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FILE – In this Jan. 23, 2021 file photo, protesters in St. Petersburg, Russia, clashed with police over the jailing of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. (AP Photo/Dmitri Lovetsky, File) Ad How to Live 120 Years Cholesterol is Afraid of This Simple Remedy Cardiovax 97-yr-old Lagos Man's Secret for Good Health and Low Cholesterol Cardiovax Russian police have issued strong warnings against protesting for the release of Alexei Navalny. On Saturday, authorities warned supporters of the opposition leader to not attend demonstrations planned for Sunday in Moscow. The warnings came just hours ahead of the latest protests demanding Navalny’s release. The opposition leader has been detained for nearly two weeks since arriving in Russia from Germany for the first time in months. His arrest sparked nationwide protests, leading to the arrests of nearly four thousand people. Close associates, including Navalny’s wife and brother, have also been detained in recent days. However, Russian authorit

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer of N.Y., left, spoke during a news conference with Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., right, Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021, on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin) Ad How to Live 120 Years Cholesterol is Afraid of This Simple Remedy Cardiovax 97-yr-old Lagos Man's Secret for Good Health and Low Cholesterol Cardiova Senior Democrats said they’re looking to pass a COVID-19 relief package without Republican support. Speaking at the Senate floor on Thursday, Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) announced the upper chamber will begin considering a Democrat-led COVID-19 relief bill next week. This came despite Republicans criticizing Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion proposal for being overly priced and including a controversial provision that would raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. Schumer went on to say Democrats will seek to pass the bill on their own if Republicans “don’t recognize big action” must be taken. “We are in the midst of a o

File – U.S. President Donald Trump holds a Make America Great Again rally in Olentangy Orange High School in Lewis Center, Ohio, U.S., August 4, 2018. (REUTERS Photo/Leah Millis) Ad How to Live 120 Years Cholesterol is Afraid of This Simple Remedy Cardiovax 97-yr-old Lagos Man's Secret for Good Health and Low Cholesterol Cardiovax According to  reports , President Trump is working with top GOP officials to make a return to the political arena. In an interview Thursday, long-time Trump adviser Corey Lewandowski said the President is actively recruiting candidates for the 2022 elections with plans to hold Democrats and some Republicans accountable. Lewandowski went on to confirm President Trump has access to hundreds of millions of dollars raised during his campaign last year and he intends to use that money to pull control of government away from Democrats. Allies of Joe Biden are reportedly concerned considering a number of top Trump officials have held on to their positions and ma

Image Gov. Andrew Cuomo (Pacific Press/Getty) New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo this week awkwardly pushed back against criticism of New York's official COVID-19 nursing home death data, appearing to callously dismiss claims that his administration failed to properly secure long-term care facilities against the virus over the past year and then fudged the numbers to cover that failure up. In  a scathing report this week , the New York attorney general claimed that the Cuomo administration may have severely undercounted the number of nursing home-associated deaths by failing to count care facility residents who died after being transferred to a hospital. Speaking at a press conference on Friday, Cuomo said: "A third of all deaths in this nation are from nursing homes. New York State, we’re only about 28%…We’re below the national average in number of deaths in nursing homes." "But who cares?" he continued. "33 [percent], 28 [percent], died in a hospital, died in a n

WASHINGTON, DC – JANUARY 29: Pro-life activists participate in the 48th annual March for Life outside the U.S. Supreme Court January 29, 2021 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) Ad How to Live 120 Years Cholesterol is Afraid of This Simple Remedy Cardiovax 97-yr-old Lagos Man's Secret for Good Health and Low Cholesterol Cardiovax The 48th annual March for Life Rally took place in Washington D.C. on Friday despite pandemic restrictions. The annual rally typically hosts tens of thousands of pro-life advocates who gather around the U.S. Capitol on the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision on Roe v. Wade. Due to the coronavirus this year, rally participants were encouraged to stay home and interact online to watch keynote speakers. However, some participants physically marched from the Bible Museum to the Supreme Court, placing down red roses to honor the millions of lives that have been lost due to abortion. WASHINGTON, DC – JANUARY 29: Pro-life activists particip