Новости за 29.04.2022

President Trump's influence over the Republican Party will be put to the test on Tuesday in Ohio's GOP Senate primary, where his last-minute endorsement has propelled the once-lagging candidate J.D. Vance into a tie for the lead.

MLB suspends LA Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer for 2 seasons under its domestic violence and sexual assault policy. Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer was suspended Friday for two full seasons without pay by Major League Baseball for violating the league's domestic violence and sexual assault policy, which he denies.

A judge on Friday threw out part of the case against Kim Kardashian in former reality TV star Blac Chyna's lawsuit while the jury deliberates on the elements that remain.

The Spokane Valley City Council in eastern Washington in an unusual move has banned newspapers from the City Hall lobby.

Rep. Madison Cawthorn was hit with an ethics complaint after a video surfaced of one of his male staff members grabbing his crotch, raising questions about the lawmaker's relationship with someone on his congressional payroll.

A Finnish evangelical Christian who is a member of parliament was recently acquitted of hate speech charges for saying homosexuality is a sin, but she is not yet off the hook.

The Environmental Protection Agency has issued an emergency waiver to allow higher-ethanol gasoline blends to be sold in the summer, in the Biden administration's latest bid to lower gas prices.

President Biden hid out in the basement of his multi-million dollar house for most of 2020 while running for president. He pretended he was running as a moderate Democrat and promised to unite and heal the country. And his surrogates in the liberal news media went right along with the fraud perpetrated on the American people.

The purchase of Twitter by Elon Musk has incited a conflagration of progressive minds ("MSNBC host fears suppression of political opinions, candidate bans after Elon Musk purchase," Web, April 26). Apparently they fear the new ownership will disturb the party line on content moderation.

Vice President Kamala Harris will speak at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy's graduation ceremony on May 18, the academy announced.

Florida education officials say they are reinstating nine "woke math" textbooks for K-12 students after publishers agreed to remove left-wing materials.

Former President Donald Trump's legal team is reevaluating his lawsuit against Twitter due to Elon Musk's looming takeover of the social media platform.

Several Senate Republicans called Friday for dropping Citibank as the Senate's credit-card provider, citing the company's decision to pay for employees to travel out of state to obtain abortions.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay was stunned when the New England Patriots announced they had taken University of Tennessee-Chattanooga guard Cole Strange with the 29th pick in the NFL Draft.

Conservatives have claimed a series of victories as they escalated their assault on "woke" corporate culture with a campaign of letters, boycotts and shareholder activism.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday slammed Republican Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy for attacking her decision to place metal detectors outside of the House floor despite leaked audio revealing that he feared some of his Republican colleagues would incite violence in the wake of the attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

Congratulations to Clifford May for his outstanding Commentary piece, "Biden's National Security Strategy still unavailable" (Web, April 26). He neatly summarizes what several previous presidents have ignored, but none so clearly as the present one, namely, "If you want peace prepare for war."

President Biden will show up for part of the White House Correspondents Association dinner late Saturday but won't attend the meal portion of the event, and will probably wear a mask during most of the comedy roast and presentation of scholarships.

Makers of board games are seeking the smarty seal of approval at a round-the-clock event this weekend.

Congressional Democrats are pushing for greater accountability for civilians killed and injured by U.S. military operations abroad.

The Department of Justice sued former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort on Thursday, seeking to collect nearly $3 million after he allegedly failed to report financial interests in foreign bank accounts in a timely manner.

A COVID-19 vaccine for the youngest children could be available by June as federal regulators line up a late-spring sprint to expand protection to all Americans.

Deborah Birx said she had a pact with her medical bureaucrat friends that they all would resign if even one were removed by then-President Donald Trump. This is essentially an admission of the deep state politicking of America's unelected medical bureaucrats.

'American Idol' winner Laine Hardy is under investigation by police at the Louisiana State University, the country singer announced on his Facebook page.

Last month, President Joe Biden announced that he will break his campaign promise and resume the sale of drilling leases on public lands.