Новости за 26.04.2022

Rep. Madison Cawthorn was cited Tuesday morning at Charlotte Douglas International Airport for attempting to go through airline security with a firearm, reported WSOC TV's channel 9.

Well, here's some promising information regarding the state of conservative news organizations -- so often vilified by critics who perhaps actually fear the consistent power of many right-leaning media organizations. The state of Florida is now becoming "conservative media HQ," advises Axios, which offers some viable examples of this trend. A former president is at the helm of this endeavor.

President Vladimir Putin continues to have broad support inside Russia, Secretary of State Antony Blinken acknowledged Tuesday, lamenting that Mr. Putin's state propaganda operations have effectively skewed many Russians' view of reality.

Bank of America and Citigroup shareholders rejected proposed audits of the companies' anti-racism policies Tuesday during their annual meetings.

President Biden has negative approval ratings in 40 states including key midterm battlegrounds, according to a new analysis, losing ground with Democrats, young voters and independents while looking as befuddled as ever.

The trial for a former Idaho lawmaker accused of raping a 19-year-old legislative intern began Monday with attorneys asking potential jurors about their political leanings, their experience with sexual assault cases and whether they saw news stories about the case.

Tech executive Rodney Joffe on Tuesday asked a federal judge to keep four emails he shared with a U.S. investigative firm out of the hands of special counsel John Durham in an upcoming trial of a Clinton campaign lawyer accused of lying to the FBI.

The price of a McDonald's Big Mac is seeing super-sized inflation.

Auston Matthews leads the NHL in goals, Connor McDavid has the most points and Igor Shesterkin has been the best goaltender in the league. It's entirely possible none of them wins the Hart Trophy as MVP.

The Biden administration is vowing to deliver "aggressive" speedy deportations against the illegal immigrants expected to surge the border in the coming weeks.

Some Twitter users aren't waiting until Elon Musk takes over to start breaking the rules.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Byron Pringle was arrested on Sunday for driving with a suspended license and reckless driving, according to multiple reports.

Taking into account of all the cataclysmic challenges that FDR and Churchill faced separately and together makes today's challenges and missteps seem almost farcical.

In these unnecessarily interesting times, it should come as no surprise that the NAACP is already trying dictate terms to Elon Musk as he turns a new page for the socialist foghorn that is Twitter. The organization asserts that free speech (that is, socialist speech) is wonderful, but hate speech (conservative speech) is wrong. Therefore, Mr. Musk must continue to remove hate speech from his new platform.

The Supreme Court signaled trouble for the administration's catch-and-release border policies on Tuesday, with justices questioning the legal basis Homeland Security is using to parole thousands of illegal immigrants into the U.S. each day.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a study Tuesday showing nearly six in 10 Americans in February had evidence of antibodies to the coronavirus from prior infection, underscoring the hidden reach of the pandemic.

A youth baseball game in South Carolina was interrupted on Monday by dozens of gunshots fired near the field, causing spectators, coaches and players to scramble for cover.

The spiraling number of overdose deaths and hospitalizations among California prison inmates fell dramatically during the first two years of a program that uses prescribed drugs to treat more incarcerated addicts than any such program in the country, officials said Tuesday.

Since the state of Florida dissolved the Reedy Creek Improvement District, partly in response to Disney's opposition to legislation precluding teachers from talking about sex and gender with kindergarteners, there has been a steady drumbeat from those who contend that Disney's freedom of speech has been violated.

Attorney General Merrick Garland told lawmakers Tuesday that he believes only a "very small percentage" of police officers are "bad cops."

Chris Wallace doesn't know where he'll be working next but says he's in "good shape" after jumping ship from Fox News to CNN+, only to see the nascent streaming service scuttled after one month.

Vice President Kamala Harris tested positive for COVID-19 Tuesday but has shown no symptoms, her office said.

A Kansas state lawmaker has complained publicly about having to share women's restrooms with a "huge" transgender colleague whom she describes as a potential threat to young children who visit the Statehouse.

A suburban Kansas City school board had told teachers at a high school to remove cards and stickers showing support for LGBTQ students.

A youth-run liberal advocacy group is stepping up the pressure on the Biden administration to cancel $50,000 worth of federal student debt through executive action.