Новости за 20.01.2022

It was almost an afterthought, coming as it did in the final 10 minutes of a 99-minute speech to thousands of supporters at a rally Saturday night in Florence, Arizona.

The COVID-19 pandemic required unprecedented coordination of monetary and fiscal policy. Unconventional monetary policies were pursued to provide the fiscal space required to respond to the pandemic. 

Young people are the future of a society that values the sanctity of innocent life. Thankfully, more and more students understand that being pro-life is the social justice issue of our time. 

The Senate Judiciary Committee voted Thursday to advance antitrust legislation that targets large technology companies, and is vehemently opposed by Apple and Google. 

The superintendent of Boston schools is teaching classes. A school district outside Dallas is holding a career fair in a cafeteria this weekend. And in New Mexico, the governor is calling in the National Guard.

A conservative media watchdog group launched a billboard campaign Thursday outside Coca-Cola’s Atlanta headquarters, calling on the soft drink giant to explain its sponsorship of the upcoming Beijing Olympics in light of China's human rights abuses.

The Democratic Party’s fight to kill the filibuster in the US Senate was officially defeated on Wednesday. They say the filibuster is “racist” (of course), yet they just used it themselves last week, killing Senator Ted Cruz’s bill to implement sanctions against Russia over the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. The ...

Rep. Tom Tiffany, Wisconsin Republican, introduced a bill Thursday that would bar race-based discrimination in public medical care amid rising concerns over the rationing of COVID-19 therapeutics that disfavor White patients.

Apparently, not enough students are getting the message of an impending global climate disaster, or if they are offered the message, not enough of them are buying it. This essentially is the conclusion of the book “Miseducation: How Climate Change is Taught in America” by Katie Worth. Miseducation blames a ...

Historians, lawmakers and advocacy groups say antisemitism remains a global problem in the wake of the Jan. 15 hostage-taking standoff at a Texas synagogue — and 80 years since Nazi leaders conspired to launch the Holocaust.

A former Nationals infielder is returning home to join the Washington television booth.

BOISE, Idaho — Idaho officials have sent MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell a cease-and-desist letter and a bill of more than $6,000 over the businessman's repeated accusations of voter fraud in the state.

The cartoon mascots who sell M&Ms in television commercials will now dress and act in more gender-neutral ways, the 80-year-old candymaker announced Thursday.

The Central Intelligence Agency disclosed Thursday that its investigators have so far found that a string of mysterious suspected directed-energy attacks on U.S. intelligence and diplomatic personnel overseas do not appear to be the work of a single hostile government.

European allies Thursday joined White House staff in rushing to contradict President Biden's assertions that the West may not respond to a "minor incursion” by Russia into Ukraine and that there were divisions among the NATO allies over how to respond to the Kremlin's aggression.

CAIRO — The United States will continue withholding aid from Sudan until the country’s military rulers stop the killing of anti-coup protesters and a civilian led-government takes power, two senior American diplomats said Thursday.

The NCAA Board of Governors voted Wednesday to adopt a sport-by-sport approach to transgender athletes, prompting an outcry from critics who accused the collegiate authority of punting on the hotly contested issue of fairness and inclusion in women's sports.

Americans contemplating international travel may find themselves trapped either here or, assuming they make it out, in a foreign country and unable to return. The Biden Administration’s new and difficult to comply with COVID-19 testing requirements make international travel difficult and threatening to make it far worse. After discovering the ...

The NFL filed a response Wednesday to Jon Gruden's lawsuit against the league— asking a Nevada court to dismiss the case over what it called a "baseless" attempt to blame the league and Commissioner Roger Goodell for the former Las Vegas Raiders coach's disparaging emails that cost him his job. 

Things aren't going great for Russell Westbrook and the Los Angeles Lakers.

Russia and China are sending warships to the northern part of the Indian Ocean to take part in a series of naval exercises alongside Iran as tensions in the region continue to mount.

Rep. Thomas Massie, who is not vaccinated for COVID-19, said Thursday he has tested positive for the coronavirus and thinks his symptoms are manageable because of a prior infection at the start of the pandemic.

COLLEGE PARK — Florida guard Lavender Briggs is transferring to Maryland.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Most fraternities at the University of Southern California will be allowed to start having parties again in March if security guards are posted at stairs or hallways leading to bedrooms, the Los Angeles Times reported.

The focus on elections in Arizona has led to an explosion in money being raised by candidates running to become the next secretary of state.