Новости за 30.03.2022

President Biden said Wednesday that he's still open to meeting with the parents of Trevor Reed, a former U.S. Marine who has been imprisoned in Russia since 2019.

The White House on Wednesday blasted former President Trump for calling on Russian President Vladimir Putin to release damaging information he has about Hunter Biden.

Country superstar Eric Church has canceled a scheduled Saturday concert to cheer on his beloved North Carolina Tar Heels at the Final Four in New Orleans.

Trevor Bauer is suing The Athletic and its former reporter, Molly Knight, for defamation. 

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed Wednesday the Save Women’s Sports Act, joining a dozen other states with laws barring male-born athletes from competing against females amid a heated debate over fairness and inclusion in girls’ and women’s athletics.

Sean McVay is sick of coaching against Tom Brady.

When the seven-time champion retired in early February, it created one fewer obstacle for NFC teams to reach the Super Bowl. 

But then less than seven weeks later, Brady pulled a Brett Favre and unretired, reinstating the Buccaneers as a contender ...

Listening to the responses of Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and Democratic members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, one realizes the effort these parries are making to replace the religious principles that have long been a cornerstone of our nation with social principles based on social trends. This ...

How absurd would it be if the National Basketball Association were to suddenly mandate that in the interest of "diversity" (whatever that actually means) a requirement would be instituted whereby every team roster had to include a general-population proportionality of white and Asian players ("Head coaches laud NFL's diversity moves ...

The greatest danger to our country is not China, Russia, Iran or North Korea. It's President Biden and whoever is pulling his strings.

Just how out of it is President Biden?

On Monday, the president finally deemed it appropriate to answer some questions from the media. 

After all, there is a major war taking place in Europe, so maybe the commander in chief should, say, tell the world what he meant when he ...

President Biden took office in January 2021 with clear instructions about undoing his predecessor’s impact on the federal judiciary. Weeks earlier, more than 70 liberal groups issued a statement urging Mr. Biden to appoint judges who would advance “the administration’s priorities” on a range of issues. Their demand became Biden’s ...

The Walt Disney Co. is fighting Florida’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay Bill" even as the company embraces what could be described as a policy of “Don’t Say Boys and Girls.”

The House Jan. 6 committee is amping up pressure on the Justice Department to speed up charges against Trump officials who refuse to cooperate with the committee's investigation of the Capitol riot.

The wise comedian Rob Schneider tweeted this week, “There was the Age of Enlightenment, The Age of Reason … we are all now living in The Age of Emotion.”

Bruce Willis is “stepping away from the career that meant so much to him” after the “Die Hard” star was diagnosed with aphasia, his family announced Wednesday.

Vice President Kamala Harris did herself no favors the other day in Louisiana when, in an apparent diversion from her prepared remarks, she recalled an exchange she’d just had with the state’s governor about “the significance of the passage of time.”

Washington's multitrillion-dollar spending habit has driven inflation across the U.S. higher than in most other Western democracies, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.

CHICAGO — The U.S. Soccer Federation and the union for its women’s national team are set to negotiate past the expiration of their collective bargaining agreement on Thursday in an effort to reach a deal on equal pay.

Basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar believes Will Smith’s slap at the Oscars was more than just a slap.

Bucking a trend among elite schools, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced this week that it would again require prospective students to take the SAT or ACT — reversing a change that made the tests optional during the pandemic.

Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay appears more than happy his team no longer has Carson Wentz.

President Biden will receive a fourth COVID-19 shot Wednesday following a speech about the pandemic fight, the White House said.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention allowed the nation’s second-largest teachers union to help write COVID-19 guidelines that led to extended school closures during the pandemic, according to a new report released Wednesday.

With the chaos at the southern border deepening, Republicans released a video Wednesday pressing President Biden and his Democrats to visit the area to get a firsthand look at what local communities have been left to deal with.

How would you like to be on the janitorial team that has to perpetually clean up President Biden’s dangerous statements? The communications-gaffe cleanup crew must be the biggest squad of workers in the Biden White House.