Новости за 12.07.2022

The Biden administration is planning to move forward with nominating anti-abortion attorney Chad Meredith for a federal judgeship.

Amazon's two-day "Prime Day" sale begins on Tuesday, which means big savings on everything from TVs to plague doctor masks. But the tricky question to ask yourself is, "what should you actually spend your money on?" Here's what the experts say:

About half of Republican voters said they would prefer someone other than former President Donald Trump as the presidential nominee in 2024, a new poll from The New York Times and Siena College has found.

The 2022 Emmy nominations have been revealed, and it's once again a great morning for HBO. 

London's Heathrow Airport is imposing a two-month daily departing passenger cap and has requested that airlines stop selling new tickets for the summer season, as the travel hub works through on-the-ground chaos spurred by an influx in travel demand.

Q'Orianka Kilcher, an actress who appeared on the hit show Yellowstone, has been hit with workers' compensation insurance fraud charges. 

Olympic medalist Kim Glass says she was brutally assaulted on the street in an apparently random attack that left her with multiple facial fractures. 

The cost of borrowing money is probably about to go up again. The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates at its July meeting in an effort to rein in stubbornly persistent inflation. "As price increases bedevil consumers at the gas pump and in the grocery aisle, the Fed believes that it needs to bring inflation under control swiftly in order to set the economy on a path toward healthy and sustainable growth,"  Jeanna Smialek and Jim Tankersley write for The New York Times.

The Supreme Court has announced its intention to take up Moore v. Harper this fall, a case that critics claim is "perhaps the gravest threat to American democracy since the Jan. 6 attack." Here's everything you need to know: 

Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh found himself embroiled in controversy yet again after a group of pro-choice protesters crashed his Wednesday night dinner at Washington, D.C.'s Morton's Steakhouse, where they demanded Kavanaugh be kicked out for voting to overturn Roe v. Wade. Though he stayed to finish his meal, the justice then reportedly left through the back without ordering dessert. The steakhouse later defended Kavanaugh, writing that politics "should not trample the freedom at play of the right to congregate and eat dinner. Читать дальше...

The first full-color image from the James Webb Space Telescope was revealed on Monday by President Biden, showing a remarkable view of the distant universe.

U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols on Monday denied a request from Stephen Bannon to delay his contempt trial, which is scheduled to begin next week.