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Year: 2021

Is the QAnon movement dead?

On Wednesday at noon, Joe Biden became the 46th president of the United States. He was not arrested beforehand. Nor were any of the other high-profile Democratic politicians who attended the inauguration. Donald Trump didn’t declare martial law. He flew to Florida quietly. And thus died one of the longest-lasting and most widespread conspiracy theories

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Bill proposes to withhold state funding for school districts that don’t return to in-person learning

Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) — State funding could be on the line if school systems like Metro Schools don’t reopen their doors soon. It’s a new proposal being considered in this week’s special legislative session. It would require school systems to provide in-person instruction for a minimum of 70

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Police: Protesters throw objects at officers, damage Democratic Party of Oregon building in Portland

Click here for updates on this story     PORTLAND, OR (KPTV) — Police said at least four gatherings of demonstrators and protesters were planned for Inauguration Day in Portland. By Wednesday afternoon, one group that gathered at Revolution Hall and marched toward the Burnside Bridge had already shown “aggression” toward police, including swarming and throwing objects

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Hay suficientes vacuna para la promesa de 100 millones de dosis, dice el coordinador del coronavirus de la Casa Blanca

(CNN Español) — El coordinador del coronavirus de la Casa Blanca, Jeff Zients, dijo que cree que el suministro de vacunas será adecuado para cumplir con el objetivo de la administración Biden de administrar 100 millones de inyecciones en 100 días. «En términos de proyecciones específicas de los fabricantes, sabemos que hay suficiente suministro para

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Biden heredó de la administración de Trump un plan inexistente de vacunas de covid-19, según fuentes

(CNN) — El recién juramentado presidente Joe Biden y sus asesores no heredarán ningún plan de distribución de vacunas contra el coronavirus del gobierno de Trump, dijeron fuentes a CNN, lo que representa un desafío significativo para la nueva Casa Blanca. La administración de Biden ha prometido tratar de revertir la pandemia de covid-19 y

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Evidence shows Capitol rioters brutally attacked police with flagpoles, fire extinguishers and fists

The unprecedented images spoke for themselves, but as prosecutors start filing criminal charges against pro-Trump rioters who attacked the US Capitol, new evidence is emerging of the horrifying scenes police officers faced while fighting for their lives that day. Body camera footage from DC police, testimony from law enforcement officers and social media posts from

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Buttigieg to testify for transportation secretary post at confirmation hearing

Pete Buttigieg will testify before a Senate panel on Thursday considering his nomination for transportation secretary, putting the former South Bend, Indiana, mayor on the path to becoming the first Senate-confirmed LGBTQ Cabinet secretary. Buttigieg is expected to play a central role in President Joe Biden’s push for a bipartisan infrastructure package. During the campaign,

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