Новости за 11.01.2022

The U.S. and its European partners have ruled out Russian security proposals that would limit NATO's expansion, top Biden administration officials said Tuesday, as the two sides dig in ahead of a second round of meetings to resolve the military standoff in Ukraine and tensions all along Russia's borders from ...

House Democrats on Tuesday blamed themselves and their fellow members of Congress for making bad cyber policy that has allowed America’s enemies to take advantage of vulnerabilities in the nation’s security. 

MONTREAL — The premier of the French-speaking Canadian province of Quebec announced Tuesday that adult residents who refuse to get vaccinated against COVID-19 will be charged a financial penalty.

If Donald Trump were to face off against Joe Biden today, minorities by a wide margin would choose Trump, according to a survey conducted by the Heartland Institute and Rasmussen Reports.

John Shuster won't be catching anyone by surprise at these Olympics.

The five-time Olympian is back to defend his curling gold medal in Beijing, and the target on his back will be almost as big as the one on the ice. Four years after surviving five straight elimination matches to ...

These days are not easy for ordinary folks to invest for retirement and other life goals. COVID-19, inflation and President Biden’s woes dominate the headlines.

Last month, Dr. Robert Malone, an American virologist and immunologist who worked on developing the mRNA technology used in COVID-19 vaccinations, suggested to podcaster Joe Rogan that we are living through an era of mass formation psychosis.

Job-rich, low-tax states such as those in the Sun Belt are attracting many Americans, as housing prices rise, different recent reports show.

Elian Soto, the 16-year-old younger brother of Juan Soto, is expected to sign with the Washington Nationals as an international free agent, according to multiple reports.

A viral video of a toddler crying about his brother Charlie biting his finger. The first tweet posted on Twitter. Online trading cards depicting NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski winning championships.

Dr. Anthony Fauci on Tuesday accused Sen. Rand Paul of putting his family in danger and attacking him for political gain, holding up a screenshot of the Kentucky Republican’s website that shows he is fundraising off their high-profile spat.

President Biden on Tuesday dismissed plans by voting rights advocate Stacey Abrams to not attend his major speech on Democrats' legislation to overhaul the nation's election laws.

The federal government has secured 50 million of the 500 million free COVID-19 tests President Biden promised to Americans and will begin delivering them before the end of January, a health official said Tuesday at a Senate hearing in which administration officials faced a grilling from both parties over the ...

North Korea has conducted a second major missile test of the new year, firing into the sea what South Korean officials say could be an upgrade of its claimed "hypersonic" missile technology.

Homeland Security’s special visa program to grant legal status to victims of crime is plagued by fraud and mismanagement, according to a new inspector general’s audit released this week that found the department doesn’t even know how many of the visas are issued.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told lawmakers Tuesday that the central bank is "strongly committed" to keeping prices stable, as he seeks confirmation for a second four-year term.

Sen. Mike Rounds said Tuesday he expects "more and more" people to acknowledge the results of the 2020 election were fair, signaling former President Donald Trump's stolen election allegations are losing steam.

Jonathan Penrose was the epitome of that generation of fine British chess players who had all the talent in the world but lacked the time, the wherewithal and perhaps the monomaniacal ambition to scale the highest summits of the game.

Historians usually date the start of the Holocaust to June 1941 when German troops invaded the Soviet Union, identified Jewish civilians, lined them up and shot them by the thousands. Later, concentration camps equipped with gas chambers elevated the slaughter to an industrial scale.

Sen. Richard Burr opened a Capitol Hill hearing Tuesday by offering Sen. Tim Kaine an orange, a blanket and a can of Dr Pepper, joking he doesn't want the Virginia Democrat to succumb to another rough commute back to Richmond.

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A bill aimed at allowing Kentucky students to receive excused absences from school for mental health reasons won approval from the House Education Committee on Tuesday.

Is the United States about to limp off the stage of history? The answer is yes — and no. 

Biden administration officials insist they still intend to close down the U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba even as 39 accused fighters captured during the 20-year global war on terror remain in custody there.

An estimated 300 Christian pastors in Canada are planning to deliver Sunday sermons on the Bible’s definition of gender as a reproach to a new ban against the promotion of therapy that aims to change the sexual orientation of gays and lesbians.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — An off-duty Los Angeles police officer was fatally shot in a shootout with several assailants who approached him in a neighborhood, authorities said Tuesday.