Новости за 22.09.2021

Even Meghan McCain is mad at President Biden. In her inaugural column for The Daily Mail, the former commentator for ABC’s “The View” has a thing or two to say about the 46th president.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is proposing a civilian reserve corps to serve as a backstop against cyber and ransomware attacks targeting federal agencies.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain — Taking center stage in a prestigious Spanish film festival to receive a top career award, actor Johnny Depp presented himself as a victim of the "cancel culture" that, he said, has spread across the cinema industry.

The lack of truthfulness and competent leadership in the Biden administration is depressing. Ignoring the truth deniers in the administration and the sycophant liberal media, who can deny that the direction of our country is significantly different from the one promised by our president?

Is White House press secretary Jen Psaki serious when she claims that illegal migrants don't need proof of vaccination because they're not intending to stay? That is totally asinine.

The authority to tax is the power to control, contain and crush ("Tax hikes reveal Congress' economic ignorance," Web, Sept. 21). Whenever I hear that a politician wants to raise taxes, even if it's 'for the children,' I get the shakes, the willies and (if it's a progressive demand) full-blown ...

Just last month, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas declared Haiti a wreck of a country, facing a severe food shortage, bad health care, a ruined economy, political instability and "staggering" human-rights abuses.

President Biden this week signaled he is backing off the hardline U.S. policies of the Trump administration in dealing with China and reverting to the more accommodationist approach of earlier Democratic and Republican administrations.

NEW YORK — The U.S. Soccer Federation has urged the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to uphold a lower court’s decision to throw out the wage discrimination portion of a lawsuit filed by members of the women’s national team, arguing the law doesn't require the federation to pay the ...

Former President Donald Trump is suing his estranged niece and three New York Times reporters, saying they plotted to acquire his confidential records for a "scathing" article on his financial history.

Former President Donald Trump urged Senate Republicans on Wednesday to hold the line in their refusal to help Democrats raise the federal debt ceiling.

Internet freedom declined in the U.S. for the fifth consecutive year, knocking America out of the top 10 countries in Freedom House's annual rankings of global internet freedom.

ASHBURN — Coaches often use PowerPoint presentations to go over points of emphasis for a team, and Washington defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio is no exception.  But nowhere in that slide show, he says, is there anything about starting slow.

Democrats are feuding with each other over everything from spending to border patrol tactics as time runs short on President Biden's first-year agenda.

Pro-choice advocates say the United States should lead the world in making abortion more accessible, arguing against restrictions in some states that limit the procedure on demand.

Meet the "new Taliban," same as the old Taliban.

The newly restored masters of Afghanistan are at it once again, killing civilians, carrying out kidnappings, and beating innocents across the country. Women are now segregated in classrooms and covered from head to toe. Peaceful protesters have been attacked and reprisal ...

The hopes of striking a deal to overhaul policing policies are "out of reach," the Senate Democrat's top negotiator conceded Wednesday.

PROVO, Utah — A “non-theistic” organization of Satanists has launched efforts to blunt abortion restrictions in Texas, Ohio and other states, including a Utah measure that would outlaw most abortions should the Supreme Court overturn its 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling legalizing the procedure.

Americans have seen their fair share of outlandish schemes that would feature prominently in the Rules and Regulations Hall of Fame. If there were such a place, a new one would deserve placement in the nook of the most notorious. It is “personal carbon allowances” (PCAs), essentially a government-run system ...

President Biden is being forced to referee congressional Democrats in hopes of saving his top two domestic priorities from being felled by intraparty divisions.

Last week’s indictment of Democrat Party lawyer Michael A. Sussmann was met with a collective yawn in Washington. But, in truth, the indictment exposes a far-reaching operation launched by Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign to cyber-stalk Donald Trump, his friends, associates, and at least one family member in search of ...

Following the death of Mao Zedong, former president and founding father of the People's Republic of China, more than 40 years ago, his successor, Deng Xiaoping, instituted economic reforms that looked less like classic communism and more like capitalism. It didn't happen all at once but gradually. The result was ...

China’s military grows stronger every day. And American taxpayer dollars are helping to fund its expansion. 

France's ambassador to the U.S. will return to Washington after President Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday held their first phone conversation since Paris erupted in anger over Mr. Biden's deal that would supplant France in a massive submarine arms deal with Australia.

Who’s to blame for America’s humiliating surrender in Afghanistan, the dishonorable abandonment of American citizens along with Afghans who sided with us against the Taliban and al Qaeda, the disgraceful treatment of NATO allies, and the lethal incompetence with which the retreat was carried out? The buck stops on the ...