Новости за 19.09.2021

Juan Soto homered to back Paolo Espino, and the Washington Nationals beat Colorado 3-0 Sunday to end the Rockies' rare five-game road winning streak.

Noor Inayat Khan, a British Muslim woman who was the first female radio espionage operator infiltrated into Nazi-occupied France during the Second World War, is about to get her 17 minutes of fame.

Authorities have found a body during the search for a missing hiker and her absent fiance.

BOSTON — Kiké Hernández’s game-tying RBI single caromed off the second-base bag and into shallow center field, sparking a three-run, seventh-inning rally that carried the AL wild-card leading Boston Red Sox to an 8-6 victory over the Baltimore Orioles Sunday and a sweep of their three-game series.

“Tax the rich” seems to be just a slogan for some.

The rich person who designed Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s slogan-wielding red-carpet gown is reportedly herself a tax deadbeat.

The New York Post reported over the weekend that Aurora James is a "notorious tax deadbeat with unpaid debts dogging her ...

PHILADELPHIA — Jimmy Garoppolo threw one touchdown pass and ran in for a score, leading the San Francisco 49ers to a 17-11 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

The idea that American democracy was either in peril or damaged has been bandied about by the press and assorted pollsters and analysts for quite a while.

Basking in the glow of a dramatic 30-29 win over the New York Giants on Thursday, Taylor Heinicke was asked by Hall of Famer Michael Irvin if — after that performance — he thought he deserved to be Washington’s starting quarterback for the rest of the season. 

A Navy training jet crashed into a neighborhood near Fort Worth, Texas, on Sunday, damaging several homes and sending the pilot and a student aviator to the hospital, officials said.

PBS aired a documentary Sunday night about Muhammad Ali, and I’m guessing it didn’t spend much time on Ali’s fight with a German boxer named Jurgen Blin.

NEW YORK — New details have emerged about a brawl outside a popular New York City restaurant between several out-of-town visitors and an employee over the restaurant's requirement that the guests show proof of vaccination.

Former resident Trump would never be considered a politician. He is a successful businessman who transferred that acumen to the White House. The results were exceptionally productive for America, and a challenge for the rest of the world. Trump demanded results, and if they didn't come you'd be replaced rather ...

"Biden taxes hit Wall Street, Main Street" (Page 1, Sept. 17) contains the line "The Democrats' plan also raises taxes on small businesses despite Mr. Biden's promises not to do so." Reading that, it struck me: The hallmark of Biden's presidency to date is the nearly uncountable number of times ...

The Biden plan for paying for the $3.5- -$5-trillion spending plan calls for doubling the size of the IRS and hiring 87,000 new agents ("Biden's 'long overdue' tax hikes span from Wall Street to Main Street, from superwealthy to smokers," Web, Sept. 16). Also, as part of this plan Biden ...

For the Biden White House, there is no bigger boogeyman than Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. President Joe Biden is frustrated Mr. DeSantis has refused to issue school mask mandates, has condemned vaccine passports, and opposes COVID-19 vaccine mandates for students.

If you've taken five seconds to follow the culture wars currently plaguing our nation, you can't help but see that the fundamental cornerstones once thought essential to our constitutional republic are no longer understood in our body politic. The essential virtues that once served as the bedrock upon which our ...

It has become instinctual to say, “I remember where I was” on that Tuesday morning 20 years ago that shook our nation. The words ‘Never Forget’ continue to ring out as a somber reminder of the fragility of our national security and a commitment always to honor those lives lost. ...

U.S. health officials said Sunday the “story is not over” after Food and Drug Administration advisers rejected President Biden’s push to provide everyone with COVID-19 booster shots, saying incoming data may prompt regulators to expand the campaign despite moves to limit extra doses to high-risk Americans for now.

Monday is National Psychedelic Day, and the co-founder of a new mood-enhancing beverage says he has just the thing to celebrate the occasion.

NEW YORK — Chris Rock on Sunday said he has been diagnosed with COVID-19 and sent a message to anyone still on the fence: “Get vaccinated.”

Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, won’t step down to give either her 70-year-old son or 39-year-old grandson the throne, the author of a new biography says, because of “binding promises in God’s presence” undertaken during her June 1953 coronation in Westminster Abbey.

DEL RIO, Texas — The United States acted Sunday to stem the flow of migrants into Texas by blocking the Mexican border at an isolated town where thousands of Haitian refugees have set up a camp, but the migrants quickly found other ways to cross nearby.

The USS John S. McCain is heading to its new homeport in Washington state after having spent nearly a quarter century operating out of Japan, where it was often called on to steam past disputed islands claimed by China to assert U.S. freedom of navigation rights.

Sen. Bill Cassidy on Sunday said the Republican Party needs to quit squabbling over the 2020 election and build a positive agenda that contrasts the Biden administration’s fumbles if it wants to win in 2024.

House Majority Whip James Clyburn said Sunday that Democrats will “do what’s necessary” to reach a compromise on President Biden’s big-spending plan for families before a Sept. 27 vote on a parallel infrastructure package.