Новости за 22.05.2022

Stephen Strasburg is beginning his long-awaited minor league rehab assignment on Tuesday with Single-A Fredericksburg, Nationals manager Dave Martinez told reporters on Sunday.

Carson Wentz has routinely taken the high road when asked about his time with the Indianapolis Colts. Scathing comments from Colts owner Jim Irsay didn't cause Wentz to change.

Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates noted Sunday that Europe had been warned for decades about allowing Russia to build oil pipelines and becoming dependent on the Kremlin for energy.

The "Head Ball Coach" is taking Nick Saban's side. Former college football coach Steve Spurrier recently backed the Alabama coach in his spat with Texas A&M's Jimbo Fisher.

Last year's $1.9 trillion COVID-19 spending plan passed by Congress' Democratic majority rescued the economy, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries said during an interview on CBS News' "Face The Nation" Sunday.

Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said Sunday that former Sen. David Perdue made his own choice to challenge Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp in Tuesday's GOP primary.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin will allow four members of the U.S. Naval Academy's athletic teams to delay their military service in order to try out for the NFL and other pro-sports leagues.

The COVID-19 pandemic is "most certainly not over," the head of the World Health Organization warned Sunday, despite a decline in reported cases since the peak of the omicron wave. He told governments that "we lower our guard at our peril."

A 32-year-old runner died and 15 others were hospitalized during the Brooklyn Half Marathon on Saturday morning, according to New York City police.

President Biden arrived Sunday in Japan for the second leg of his trip to Asia, where he is expected to reaffirm Washington's close relationship with Tokyo and attend a summit of the "Quad" -- Australia, Japan, India and the U.S. -- to counter China's economic and military coercion in the region.

Prosecutors in the criminal trial of former Hillary Clinton campaign lawyer Micheal Sussmann are expected to introduce their most important piece of evidence this week.

Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel mocked Rep. Madison Cawthorn's warning about "Dark MAGA" after he lost his re-election bid in North Carolina's GOP primary.

Freshman GOP Rep. Nancy Mace, whom Arrington hopes to defeat in South Carolina's June 14 primary, is calling on Arrington to take a lie detector test about why she lost access to classified information.

President Biden said the recent outbreak of monkeypox cases identified in Europe and the U.S. was something he was concerned about and further spread could be "consequential."

The campaigns for U.S. Senate and governor have gotten the most attention leading up to Tuesday's primary in Alabama, but five other statewide races are on the ballot. With multiple candidates in some races, some nominations may not be decided until after runoff elections scheduled for June 21.

Mike Trout reached another milestone Saturday night by scoring his 1,000th run in the majors. Snapping a four-game losing streak was more important to the Los Angeles Angels superstar.

Mito Pereira steadied himself with three birdies over the last six holes, the final one from just outside 25 feet for a 1-under 69. That gave the 27-year-old from Chile a three-shot lead at the PGA Championship over Matt Fitzpatrick and Will Zalatoris.

There will be no Sunday red for Tiger Woods in the PGA Championship.

Chicago White Sox star shortstop Tim Anderson accused Yankees slugger Josh Donaldson of making a racist remark by calling him Jackie Robinson during Saturday's game against New York.

A western Maryland race track has evicted the remnants of a trucker protest that had used the site as a staging ground.