Dr. Anthony Fauci: I Do Not Think We’ll Be Back to Normal by March 2022
Dr. Anthony Fauci cast doubts Tuesday on whether life would be back to normal by March 2022 as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

Dr. Anthony Fauci cast doubts Tuesday on whether life would be back to normal by March 2022 as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

One reporter asked the president if he believed there was a crisis on the Southern border.

Biden commented on masks just hours after Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced his decision to lift that state’s mask mandate.

President Joe Biden argued that both teachers and parents had “anxieties” about reopening schools before the employees could get vaccinated.

Biden said he hoped life in the United States would return to normal by March of 2022. He commented after delivering remarks promoting an update on the number of coronavirus vaccines expected for the United States.

Joe Biden’s signed statement for Read Across America Day did not make any mention of Dr. Suess, even though it is an annual celebration of reading in honor of his birthday, March 2nd.

Jen Psaki defended President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris for their public silence on Andrew Cuomo’s sexual harassment scandal.

Sales of recently announced banned Dr. Seuss books spiked on Amazon.com Tuesday after they were “canceled” by the left.

Kamala Harris continues to maintain silence about the scandal, despite her leadership on such issues during the presidential campaign.

President Joe Biden hosted a video conference with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador on Monday and brought in the press to witness their opening remarks.

Mayorkas appeared at the White House press briefing Monday afternoon to answer questions about President Joe Biden’s approach to handling the increasing flow of unattended child migrants coming to the United States from the Southern border.

The New York Times and Axios reported Monday that both former President Donald Trump and former first lady Melania were vaccinated in January while still in the White House.

Walensky and other medical officials reacted to questions from reporters about releasing updated guidance for vaccinated individuals, allowing them more freedom.

Alejandro Mayorkas appeared at the White House press briefing on Monday with press secretary Jen Psaki to address the growing number of questions about Biden’s handling of the border.

The former president also attacked Biden for trying to undo his agenda on foreign policy and domestic politics, revisiting some of the themes from the 2020 presidential campaign.

Former President Donald Trump on Sunday listed a handful of Congressional Republicans who opposed him after the 2020 election, urging his supporters to vote them out of office.

The Wall Street Journal reported in January that Trump was discussing the possibility of starting a third party, citing “people familiar with the matter.”

This is the first major public speech for Trump since he left the White House, where he is expected to preview his political future and the future for the Republican party.

President Joe Biden visited Houston, Texas, on Friday to witness the aftermath of a series of winter storms that crippled the state for several days.

Trump Jr. spoke at CPAC on Friday in Orlando, Florida, ripping the Cheney dynasty with several politically themed jokes.

Sales of existing Mr. Potato Head toys rocketed up the best selling charts of Amazon.com after Hasbro announced Thursday they would remove “Mr.” from the brand so all could feel “welcome in the Potato Head world.”

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) warned Americans on Friday of the looming threat Big Tech and Big Government pose though censoring political speech.

Vice President Kamala Harris had to remind President Joe Biden to re-don his mask Thursday after he left it at a podium during a speech at the White House.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Thursday that the woman accusing Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) of sexual harassment “should be heard.”

Psaki commented as the left has condemned President Joe Biden for reopening detention camps for the surge of unaccompanied migrants at the Southern border after the president restored “catch and release” policies.

Since Joe Biden was elected president, the number of unaccompanied minors apprehended at the Southern border has jumped significantly.

Psaki defended the administration’s actions after Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez condemned the newly reopened camps used to detain unaccompanied minors until they can be transferred into the country.

Biden focused on recent glaring examples of shortages of personal protective equipment during the height of the coronavirus pandemic and recent shortages of semiconductor chips, slowing auto manufacturing.

The Biden administration will spend $86 million to send more than 25 million masks to community health centers, food pantries, and soup kitchens to encourage more Americans to wear masks to help stop the coronavirus pandemic.

The White House on Wednesday signaled support for Office of Management and Budget nominee Neera Tanden after her Senate confirmation vote was rescheduled.

Both leaders met virtually instead of in-person due to the coronavirus pandemic, even though Biden has been vaccinated for the virus.

“Get well soon, Tiger. You are a true champion!” Trump wrote in a short statement distributed by his adviser Jason Miller on Twitter.

The White House has confirmed discussions about the idea of sending out masks to Americans, but this is the first time that President Biden confirmed the idea.

The president tried to recall the details of the event while speaking with a child care worker in Columbus, Ohio on Tuesday.

Both President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris strongly condemned such facilities during the 2020 presidential campaign, accusing former President Donald Trump of “kids being kept in cages” and putting “babies in cages.”

Dr. Anthony Fauci recommended Tuesday Americans not to go out to eat or go to a theater, even after getting the coronavirus vaccine.

The president delivered an emotional speech lamenting each “extraordinary” American lost, urging everyone not to become “numb to the sorrow” of the pandemic. But he also blamed “politics and misinformation” for leading Americans astray in the battle against the pandemic.

The White House blamed former President Donald Trump’s administration on Monday for the 100,000 coronavirus deaths after President Joe Biden took office.

The Supreme Court turned down Trump’s application to stay a lower court’s order, which allows prosecutors to subpoena the former president’s tax, financial, and bank records.

Attorney General nominee Merrick Garland struggled Monday with questions about the death penalty during his confirmation hearing in the Senate.
