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House Republicans Hold Pelosi Responsible for Jan. 6 US Capitol Siege for Neglecting Duty
House Republicans held a news conference centering specifically on targeted criticism at Nancy Pelosi. There were questions regarding why Speaker Pelosi did not ensure that US Capitol policemen had all the tools in their arsenal ready for that day. -
Adam Kinzinger Says GOP is Toxic for Treating US Capitol Siege “Another Partisan Fight”
GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger called out other members the Republican party to refuse those that promote conspiracies regarding the US Capitol insurrection. Also, Kinzinger became emotional during his remarks to four police officers who were testifying. -
Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis Do Not Believe in Bathing Kids Every Day
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis only wash vitals daily. This applies to their children in reinforcement of the idea that people must not be washing the natural oils off their skin each day. -
Joe Biden Ponders Over Vaccine Mandate for Federal Workers; Review to Be Completed This Week
Biden is reportedly providing favorable consideration to new requirements for federal employees to help mitigate the prevalence of COVID-19. Uninoculated federal employees would be necessitated to wear face masks all the time while at work and be tested regularly. -
Biden Administration To Continue Fast-Track Exile for Migrant Families; Pressure on Joe Biden Mounts
Biden is in not in the easiest place regarding immigration. He vowed to continue the fight for undocumented Americans. -
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's Daughter Officially Added to Royal Lineage Following Brother Archie
The daughter of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Lilibet Diana, has been officially added to the royal lineage seven weeks following her birth. -
Beijing Proposes Demands From Joe Biden; Vice Foreign Minister Says US in No Position to Lecture China
China has accused the United States of persecuting Beijing and appealed to Washington to remove tariffs and sanctions. The association between the two countries is important on a global scale and between the pair. -
Department of Veterans Affairs to Require Healthcare Workers To Receive Inoculation; 70 Percent of Workers in VA Centers Are Already Vaccinated
The US Department of Veterans Affairs declared on Monday that it will necessitate healthcare employees to be inoculated against COVID-19 for the next two months. President Joe Biden confirmed it on Monday. -
Pelosi Chooses 2nd Republican Who Will Join the US Capitol Siege Panel After Rejecting 2 of 5 GOP Members Tapped for the Task
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced on Sunday that she has already appointed Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger to the House select committee. Kingzinger will join the probing into the US Capitol insurrection on January 6. -
French Parliament Approves Law Necessitating COVID-19 Passes for Restaurants, Domestic Travel; Bill Applies to Adults
The French parliament has approved a bill imposing to implement COVID-19 passes for people traveling within the country. It currently applies to adults, but the age range will be expanded. -
Final Suspect in Clark County Detective Murder Taken Into Custody in Salem
The third and last suspect linked to a gunning that resulted in the death of a Clark County deputy has been seized. The suspect will be extradited to Clark County. -
Tunisian President Dismisses Prime Minister After Being Accused of "Coup"
The Tunisian President Kais Saied froze the parliament on Sunday. Crowds of people were protesting in the capital and other cities. -
Joe Biden Heckled at Virgina Rally, Says "It's Not a Trump Rally"
During an appearance at Virginia rally, President Joe Biden was heckled by a member of the audience. The US president stopped his speech to address the person. -
Tokyo Olympics 2020 Opening Ceremony Highlights
Fireworks rocketed on Friday above Tokyo's new Olympic Stadium as the postponed Summer Games eventually held its opening ceremony. This 2021 ceremony is titled "United by Emotion" and set forth an affecting moment of silence. -
Trump Ally Tom Barrack Slated to Be Freed on $250 Million Bond After 7-Count Indictment
Former Trump inaugural chair Tom Barrack is scheduled to be released on bail on Friday. This is following prosecutors and his defense team settling with an agreement for him to turn over $250 million. The negotiation spares the Trump ally who was seized on Tuesday in LA.
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