Новости за 26.07.2022

University of Pennsylvania transgender athlete Lia Thomas captured a plethora of awards as a member of the women's swim team, but one of them won't be the 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year.

Former President Trump, giving his first speech in Washington since leaving office, attacked soft-on-crime policies on Tuesday for leading to a national wave of violence in many U.S. cities, and said police must be allowed to do their jobs.

Rush Limbaugh died 525 days ago as of Wednesday. Many fans still fondly recall the days of his daily blockbuster talk-radio program, which drew a typical audience of 15.5 million listeners, many of whom would plan their day around the three-hour show.

A federal judge has ordered Indianapolis Public Schools to allow a 10-year-old transgender girl to rejoin her school's all-girls softball team while a lawsuit continues against a state law that bans transgender females from competing in girls school sports.

The SK Group, South Korea's second-largest conglomerate, announced Tuesday that it will spend $22 billion in the United States to fund semiconductor, green energy and bioscience projects.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk denied on Twitter a Wall Street Journal article from earlier this week that claims he had an affair with the wife of Google co-founder Sergey Brin.

The Navy on Tuesday rolled out an updated long-term plan for transforming into a futuristic, high-tech hybrid fleet of more than 350 manned ships and submarines, some 150 large unmanned vessels, and about 3,000 aircraft to take on potential adversaries over the coming decades.

Twitter has set Sept. 13 as the date for its shareholders to vote on the company's pending buyout by Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

The University of Southern California is facing a federal probe over its handling of a high-profile case involving a Jewish student who resigned from student government, citing anti-Semitic harassment.

An image from the James Webb Space Telescope will soon appear in mailboxes around the world, courtesy of the U.S. Postal Service.

Baltimore County police have charged a Maryland man with sexually abusing children at his wife's day-care center, less than a week after he was shot at a D.C. hotel over her accusations of the molestations.

The lyrics and the tune closely resemble the team's old song, "Hail to the Redskins," but have been tweaked to match the new moniker. Fans can vote online on the team's website to determine the winner and have until Aug. 6 to do so.

More than 80 leading conservative groups on Tuesday urged Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in a letter to oppose the Respect for Marriage Act, arguing that the House-passed bill would go beyond codifying same-sex marriage and imperil religious freedom.

Why are the communist Chinese buying up millions of acres of farmland in the U.S. if not for some destructive purpose? Also, why are the Chinese installing cell towers next to U.S. Air Force bases, where our nuclear weapons are fired? Too much freedom is given to China and what its operatives do in this country.

When you get your medical advice from Bill Gates, Big Bird and Anthony Fauci, be prepared to suffer the consequences. Unfortunately, about a third of the U.S. population swallowed every bit of propaganda coming out of the FDA/CDC/NIH crime syndicate and is suffering the consequences. Another third knew something was amiss, but they were coerced into going along. A final third actually sought out dissenting scientists' views, managed to escape and stayed healthy.

A key House lawmaker is demanding answers after a major labor union with ties to President Biden took steps to abolish the National ICE Council, which represents thousands of officers at Homeland Security's deportation agency.

Many are willing to turn to Mr. Trump in 2024 no matter what because he's a proven streetfighter who is unafraid to take on bureaucratic thugs and return the government to the people.

It's a common quip normally used in connection with U.S. senators, but more accurate perhaps when applied to Virginia governors.

As a tenured law professor at Stanford University, Pamela Karlan earned $1 million a year.

Harvard University asked the Supreme Court this week not to abandon its decades of precedent and uphold affirmative action as part of the elite college's admissions process.

Pope Francis is up to his old tricks again. He has banned the Latin Mass.

Bursts of sunlight pierced a vivid blue Spanish sky, and I could feel my temperature rising as I walked the cobblestone streets of Seville.

The secular left has been beside itself after a rash of Supreme Court decisions upheld and heralded conservative ideals, most notably upending Roe v. Wade and bolstering religious liberties.

A $52 billion payout to semiconductor manufacturers cleared a key test vote Wednesday in the Senate, teeing up a legislative win for President Biden as time runs out before Congress takes its August vacation.

The Choco Taco has been discontinued after nearly 40 years of being sold in convenience stores and ice cream trucks nationwide.