Sen. Marshall: Mental health crisis worse than COVID
Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) recently asserted that the radical left is politicizing the future of American children.
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Doctor says no to Fauci’s plan
Doctors are pushing back on Dr. Anthony Fauci’s latest recommendations, arguing that doctors should treat their COVID-19 patients in accordance with proper medical standards. One America’s Christina Bobb has more.
Senate delays introduction of $1.9T COVID relief bill
The Senate delayed the start of debate on the nearly $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill. The upper chamber was expected to vote on the massive package, which was pushed through by Democrats, on Wednesday.
Texas, Miss. lift mask mandates, allow businesses to reopen at 100%
Mississippi and Texas are ready to put the pandemic behind them and let the reopening begin.
Gov. Newsom, Calif. lawmakers reach $6.6B deal to reopen some schools
State leaders in California unveiled a $6.6 billion deal to get some students back in the classroom sooner rather than later. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.) and state lawmakers announced the plan on Monday.
Kudlow touts success of Operation Warp Speed under Trump admin.
Former White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow highlighted the success of Operation Warp Speed while speaking at the CPAC on Sunday. He described the operation as one of the most extraordinary events in American history.
Mexico’s lockdowns fuel rise in drug-trafficking, forced prostitution
Human rights groups have warned thousands of Mexicans are turning to the sex industry due to economic desolation caused by COVID-19 lockdowns.
Citizens rally against COVID-19 lockdowns in the Netherlands
Hundreds of people rallied against coronavirus-related lockdowns in the Netherlands over the weekend. Protesters gathered in central Amsterdam on Sunday, where they expressed how lockdowns have failed to bring down COVID-19 case rates and deaths. Many went as far as to call the restrictions “mostly useless.”
Gottlieb: People should be confident in Johnson & Johnson vaccine
Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb threw his support behind Johnson & Johnson’s newly approved COVID-19 vaccine. In an interview on Sunday, Gottlieb said he believes it’s a “good vaccine,” adding it’s shown to be 85 percent effective at preventing “severe and critical disease.”