Новости за 10.06.2021

Last year Dr. Anthony Fauci pushed back hard disputing me, Sen. Tom Cotton and Fox’s Maria Bartiromo, who first asserted COVID-19 most likely came from a bioweapons lab in Wuhan, China. We now know from his recently released emails his pushback was part of a broader cover-up of his likely role ...

In the name of protecting journalism and media diversity, Congress has come up with a bizarre scheme: an antitrust law carve-out that allows media companies to collude and form cartels to push big tech into toeing their line.

The most common response I’m seeing on social media when small businesses complain about the lack of available labor is to simply “pay your people more!” 

Following the lead of Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu, many of his supporters vilify the three conservative Israeli leaders who rejected his leadership in favor of what is called the Change government. Despite being a long-time (he and I first met in 1983) admirer of the prime minister, I commend Naftali ...

The American flag is an inspiration to freedom-loving people around the world. We see it today with the masses fighting for freedom in Hong Kong. They carry our flag and sing our national anthem. Over the years, we have seen similar feelings expressed around the world. 

In New York, a parent jumped on the stage after a member of the Penfield Central School Board called him an “a--hole” during a heated debate over critical race theory and face masking of students.

The White House on Thursday formally announced its plan to purchase and donate 500 million doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine to 92 poorer countries and the African Union, dubbing it the “largest-ever purchase and donation of vaccines by a single country and a commitment by the American people to help ...

President Obama famously labeled him Sheriff Joe, the man the government had to answer to when it came to wasting taxpayers’ money. But somewhere along the way, President Biden put away his budget scalpel.

ROME (AP) — Pope Francis refused Thursday to accept the resignation offered by German Cardinal Reinhard Marx over the sex abuse scandal in the church, but said a process of reform was necessary and that every bishop must take responsibility for the “catastrophe” of the crisis.

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Health officials and experts in Asia have welcomed U.S. plans to share 500 million more doses of the Pfizer vaccine with the developing world, but some say it would take more than donations alone to address huge vaccination gaps that threaten to prolong the pandemic.

LONDON (AP) — There will be roundtable meetings, one-on-one chats and a group photo against a picturesque backdrop. When leaders of some of the world’s richest nations meet Friday at the English seaside for a three-day Group of Seven summit, much of the choreography will be familiar.

NEW YORK (AP) — Michael Avenatti should spend no more than six months behind bars after a jury concluded he tried to extort $25 million from sportswear giant Nike, his lawyers told a judge Wednesday, saying the once high-flying California attorney faces constant ridicule after his “cataclysmic fall.”

DALLAS — The Texas bar association is investigating whether state Attorney General Ken Paxton's failed efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election based on bogus claims of fraud amounted to professional misconduct.

CHICAGO — A billboard honoring a Chicago police officer who died on duty in 2018 was defaced with the word “propaganda.”

The world’s largest meat processing company says it paid the equivalent of $11 million to hackers who broken into its computer system late last month.

The relentless quest for excellence is ingrained in the American DNA. People the world over revel in the satisfaction of success as well. Imagine, then, the bizarre sight of top sprinters at the upcoming XXXII Olympiad in Japan surging out the starting blocks arm-in-arm and breaking the tape as one. ...

On one side of our polarized national equation is a comparatively small group of immensely rich, politically powerful men, such as Amazon's Jeff Bezos, who own and control much of our media. This is similar to the robber barons and captains of industry during the late 19th century, except that ...

Since atomic and nuclear weapons were developed in the mid-20th century, containing their spread and preventing their use has been a major necessity for national security and civil society. For better or worse, equally powerful and dangerous technologies are likely to be developed in this century, including advanced artificial intelligence.

Has anyone else noticed that in the past two years the political left has turned every grievance it has into "racial bias" or a "racist" matter? Critical race theory has resounded in private companies such as Lockheed Martin, in educational institutions throughout the country and in our government (including at ...

One day after telling a federal district court it would “vigorously defend” laws exempting evangelical Christian colleges and universities — and other faith-based schools — from rules promoting LGBTQ rights, the Biden administration's filing in the case lost its vigor. Literally, as President Biden himself might say.

DENVER — The state known as the nation’s weed capital is bringing out the pruning shears.

The Republican Party is keeping a watchful eye on the never-ending security challenges on the southern border, a situation that challenges the U.S. Border Patrol across nine specific areas in six states.

Homeland Security said Wednesday that it tallied more than 180,000 encounters with illegal immigrants in May, keeping up a pace that’s the worst in 20 years.

The developer of the Keystone XL pipeline announced Wednesday that it had pulled the plug on the project, citing President Biden’s decision to rescind its cross-border permit, bringing the 13-year battle over the major infrastructure project to an end.

Attorney General Merrick Garland on Wednesday laid out an ambitious agenda for fighting domestic terrorism, reducing violent crime and securing voting rights — and asked Congress for an additional $4 billion in taxpayer funds to carry it out.