Asian Woman Sends Attacker to Hospital After Defending Herself With a Stick
Xiao Zhen Xie, 76, was waiting at the traffic light in San Francisco when a man punched her in the face by her left eye.
McConnell Swipes at Harris' Senate Role If Filibuster Ends in WSJ Op-Ed
"Imagine a world where every single task requires a physical quorum of 51 senators on the floor—and, by the way, the vice president doesn't count," the Senate Minority Leader wrote.
Oklahoma's Chickasaw Nation Now Vaccinating Non-Members
The Osage, Choctaw and Citizen Potawatomi nations have also expanded their coronavirus vaccine eligibility to the general public.
John Sanders Calls Migrant Children's Deaths 'Hardest Thing' of CBP Tenure
"My greatest fear is children will die, and that's what I think we have to make sure never happens," Sanders said.
Texas Lt. Governor Claims Migrant Children Will End Up in Sex Trafficking
"Some of these children are going to end up in sex trafficking, when they take these kids and send them to Uncle Bob in New Jersey, wherever it may be," Patrick said.
Putin Approved Operations to Damage Biden's Campaign, Help Trump: Report
According to the report, Putin authorized "influence operations aimed at denigrating President Biden's candidacy and the Democratic Party, supporting former President Trump, undermining public confidence in the electoral process, and exacerbating socio-political divisions in the U.S."
Cuomo 'Should Be Locked in Jail,' Says Pub Owner to Sue Over COVID Rules
"We're still following the mandates and orders from a governor who should be locked in jail," Daniel Presti, the co-owner of Staten Island pub Mac's Public House. "Why is this happening?"
Portland Mayor Says Locals are 'Sick and Tired' of Destruction Amid Protest
"The community is sick and tired of people engaging in criminal destruction and violence and doing it under the guise of some noble cause," Wheeler said during a Monday news conference with other local leaders.
Navalny Compares Russian Penal Colony to a 'Friendly Concentration Camp'
"Video cameras are everywhere, everyone is watched and at the slightest violation they make a report," Navalny said in his Instagram post, according to google translate.
A Third of People Reluctant of COVID Vaccine Got Information From Facebook
Among the respondents who said they primarily got their information from Facebook, 23 percent said they would get the vaccine "as soon as possible," 29 percent said they would "wait and see" about the coronavirus shot, and 21 percent said they would get the vaccine "only if required."
Is Your Bank Holding Up Your Stimulus Payment?
Banks and credit unions have alerted customers that their stimulus payments will be available by March 17.
Mitt Romney Urges Olympic Boycott Over China's 'Repression and Brutality'
"As the Beijing Olympic Games approach, it is increasingly clear that China, under the control of the Chinese Communist Party, does not deserve an Olympic showcase," Romney said.
Rep. Tlaib Calls Out GOP for Taking 'Credit' After Passage of Stimulus Plan
"You know how in a group project there is always a handful of students who didn't contribute, but they still take credit at the end," Tlaib tweeted Sunday. "That's the GOP after the passage of the American Rescue Plan."
Corporate Giants Come Out Against Voting-Restriction Measures by Ga. GOP
"Voting is a foundational right in America, and we will continue to work to advance voting rights and access in Georgia and across the country," Coca-Cola said in a statement to CNBC.
Cassidy Blames Border Crisis on Biden, Pelosi Says Inherited Broken System
"You can't help but notice that the administration changes, and there's a surge," the Louisiana senator said.
Pompeo Says America Will Be Less Secure if It Returns to 'Crappy' Iran Deal
The former secretary of state defended the work that the Trump administration did with Iran.
DeSantis Says Florida Penalized by Biden's Stimulus Package: 'It Stinks'
"Some of these lockdown states are getting an extra billion, $2 billion, $3 billion," DeSantis said, referring to the stimulus package. "So, it's effectively a transfer of money from states like Florida and Georgia to states like New York, Illinois and California."
Kinzinger, 7 Other House Republicans Vote for Gun Background Checks Bill
"The vast majority of Americans believe in universal background checks," Kinzinger wrote in a Thursday tweet. "As a gun owner myself, I firmly support the Second Amendment but I also believe we have to be willing to make some changes for the greater good."
Carl Heasti Meeting Lawmakers to Determine 'Paths Forward' for Cuomo
More than 55 Democratic New York state legislators have signed a letter calling on the governor to resign.
Texas Judge Sees No Reason to Drop Mask Mandate, Claim 'Premature Victory'
"There's no reason why to open ourselves up to unnecessary death, unnecessary hospitalization, just for the sake of wanting to claim a premature victory," Judge Lina Hidalgo said.
Fla. Senator Rick Scott Urges States to Send 'Wasteful' COVID Relief Back
"By rejecting and returning any unneeded funds, as well as funds unrelated to COVID-19, you would be taking responsible action to avoid wasting scarce tax dollars," Scott wrote in a letter to governors and mayors after the House approved the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill.
Texas Attorney General, Looking at How to 'Stop' Austin's Mask Mandate
"The state-wide mask mandate is lifted today. Yet once again, Austin Mayor Steve Adler and Travis County Judge Andy Brown are trying to figure out how they can buck state law and resist Governor Greg Abbott," Paxton tweeted.
More New Yorkers Moved to New Jersey, L.A. and Chicago Than to Florida
"The main problem with moving to Florida is that you have to live in Florida," Jason Mudrick, founder and chief investment officer of investment firm Mudrick Capital Management, said.
Piers Morgan Doubles Down on Meghan Markle Criticism
"I think the damage she's done to the British monarchy and to the queen at a time when Prince Philip is lying in hospital is enormous and, frankly, contemptible," the media personality said.
Ghislaine Maxwell's Brother Calls Jail Conditions 'Torture'
"No human being should have to go through what she's been put through," Ian Maxwell said. "This is not the way that a democratic country should be running its prison system."
Idaho GOP Proposing to Cut Attorney General Lawrence Wasden's Budget
The attempt to significantly defund the state's attorney general's office came after Wasden decided to not join a Texas lawsuit to invalidate the results of the 2020 presidential election.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Comes Under Republican Fire for House 'Shenanigans'
"I think what you're seeing with a lot of the shenanigans on the floor is because so many members have so much time on their hands," said GOP Representative Rodney Davis of Illinois.
Rep. Suozzi Says 'No Question There's Some Waste' in Biden Stimulus Bill
But the New York congressman also said there's less waste in the legislation than many people believe—"less than $100 billion."
More Than Half of Americans over 65 Have Gotten COVID Vaccine: Poll
In the poll, 25 percent of vaccinated respondents were white, compared with 19 percent of Black respondents and 17 percent of Hispanics.
Chris Cuomo's 'Black on the Inside' Comment Caps Horrible Week for Family
The comment sparked backlash this weekend as his brother, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, faces mounting pressure of his own.