Новости за 14.01.2022

History shows that adding Liz Cheney to the 2024 ballot would be a massive mistake.

F1's reputation was further dented on Friday night when the meeting between Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff and FIA president Muhammed Ben Sulayem was shrouded in contrived secrecy.

The man featured in the video is not Bowie

A possible 2024 presidential bid from former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has suddenly become a popular topic, although some political scientists in the US suggest that Dems should instead find a new young face to come out on top.

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Apple could delay its mixed reality headset by “at least a few months,” the first time the tech giant would be forced to delay a major new product release since the Apple Watch in 2015, Bloomberg reported Friday (Jan. 14), citing unnamed sources. Apple’s headset — which mixes augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) […]

The most impressive fundraising number in the 2022 election cycle belongs not to a gubernatorial candidate or U.S. Senate hopeful, but to a first-term state senator seeking re-election.

A group of Democratic senators say they have “grave concerns” about the Biden administration’s response to COVID-19, including the ongoing issue of test shortages.

Proteas coach Mark Boucher says the squad is in a "good space" following their famous Test series win over India.

Eyewitness News had extensive breaking news coverage on-air and online as soon as word of the water landing hit our newsroom that cold afternoon. Re-watch our coverage from that day, pulled from our vast video archive.

GOP House Leader Kevin McCarthy says Joe Biden's unpopularity could cost Democrats in this year's midterms. One America's Jasmin Hovey has more.

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The Supreme Court has stopped a major push requiring employees at large businesses to get vaccinated or test regularly. While the mandate has been halted, Helix Virtual Medicine says it still has high demand from businesses that choose to test (Jan. 14)

WASHINGTON (AP) — Under criticism after weeks of shortages, President Joe Biden's administration is working to make COVID-19 rapid test kits more available and accessible to Americans by boosting supply and lowering costs. A new federal website to request free test kits launches Wednesday, with the first shipments going out to Americans by the end of the month. In addition, most Americans will be able to get reimbursed for tests that they purchase starting Saturday.

Pfizer's Cibinqo snags FDA approval to challenge Sanofi and Regeneron's Dupixent in eczema esagonowsky Fri, 01/14/2022 - 15:56

Prices for cold-rolled and galvanized steel sheet in the United States declined for a second week after service centers reported that they are well-stocked and not eager to procure more spot material while pricing continues to fall.

If you're tuning in to coverage of this week's Sony Open - part two of the PGA Tour's "Hawaii Swing" - you might notice players and their caddies are wearing purple ribbons on their caps.

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ATLANTA — Weather forecasters' predictions of debilitating snow and ice as far south as Georgia sent parts of the region into a tizzy Friday with shoppers scouring store shelves for storm supplies and road crews trying to prevent a repeat of past wintertime debacles.

From photographs and antiques to stacks of books, the owners of Princeton Antiques Bookshop curating a special collection of rare finds.

IT’S been over 20 years since the murder of Las Vegas casino billionaire Ted Binion and investigators have still not been able to solve the case.  On January 14, journalist Keith Morrison will revisit Binion’s 1998 death on Dateline’s What Happened in Vegas program.  Who was Ted Binion? Lonnie Theodore Binion – known as Ted […]

Sports Mole previews Sunday's Eredivisie clash between FC Utrecht and Ajax, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

The Russian government on Friday delayed approving unpopular legislation that would have restricted access to public places without proof of COVID-19 vaccination, amid a surge in new infections. The Associated Press reports the bill would have required Russians seeking to enter certain public places to have a QR code either confirming vaccination, recent recovery from COVID-19 or a medical exemption from immunization. Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova explained the measure was pulled due... Читать дальше...