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Year: 2021

Fun facts from past inaugurations

Sometimes presidential inaugurations are full of pomp and circumstance. Sometimes they end with the newly sworn-in president jumping out of a White House window. Intrigued yet? Whether you’re stoked or bummed about the way the election turned out, here are some fun facts to make you look like a history buff to your friends as

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Ex-DHS chief Chad Wolf ratifies policies in latest attempt to fix legal mess

Former acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf ratified his own policies and several controversial Trump immigration measures, in a last-ditch effort to overcome legal challenges that threatened his tenure. Wolf stepped down Monday amid legal turmoil over his authority to lead the department, leaving Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Peter Gaynor to serve as acting

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Call out Trump’s big lie

There was a rare moment of bipartisan agreement on Wednesday’s impeachment vote condemning the violence surrounding the domestic terrorist attack on our Capitol. But Republicans and Democrats didn’t do enough to focus on the months that led up to the coup attempt and why it happened. They focused on blaming President Donald Trump and the

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Georgia Republicans reassign GOP lawmakers who supported Trump’s election fraud claims

Georgia Republicans have reassigned three fellow GOP lawmakers who backed baseless allegations of voter fraud related to the November presidential election. Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan on Tuesday changed state senate committee assignments for Sens. Matt Brass, Brandon Beach and Burt Jones, all of whom joined President Donald Trump’s efforts to undermine the results in Georgia.

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Alaska Airlines requiere que los pasajeros que van a Washington permanezcan en sus asientos durante una hora antes del aterrizaje

(CNN) — Alaska Airlines se unió a otras aerolíneas estadounidenses el jueves al anunciar nuevas reglas sobre vuelos hacia y desde aeropuertos alrededor de la ciudad de Washington antes del día de la posesión presidencial. «Estamos implementando temporalmente medidas de seguridad adicionales enfocadas en mantener seguros a nuestros huéspedes y empleados, así como en trabajar

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Two COVID-19 clusters prompt Queen’s Medical Center to change up procedures

Click here for updates on this story     HONOLULU, Hawaii (KITV) — The Queen’s Medical Center is battling two COVID-19 clusters, causing them to change up procedures. Officials say they’re expanding the number of clinicians available to contact patients, according to a statement released to the Honolulu Star Advertiser. Last week, the hospital reported an initial

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Biden to propose $1.9 trillion vaccination and economic rescue legislative package

President-elect Joe Biden on Thursday evening will outline a $1.9 trillion emergency legislative package to fund a nationwide vaccination effort and provide direct economic relief to Americans amid the coronavirus pandemic, senior Biden administration officials told reporters on Thursday. The American Rescue Plan will include allocating more than $400 billion toward addressing the Covid-19 pandemic,

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Biden unveils $1.9 trillion virus plan to speed vaccine rollout, steady economy, reopen schools

WILMINGTON, Delaware — President-elect Joe Biden unveiled a $1.9 trillion coronavirus plan to speed vaccines, revive the economy and reopen schools. He formally introduced the proposal, dubbed the “American Rescue Plan,” on Thursday evening from Delaware. RELATED STORY: Biden puts $2,000 stimulus payments back in play: Here’s a look at what you might get Biden

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Biden detallará paquete legislativo de vacunación y rescate económico este jueves

(CNN) –– El presidente electo Joe Biden detallará este jueves la propuesta de un paquete legislativo destinado a que el Congreso financie los esfuerzos de su gobierno para la vacunación del país contra el covid-19, así como para proporcionar alivio económico inmediato y directo a los estadounidenses, según su equipo de transición. El presidente electo

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John Bolton can gather evidence about classification process for his book, judge rules

Former national security adviser John Bolton can seek evidence about the classification process around his book in case there was bad faith decision-making by the White House and intelligence community meant to protect President Donald Trump politically, a federal judge ruled on Thursday. The court case over whether the federal government can take Bolton’s proceeds

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