embattled California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who recently said “anti-mask and anti-vax extremists” were responsible for the recall push against him, once drew praise from anti-vaccine advocate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after he appeared to criticize a bill meant to crack down on vaccine exemptions for students. In mid-2019, California state lawmakers pushed legislation to tighten vaccine … Continue reading Newsom blames ‘anti-vax extremists’ for recall but has history with anti-vaccine advocate RFK Jr.

CNN anchor Jake Tapper opened his show “The Lead” on Monday by commenting on President Joe Biden’s administration not granting news media access inside the U.S. border facilities holding migrants. Tapper said, “A humanitarian crisis in this country growing more severe by the minute as thousands of migrant children without parents or guardians are overwhelming facilities … Continue reading Tapper: ‘Blocking Access to the News Media Is Not Leveling with the American People, Mr. President’

A New York Democratic state assemblywoman ripped Gov. Andrew Cuomo on “The Story” Monday after more controversial behavior came to light. As Cuomo was getting into a car following an event in Mount Vernon, N.Y., a female supporter yelled a comment at him. The governor, who is under investigation over allegations of sexual assault and making inappropriate advances toward women, was recorded … Continue reading New York Democrat rips Cuomo’s ‘darling’, ‘child rapist’ comments as ‘absolutely shocking’

Vice President Kamala Harris laughed while responding to a question from a reporter who asked Monday if she would be visiting the border amid the growing migrant crisis. While taking questions from reporters outside of Air Force One, Harris was asked if she had “plans to visit” the southern border as the immigration crisis continues to … Continue reading Kamala Harris laughs after reporter asks if she plans to visit border: ‘Not today!’

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo speaks at Grace Baptist Church, a new pop-up vaccination site, in Mt. Vernon, New York, on March 22, 2021. (Photo by SETH WENIG/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) OAN NewsroomUPDATED 3:30 PM PT – Monday, March 22, 2021 Embattled New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has now been accused of interfering with the … Continue reading Lawyer for Cuomo accusers says the N.Y. Gov. is interfering in AG probe