Новости за 19.07.2022

President Biden told Americans exactly one year ago Tuesday that inflation of 5.4% would be "temporary," and he was right, in the wrong direction.

Former Washington Commanders safety Deshaor Everett pleaded guilty Tuesday to misdemeanor reckless driving for his role in a December 2021 car crash that killed his girlfriend.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pretended to be handcuffed Tuesday while U.S. Capitol Police arrested her and 16 other lawmakers during a pro-choice protest outside of the Supreme Court.

A Democratic state lawmaker accused of assaulting his ex-boyfriend was arrested Sunday and is facing charges of misdemeanor assault and felony theft.

Although most of the spree took place at 7-Elevens on July 11, a promotional anniversary day ("7-11") for the convenience-store chain, police now think that the timing of the attacks was a coincidence.

A cheeky historical landmark titled "Brandon Falls" has been added to Google Maps, signifying the Delaware street crossing where President Biden fell off his bike last month.

Like in Indianapolis, Washington's surrounding talent appears to be pretty good on paper. There's an argument to be made that this collection of players is even better than what Wentz walked into a year ago. Will it be enough?

President Biden's mission to the Middle East had been going so well.

A recent Pew Research Center survey found the percentage of U.S. adults saying health officials have done a good or excellent job fighting the pandemic has plummeted from 79% in March 2020 to 52% in May 2022.

A House committee reviewing South Carolina's abortion law suggested Tuesday the state ban almost all abortions other than when the life of the mother is at risk.

Murder charges have been dropped against a New York City bodega worker whose case entered the national spotlight earlier this month.

Key Apollo 11 artifacts from astronaut Buzz Aldrin's personal collection are set to be auctioned off by Sotheby's later this month.

Most of the coverage of Sen. Ted Cruz's comment on overturning the Supreme Court's 2015 gay marriage ruling has missed a critical issue ("Ted Cruz says Supreme Court ruling legalizing gay marriage 'clearly wrong,'" Web, July 17). State activists are moving to change the laws to permit gay marriage, and in most states they are likely to succeed. However, there are two major problems for the Democrats in this effort.

The Biden administration has abdicated its responsibility for immigration and has placed the American people in grave danger ("'More dead bodies' than Afghanistan: Veterans say southern border is 'war zone,'" Web, July 17). Dangerous Mexican cartels now control our southern border and complete anarchy exists. The administration itself is violating federal laws.

Our children are being delivered into a lifelong gauntlet of the liberal left's creation. Your infant may experience the harmful effects of a baby formula shortage brought on by the Democratic Party's ineptitude and lack of foresight. Ongoing family nutritional needs are suffering from inflation-driven food prices and competing household budget demands. Your family's quality of life is being diminished by pay falling behind inflation and labor market pollution brought on by a flood of low-wage illegal immigrants.

Crime fiction became a tragic reality as a security guard for the crew of "Law & Order: Organized Crime" was shot dead on set Tuesday morning.

Advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended the Novavax COVID-19 vaccine for adults Tuesday, clearing the way for Americans to receive shots that deploy a more traditional technology than the dominant messenger-RNA shots.

Former President Donald Trump accused the Pulitzer Prize Board of "running cover for the biggest reporting failure in modern history" after the panel stood by its 2018 award for stories stoking the Russia collusion narrative.

Thousands of beagles that were bred for research are getting a new leash on life after the Virginia facility where they were housed was sued by the Department of Justice for multiple alleged animal welfare violations.

Bill de Blasio is pulling the plug on his bid for Congress, ending a short-lived campaign that showed voters have grown disillusioned with the former New York City mayor and his liberal brand of politics.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. famously declared that there was no such thing as Trump judges or Obama judges. He's about to get a very real test on that matter.

Peter Franchot kicked off Election Day on Tuesday by greeting volunteers, poll workers and voters as part of his final 12-stop push for the Democratic nomination for governor.

The West Virginia v. EPA decision could be the most significant decision rendered by the Supreme Court this year.

The world is at the precipice of World War III and American leadership is missing.

President Biden is preparing to declare a climate emergency, say lawmakers who have spoken to the president and are urging him to take executive action now that Congress' negotiations for climate change legislation have fallen apart.