Новости за 27.04.2022

An emotional Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. paid tribute to retiring Justice Stephen G. Breyer on Wednesday after the final oral argument that he'll hear prior to leaving the bench this summer.

House Democratic Caucus Chairman Hakeem Jeffries on Wednesday denied the fissures in his party's ranks despite lawmakers' public breaks with President Biden.

House Republicans are sticking by Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy after leaked audio emerged purporting to show the California lawmaker's anger with President Trump during and after the Jan. 6, 2021 protest at the U.S. Capitol.

Homeland Security has spent $72 million in shutdown costs to stop building portions of former President Trump's border wall, Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas told Congress on Wednesday.

Delta Air Lines will become the first major air carrier to pay flight crews while passengers are boarding the plane -- increasing their wages by thousands of dollars each year.

General manager Mike Rizzo said on 106.7 The Fan Wednesday morning that the club is taking it slow with the 21-year-old to ensure he is "prepared" to be an everyday shortstop in the MLB.

The Biden administration will soon prohibit the sale of inefficient light bulbs, a reversal of a Trump-era policy that officials have billed as a money-saving endeavor that will also reduce climate-changing emissions and advance the president's clean energy agenda.

There's an old joke about a fictitious poll taker who asked people what they thought about ignorance and apathy when it comes to politics and elections. One respondent said, "I don't know, and I don't care."

When the president of the United States -- the leader of the free world -- calls, you would expect foreign leaders to pick up the phone.

This week The Washington Times reported that the Border Patrol has been undercounting migrant deaths at the U.S.-Mexico border for several years.

The core of the problems with Disney and Florida is the American addiction to corporatism.

Movie theaters aren't dead, but the practice of releasing films in theaters and on streaming services on the same day is.

The state of Washington is replacing 'marijuana' with 'cannabis' in its legal code, citing racist origins in the Spanish-derived word.

Record inflation is shrinking Americans' take-home pay, and employers can't find workers.

Everyone on the right is all excited about Elon Musk buying Twitter, but would be wise to reserve judgment about whether that will ultimately be a good thing.

Let's square something first: Getting old is a b----. We're all (hopefully) going to do it, and we're all going to lose flexibility, mobility and eventually our mental acuity. It's simply life.

As we mark the two-year anniversary of COVID-19 lockdowns and the pandemic that claimed almost a million American lives, it is time to assess how this began and how to prevent a future, perhaps worse, pandemic.

The Republican primary for Wyoming's lone congressional seat is shaping up to be one of the most high-stakes intra-party battles we've seen in a long time.

Gov. Ron DeSantis is on a roll in the Sunshine State, and the rest of the country is beginning to notice.

Former President Donald Trump says he won't rejoin Twitter even after Elon Musk takes over, but apparently there are no hard feelings.

President Biden will host Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi at the White House next month, White House press secretary Jen Psaki announced Wednesday.

President Biden is considering wiping out a "significant" amount of the $1.7 trillion in student loan debt, according to members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus who attended a closed-door meeting with the president earlier this week.

Dr. Anthony Fauci has decided not to attend the White House Correspondents Association dinner on Saturday due to concerns about COVID-19, CNN reported Wednesday.

President Biden said Wednesday that Trevor Reed, a former Marine, has been released from Russian custody and is being returned to his family as part of a high-stakes prisoner swap.

The House GOP's campaign arm released ads Wednesday that accuse 10 vulnerable Democrats of being responsible for high inflation because they backed a generous virus-relief bill.