Новости за 14.06.2021

Facebook posts about the Biden administration mentioning former President Donald Trump garner more than twice as many engagements as those that do not, according to a new Pew Research Center study published on Monday.

The New York Times finally agreed Monday to remove references to the satirical site The Babylon Bee as a “far-right misinformation site” after the Bee accused the newspaper of malice and threatened legal action.

In 2019, a series of patents for the United States Navy was made public. The technology in the patents represent a quantum leap in military technology. These are the sort of advances that would ensure the United States could defeat any near-peer rival, such as China or Russia, handily. This ...

A New Jersey school district has wiped all holidays off its calendar in an effort to be more inclusive. 

Juneteenth — the annual observance celebrating the end of slavery in the United States in 1865 — is a holiday that many Americans haven’t heard of until recently. That has caused some to wonder if it’s just some new “woke” holiday invented by Marxist academics, the creators of the historically ...

Vice President Kamala Harris was met by protesters offering her directions to the southern border on Monday as she embarked on the first day of her nationwide COVID-19 vaccination tour in South Carolina.

Cover-ups of sexual misconduct, allegations of racism and intimidation of those who wish to speak their minds but can’t for fear of losing their jobs. It sounds like the dysfunctional ways of the world, doesn’t it?

During the lead-up to the 2020 presidential campaign, then-candidate Joe Biden dismissed claims that China would “eat our lunch.” His tune seemed to change after taking office. In February, President Biden warned a bipartisan group of U.S. senators about the very real threat Beijing poses to the U.S. Fast forward ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has a clear goal — weaken the U.S. relative to Russia. Watch what he does this week. 

For decades, President Joe Biden exploited race to advance his political career. 

Events on the world stage have underscored the need for a reliable and credible strategic missile deterrent. For the first time in history, according to Stratcom Commander Adm. Charles A. Richard, the United States is now facing “two nuclear-capable strategic peer competitors at the same time.”

President Joe Biden sternly reminded a reporter of how many "days" he's been president after he was asked about rolling back certain Trump-era policies at the G7 on Sunday.

Science can fool you, so can the anointed science experts.

Last year, media outlets ridiculed anyone who suggested the COVID-19 pandemic started with a leak from the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV).

Daniel Funke at PoliFact asserted, “Research shows that the virus’ genetic makeup precludes it from being man-made,” and ...

Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar’s anti-Israel rhetoric and blatant antisemitism should disqualify her from serving on the House Foreign Relations Committee. 

The recent news that the Trump Justice Department subpoenaed Apple seeking data from the accounts of Democratic Reps. Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell presumably to spy on two partisan opponents brought howls of outrage from leading Democrats.

A Missouri middle school teacher is out of a job after she was caught on video berating a student as "straight" and "annoying" during a classroom dispute over cupcakes.

Pharmaceutical company Novavax announced it has successfully tested a new COVID-19 vaccine, adding another tool to use in the effort against the coronavirus.

The Biden administration proudly attended the Group of Seven summit with the message to other world leaders, “America is back.”

A Christian college asked a federal appeals court to grant its request to halt the Biden administration's directive to open showers, restrooms and dorms to the opposite sex, arguing that the government's order infringes on the school's biblical beliefs.

President Biden on Monday asserted the United States’ commitment to the 72-year-old North Atlantic Treaty Organization by calling it a “sacred obligation” as he kicked off a summit at the organization’s headquarters in Brussels.

A group of people who lost relatives to crimes committed by illegal immigrants has demanded to meet with Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, saying they deserve to be part of his decision-making as he writes new rules restricting ICE arrests and deportations.

MOSCOW (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin has sharply dismissed allegations that his country is carrying out cyberattacks against the United States as baseless.

Tuxedo rentals at Men’s Wearhouse are nearing 2019 levels after almost no event business in February, Sam’s Club is selling more party supplies, and librarians in South Carolina are “practically giddy” after lifting mask rules this month and seeing patrons bring children to storytime.

BRUSSELS (AP) — President Biden made his entrance at the NATO summit aiming to consult European allies on efforts to counter provocative actions by China and Russia while highlighting the U.S. commitment to the 30-country alliance that was frequently maligned by predecessor Donald Trump.

BANGKOK (AP) — Myanmar's ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi was set to go on trial Monday on charges that many observers have criticized as an attempt by the military junta that deposed her to delegitimize her democratic election and cripple her political future.