Venezuela’s Maduro rails against U.S. in address to the UN
Embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro railed against the U.S. while claiming America is the most serious threat to world peace.
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Senate to vote on subpoenas for tech CEOs, GOP calls for reform of Communications Decency Act
Big Tech companies may face subpoenas as GOP leaders call to reform the Communications Decency Act. Senate Republicans scheduled a vote for October 1, where they will decide if CEOs from Google, Facebook and Twitter should be subpoenaed to testify before the upper chamber.
President Trump says new FDA standards on COVID vaccine are politically motivated
President Trump has said the health of the American people is his primary concern when considering new FDA guidelines on a vaccine. On Wednesday, the President announced the White House may not approve tougher guidelines on the emergency use authorization of a coronavirus vaccine.
President Trump announces ‘America First Healthcare Plan’
President Trump has announced his vision for the future of American healthcare. The “America First Healthcare Plan” relies on three pillars: more choice, lower costs for families and seniors, and better care for American patients.
Justice Dept.: Discarded mail-in ballots found in Pa.
The Justice Department recently reported several mail-in ballots cast for President Trump were found discarded in Pennsylvania. According to officials, at least nine ballots cast by members of the U.S. military were found disposed of in the latest case of potential voter fraud.
White House urges peaceful protest, says mainstream media inciting violence in Louisville
The White House has criticized the latest outbreak of political violence in Louisville, Kentucky. On Thursday, Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany emphasized all protests must be carried out in a peaceful fashion and avoid the destruction of property.
Wray: China still targeting U.S. COVID research
FBI Director Chris Wray recently reported China is still attempting to steal U.S. research on COVID-19. On Thursday, he told senators the bureau is seeing aggressive activity by Beijing to target the development of COVID vaccines, treatments and testing in the U.S.
Reports: Protests have cost Rochester, N.Y. $1.4M in police overtime
According to local reports, demonstrations in Rochester, New York have cost taxpayers $1.4 million. Police reportedly tallied up more than 15,000 overtime hours in the first half of September while responding to protests over the death of Daniel Prude.
President Trump: Chris Wallace will take it easy on Biden during debate
President Trump doesn’t have high hopes for a fair first presidential debate with Joe Biden. During a recent interview, the President discussed the upcoming debate, which will be moderated by Fox host Chris Wallace.