Новости за 14.03.2022

The Jacksonville Jaguars did on the first day of free agency what the Washington Commanders did not: They went on a spending spree. 

President Biden’s State of the Union address made clear that his “top priority is getting prices under control.” This follows polls showing that by January, inflation replaced COVID-19 as Americans’ top concern. Prices surged 7.5% over the past year, the highest Consumer Price Index reading in four decades.

RICHMOND, Va. – Andrew Wheeler, the former Trump administration U.S. Environmental Protection Agency administrator, will serve as a senior adviser to Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin's administration after Senate Democrats rejected his appointment to a Cabinet role.

The potential confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court could slow down the pro-life movement, conservative advocates warn.

House Democrats’ campaign arm wants to oust vulnerable Republicans this November with a group of liberal challengers who are seeking to flip up to one dozen seats to help stave off a possible GOP takeover.

The Biden administration has considerably slowed its approval of new oil and natural gas drilling leases on public lands, despite facing pressure to more aggressively urge fossil fuel companies to increase their production in the face of high domestic energy prices.

The abused, burdened, innocent American taxpayer can hardly afford a gallon of gasoline these days. But they sure are investing heavily in those little stickers of President Biden saying, “I did that!” pointing to the price meter on gas pumps all over the country today.

All but one Senate Republican is pledging to oppose any new nuclear deal President Biden might forge with Iran.

Attorneys for 35 Navy SEALs and other special warfare personnel asked the Supreme Court on Monday to reject a Biden administration emergency motion seeking a stay of a preliminary injunction protecting the warriors from punishment for objecting to the Defense Department’s vaccine mandate on religious grounds.

LeBron James is now in a class of his own — at least by one measure.

James on Sunday dished out his 10,000 assist, making him the first player in NBA history to reach the 10,000 mark in points, rebounds and assists. The 10,000th assist came on a pass to ...

Speaker Nancy Pelosi refuses to release videos and emails regarding Jan. 6, 2021 — even though they were paid for by the taxpayers and are therefore taxpayer property. Mrs. Pelosi says she has "sovereign immunity" to not make public materials owned by the taxpayers for taxpayers to use in their ...

Ukraine has done a great job of defending itself with the small arms that have been given to it, but it needs other weapons. It needed other arms at the beginning of the war, too.

I wish I could say I was amazed at the pork-barrel pet projects in this latest $1.5 trillion giveaway by Congress, but I am not ("Senate approves $1.5 trillion spending bill with Ukraine aid, earmarks," Web, March 10). However, I am appalled. Here we are, almost $30 trillion in debt, ...

In his State of the Union address, President Biden claimed he would be “the only president to ever cut the deficit by more than $1 trillion in a single year.” While this is technically true, he ignores the fact that the reduction in the deficit will be due to the ...

Rideshares, restaurants and transportation companies are adding surcharges to cover the higher cost of trips and deliveries amid rising U.S. gasoline prices.

Brandon Scherff is officially leaving the Washington Commanders.

Scherff reportedly plans to sign with the Jacksonville Jaguars, agreeing to terms Monday hours after the NFL's legal tampering window opened. After playing under the franchise tag for two straight seasons in Washington, Scherff now heads to Jacksonville where he'll have to ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers have found a new quarterback.

To replace retired Super Bowl champion Ben Roethlisberger, the Steelers are reportedly planning to sign former Bears and Bills quarterback Mitchell Trubisky to a two-year contract. NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo was first to report the deal. The financial details of the contract ...

The Senate Intelligence Committee chairman said Monday the U.S. government cannot fully explain why Russia has not launched a catastrophic cyberattack accompanying its invasion of Ukraine.

A top Senate Republican will seek to ban imports of a Russian energy source that has so far dodged sanctions from the White House and Capitol Hill: uranium.

White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met with a top Chinese diplomat in Rome Monday as the Biden administration warned that any effort by China to aid Russia's invasion of Ukraine or to help the Kremlin skirt global economic sanctions will be met with serious repercussions.

LVIV, Ukraine — Pierre Kastner-Kysilenko had his hands full when Russia invaded Ukraine nearly three weeks ago.

Iran's foreign minister will travel to Moscow Tuesday to try to address a last-minute hitch that threatens to upend delicate talks on reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

President Biden is considering traveling to Europe in the coming weeks to reassure U.S. allies amid the war in Ukraine, according to reports Monday.

Sen. Joe Manchin III signaled his opposition on Monday to President Biden’s nominee for vice chair of the Federal Reserve System, making confirmation all but impossible in the evenly split Senate.

When President Biden says that the U.S. will become energy independent by way of programs like the Green New Deal, perhaps the first question to ask is, “Does that make sense?” For any thinking person cognizant of even the basic energy facts, the answer should come back, “No.”