Новости за 14.07.2022

A Hyattsville man pleaded guilty for his role in a fraud scheme that involved over 600 victims and $2.7 million in federal money from the CARES Act unemployment insurance.

Families and survivors of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks are urging President Biden to confront Saudi Arabia over the kingdom's purported role in terrorist strikes, which killed nearly 3,000 people.

Deandre Ayton finally has his new deal from the Phoenix Suns, who simply weren't willing to let him get away for nothing.

Congress' far-left Democrats have an answer for runaway inflation and painfully high gasoline prices: More Democrats.

Ivana Trump, a skier-turned-businesswoman who formed half of a publicity power couple in the 1980s as the first wife of former President Donald Trump and mother of his oldest children, has died in New York City, her family announced Thursday. She was 73.

Biden administration officials warned Congress on Thursday that dangerous uses of drones are on the rise, and they want lawmakers to provide additional authority for the federal government to combat the drones.

A Harvard University professor says the spectacular images of distant galaxies beamed to Earth by the James Webb Space Telescope offer more than a fascinating glimpse at remote corners of the universe.

A senior executive at Tesla's autopilot division announced he is leaving the company amid increasing scrutiny of the electric-car company's self-driving vehicles.

It's been more than a decade since the Nationals held a pick this high in the MLB Draft. Georgia Tech catcher Kevin Parada and high school outfielder Elijah Green are two of the most common projected picks for the Nationals in mock drafts.

Make no mistake: President Biden has gone to the Middle East to beg for oil.

Planned Parenthood of Illinois is combining forces with its Wisconsin counterpart to help patients travel to get abortions following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, leaders at the reproductive health centers announced Thursday.

Abortion is supposed to be a winning issue for Democrats - the issue they use to mobilize their base and appeal to suburban voters they've lost on the economy, crime, the border - just about everywhere else.

For those who ever had the pleasure of serving in Moscow's "belly of the beast," there must have been little surprise when KGB officer Vladimir Putin emerged from the ash heap of the Soviet Evil Empire as President of Russia in 2000.

A conservative legal group has challenged Dick's Sporting Goods over its decision to pay for abortion travel, arguing that the policy discriminates against female employees who choose to give birth.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway now controls nearly 20% of Occidental Petroleum's stock after picking up another $250 million worth of shares of the oil producer this week.

More than 75 employees of "PBS NewsHour" are trying to form a union within the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA).

Attorneys for the California man charged with attempting to murder Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh are moving to suppress statements he made to law enforcement expressing his intent to kill the justice on the day of his arrest.

House lawmakers like Wisconsin's Bryan Steil are tackling stereotypes of rural America in a bid to help communities struggling with dwindling job opportunities and declining populations.

The problem is less the chronological age of Beltway politicians and more the length of time they have served in office ("Biden's bumbling puts spotlight on abundance of elderly politicians running Washington," Web, July 13).

It strikes me as odd that many Black women who are running for political office are publicly "telling their stories" about the abortions they have had ("Democratic candidates go all in on abortion with testimonials about getting the procedure." Web, July 12).

U.S. Attorney Zachary Cunha is a dolt for the plea deal he made with Sarah Cavanaugh, a Rhode Island woman who stole over $250,000 from the Providence VA and nonprofit groups but will only have to pay $82,000 in restitution. Cavanaugh faces more than 20 years in prison, but Cunha has agreed to recommend a very short jail term. What on Earth is he thinking? He is obviously not a military veteran and has no respect for veterans.

Vice President Kamala Harris slammed Florida's new law restricting abortion Thursday on a visit to the state, saying most Americans want to allow women to "make those most personal decisions for themselves."

Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Thursday awarded President Biden the Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor, the nation's highest tribute.

Former President Donald Trump is returning to Washington for the first time since he left the White House.

Wholesale prices spiked a near-record 11.3% in June, the Labor Department reported Thursday in another sign of out-of-control inflation that Republicans are blaming on overspending by President Biden and congressional Democrats.