China obstructed who investigation into origins of COVID-19
Newly unveiled reports show Chinese officials blocked attempts by researchers to gather evidence on the origins of the coronavirus pandemic. One America’s Hans Hubbard reports.
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‘Less than 1%’ of COVID package is going to vaccines, says Sen. Marshall
Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.), a practicing physician, is speaking out against the $1.9 trillion COVID aid package. He pointed out that barely 1 percent of the money in the bill will go towards vaccines. One America’s John Hines caught up with the Kansas lawmaker and has more.
One-on-One with former HUD Secy. Dr. Ben Carson
While there’s a new administration in the White House, that’s not stopping former cabinet members under the Trump administration from continuing efforts to advocate for conservative principles. One America’s Stephanie Myers spoke with former Housing and Urban Development Secretary, Dr. Ben Carson, to discuss his new think tank and other pressing affairs.
Biden attorney general nominee dismissed 2014 case against U.S. Capitol bomber
Democrats claim they are furious about the turmoil at the U.S. Capitol and are applauding the related indictments. In 2014, however, Joe Biden’s attorney general nominee Merrick Garland agreed to quash an arrest warrant and dismiss an indictment of a violent leftist who bombed the Senate Chambers in the 1980’s. One America’s Richard Pollock spoke with Paul Kamenar of The National Legal and Policy Center about this hypocrisy and has more from Washington.
Biden plans to issue a new anti-domestic terrorism law as a possible way to target American citizens
Lawmakers may be looking to use the controversial 2001 Patriot Act against people arrested at the January 6 capitol protest. One America’s Shane Althaus has more.
China seeking to redefine human rights in pursuit of socialist goals
In response to growing backlash over its crackdown on personal freedoms, China is now attempting to drastically change the definition of human rights. One America’s Hans Hubbard reports.
Security chiefs say lack of Intel contributed to unprepared January 6 response
Senators are taking the first-steps in investigating what went down on January 6 in our nation’s capitol. On Tuesday, top Democrats and Republicans probed security officials on how they prepared for possible threats of violence.
‘Wokeness’ at Smith College forces staffer to quit
A college in Massachusetts has denied a former employee’s allegations that the campus was “hostile to white people.”
Press Secy. Psaki denies Biden admin. putting kids in cages
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki recently denied that the Biden administration has been putting migrant children in cages. In a press briefing Tuesday, she was asked whether Joe Biden still sees detention centers as a human rights violation.