Новости за 19.04.2022

Fox News continues to best its rivals in no uncertain terms. During the week of April 11-17, Fox News marked its 40th straight week earning more primetime viewers than CNN and MSNBC combined.

If Elon Musk wants an ally in his bid to buy Twitter, he has one — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Victor Robles stepped to the plate batting .045 when his RBI double provided Washington's first hit off Arizona starter Madison Bumgarner with two outs in the fifth inning, and the Nationals beat the Diamondbacks 6-1 in the opener of a split doubleheader before a record-low announced crowd of 9,261 Tuesday.

This offseason for the Maryland women’s basketball team has been far from normal, but that didn’t stop the university from handing longtime coach Brenda Frese another contract extension.

President Biden donned a mask on Air Force One on Tuesday, but many other Americans flew bare-faced as federal officials grappled with a court ruling that nixed their transportation mask mandate or simply forfeited and let passengers manage their COVID-19 risks.

President Biden traveled to New Hampshire Tuesday to make the case that new spending in the bipartisan infrastructure law will create jobs and reduce costs on consumers at a time when Americans are reeling from inflation.

When Elena Delle Donne says she had to retrain the way she moves, she doesn’t just mean on a basketball court. A nagging back injury caused the Washington Mystics star to make significant changes, from the way she got out of bed in the morning to how she’d walk her ...

MILWAUKEE — The brother of former first lady Michelle Obama and his wife are suing a private Milwaukee school alleging it refused to allow their two sons to re-enroll after they voiced concerns that racism and inappropriate conduct at the school had not been satisfactorily addressed.

President Biden is steering his historic presidency into the ground, opening a crater deep enough to hold his crashing approval numbers. With the 2022 elections looming on the horizon, time grows short for restoring faith in the flawed system that helped spawn this age of American distrust.

A group of House Democrats is seeking to make labor issues the vanguard of their party’s national conversation.

Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo took to Instagram Monday to announce the death of his newborn son.

The coronavirus pandemic is still bad enough that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced this week that foreign students will be granted a waiver for the next school year, allowing them to stay in the U.S. even if their classes are all online.

Passengers across the U.S. largely hailed a court ruling that lifted a federal mask mandate on all trains, planes, and buses.

"Biden to agencies: Make sure infrastructure materials funded by law are 'Made in America'" (Web, April 18) is right on target, quoting the White House's chief occupant, President Biden, as saying "From Day One, every action I've taken to rebuild our economy has been guided by one principle: Made in ...

Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors has slammed the U.S. for what she referred to as "triggering" charity transparency laws after the organization's purchase of a $6 million Los Angeles mansion was exposed.

"Informed consent" with respect to the COVID-19 vaccines was thrown into the garbage can, and now we have to live with the results ("Republican states v. Team Biden," Web, April 17). Republican governors did do better and some of them actually believe in the Nuremberg code as it applies to ...

In the least shocking partnership of the year, restaurant Hooters on Tuesday announced it signed famous golfer John Daly and his son, John Daly II, to endorsement deals. 

The White House stuck to mask-wearing during President Biden’s trip to New Hampshire on Tuesday even though federal officials are no longer enforcing a mandate on commercial airline passengers.

Sen. Joe Manchin III demanded Tuesday that President Biden keep sanctions in place on Iran as long as Tehran continues to fund terrorism aimed at the U.S. and its citizens.

A former Ivy League medical school dean pledged to fight “woke healthcare” in a Wall Street Journal editorial on Tuesday, launching a network for doctors and students who resist the fast-growing idea that American medical practices are systemically racist.

Employees at Apple’s Grand Central Terminal store in New York City are organizing a union and asking for a minimum wage of $30 per hour, according to a website for the movement.

The Biden administration announced Tuesday it reimplemented core protections to an environmental law on infrastructure projects, a climate-related regulation that former President Donald Trump had rolled back.

A House GOP proposal to impose a three-term limit on committee leaders is splintering Democrats along lines of seniority.

The NBA averaged 4.05 million viewers over its first weekend of the playoffs — making it the league's most-viewed opening playoff weekend since 2011, according to the league.

Last week, White House press secretary Jen Psaki, in an interview with the left-wing podcast “Pod Save America,” agreed with the observation that Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy’s questions in the briefing room made him sound like a “stupid son of a b----.”