Новости за 22.06.2021

A former Olympic medalist in swimming harshly criticized the participation of trans women in the female divisions of the Olympics, saying biology matters.

As we wind our way out of the Chinese Communist Party’s coronavirus pandemic, Americans are looking up and seeing shocking news about the rise in crime across the country. Americans are experiencing the chaos enveloping certain cities, and now we have the numbers.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Civics education will be expanded in Florida, including instruction about communist and totalitarian governments, and state universities will be prevented from quashing conservative ideology under bills Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Tuesday.

The state of Missouri isn’t backing down after passing a law that rejects federal gun restrictions, even after the Justice Department warned the state against enforcing the new legislation.

Tickets are already on sale for “The History Tour: Donald Trump & Bill O’Reilly,” a four-city series featuring the former president and the veteran broadcaster set to take place in December. Ticket prices range from $106 to $7,506 according to Ticketmaster.

The story goes Joe Kennedy knew it was time to short stocks just before the 1929 crash, when the shoeshine boys were dispensing investment tips. The market frenzy was complete — everyone had bought in, and no more fools were left to add the new oxygen necessary to keep a ...

After almost 20 years, time is running out for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to enter into any code of conduct agreement to manage tensions in the disputed South China Sea

Ratings in the post-Trump era have not been kind to CNN's Brian Stelter.

The Democrats’ sweeping elections bill is still expected to die within hours. But they won a small victory Tuesday when Sen. Joe Manchin agreed to join his fellow Democrats in voting for a procedural measure to bring the measure to the floor.

Controversial U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s initiatives to get the chronically mismanaged United States Postal Service back on sound financial footing are already bearing good fruit. His back-to-basics approach, which relies on strengthening core competencies and relying on increased efficiency will likely keep U.S. taxpayers from having to spend billions ...

The nation's seven top military officials are deeply wary of a bipartisan push in Congress to overhaul the Pentagon's criminal justice system and move key decisions out of the chain of command in favor of independent, professional prosecutors, according to letters made public Tuesday.

Voter turnout’s surge and retreat creates a tidal effect on American politics. With 2020’s dramatic surge, this means 2022’s retreat could be particularly pronounced. If so, Democrats’ failure to take advantage in 2020 could make 2022 particularly difficult.

During Moses Nyeman’s most recent outing, a 27-minute substitute appearance in D.C. United’s 1-0 win against Inter Miami on Saturday, center back Donovan Pines kept distributing the ball Nyeman’s direction. Pines noticed his confidence, his composure, and kept feeding him opportunities.

After a 10-day stint on the Injured List, Washington Nationals right-handed pitcher Max Scherzer is back and will start on the road against the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night.

President Biden's crime prevention strategy will include an emphasis on community policing, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Tuesday.

Former “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart, a longtime liberal who had former President Barack Obama’s back at every turn, went on a classic rant last week in which he actually took aim at President Biden, who has long dismissed the assertion that COVID-19 came from a lab in China.

The Justice Department announced Tuesday that it plans to launch firearms tracking strike forces to combat rising violent crime.

A New Jersey school board voted to reverse its decision to wipe holiday names off its calendar after parents expressed outrage during a heated special meeting Monday.

Fires, looting, vandalized buildings, and tear gas had Washington in turmoil last summer after George Floyd’s death.

The White House vowed that President Biden won't stop pushing a rewrite of the nation's election laws despite the expected demise Tuesday of the Democrat's voting rights bill.

The Kaiser Family Foundation recently surveyed more than 300 companies with more than 5,000 employees — and found that 83% believed that “a greater government role in providing coverage and containing costs would be better for their business.”

Stacey Abrams owes the people of Georgia an apology, and she can start by helping to clean up the mess she made with her lies about the recently-passed Election Integrity Act.

Time and again, we fail to understand Russia and its rulers. Back in 1939, Churchill acknowledged that, famously describing Russia as “a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.”

A free-market group has withdrawn its lawsuit against Major League Baseball for pulling the All-Star Game out of Atlanta after a judge denied a request to stop the event from being moved to Denver.

The White House acknowledged Tuesday that it will likely fall short of President Biden’s goal of partially vaccinating 70% of American adults by July 4 but took credit for reaching the goal with those 30 and older.