Новости за 09.06.2022

The American Conservative Union will launch a website to gear people towards an alternative narrative in response to the Jan. 6 committee's public hearings this month.

This week the unthinkable happened.

The LIV Golf Invitational Series has turned the sport on its head, enticing players with Saudi-funded paydays, intriguing fans and infuriating the golf establishment.

Hopes that the United States could seize on this week's Summit of the Americas to counter China's growing influence and investment clout in Latin America appear to be falling flat -- and the Biden administration may have itself to blame.

In 1989, Boris Yeltsin, newly elected to the new Soviet parliament, visited a grocery store near Houston, Texas, and marveled at the abundance and selection of food.

If you'd like to know the Anti-Defamation League's position on any issue, check with the Democratic National Committee. Under former Obama official Jonathan Greenblatt, the group rarely deviates from the left's agenda.

President Biden said the first congressional hearing Thursday night on the pro-Trump riot at the U.S. Capitol will show that the rioters violated the Constitution.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Thursday took a swing at Senate GOP nominee Mehmet Oz, the celebrity physician who is running for a Pennsylvania seat despite living in New Jersey until recently.

U.S. airline passengers have had plenty to gripe about but mask mandates, canceled flights and missing baggage can't compare to Michael Lowe's 17 days in jail.

Military officials reported a "security incident" during a routine inspection at a gate to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Thursday morning, prompting emergency and security personnel to respond.

Carl Paladino, a Republican running for Congress in western New York, said Thursday he was wrong to invoke Adolf Hitler when he said in an interview last year he was "the kind of leader we need today" because of his ability to rally crowds.

Wyndham Clark started the week with a late charge to play his way into the U.S. Open in a qualifier, and then he stayed hot Thursday in the RBC Canadian Open for a 7-under 63 to take the first-round lead.

President Biden told business leaders of the Western Hemisphere Thursday that conservative "trickle-down" economic policies are a failure, as he called for more spending by governments and businesses despite high inflation and other headwinds.

The FBI on Wednesday raided the Simi Valley, California, home of Nicholas John Roske, the man charged with attempted murder after he told police he planned to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, according to CBS Los Angeles.

President Biden's nomination of Amanda Bennett to run the U.S. Agency on Global Media that oversees U.S.-funded media outlets including Voice of America and Radio Free Europe has come under fire on Capitol Hill.

The out-of-touch has never been so in-your-face.

Food import bills will reach a record high this year and food markets are likely to tighten around the world, according to a glum new forecast by a U.N. food agency.

What happened in Uvalde, Texas just a few days ago was horrific and heartbreaking.

In the world according to Democrats, failures are never related to their policies or the results they generate -- it's always a problem of messaging.

Politicians have long-used bully pulpits to peddle opinions and selective narratives to voters.

New York City will end its school mask mandate for children aged 2 to 4 on Monday, citing the subsiding threat of COVID-19 infections.

Hollywood actor Matthew McConaughey was born and grew up in Uvalde, Texas ("Matthew McConaughey urges gun reform at White House press briefing," Web, June 7). He spoke at a recent White House press conference on the Uvalde school massacre, calling for new gun legislation. He said, "We start by making the loss of these lives matter."

"Red flag" laws seem so justified and necessary -- especially right after some nutcase shoots up a school. But can we please pause for a breath ("Lawmakers eye bipartisan national 'red flag' law in wake of Texas school shooting," Web, May 25)?

A perverse benefit of today's high gas prices: They are a bitter forewarning of what will soon become normal as President Biden continues to bring in more severe climate-change and renewable-energy policies ("Gas prices double since Biden's presidency began," Web, June 5). After all, Mr. Biden has made clear that pleasing the extreme left in the Democratic Party and their activist allies in the climate-change movement is a higher priority than taking action to boost fossil-fuel production to keep prices low.

A man who tried to enter an Alabama elementary school where a summer program was being held was shot to death by police Thursday morning, authorities said.