Новости за 30.07.2022

America is technically in a recession -- and President Joe Biden's response is to say, hey, man, come on, man, nothing to see here, go home. With shoulder-shrugging like that, it's no surprise Democrats are seeking another candidate to run in 2024. They know Biden can't win.

Sauce Gardner was relaxing on the plane ride from the NFL draft in Las Vegas to his new playing home in New Jersey when the magnitude of what was happening really started to sink in.

Pakistan's powerful army chief has contacted Washington, seeking U.S. help in securing an early release of a crucial $1.7 billion installment from the International Monetary Fund to his country, struggling with a deepening economic crisis, Pakistani officials said Saturday.

President Biden has COVID-19 again. He tested positive Saturday after testing negative earlier in the week, the White House said.

Nostalgia again took over in the Bronx as Old-Timers' Day returned to Yankee Stadium on Saturday for the first time since 2019.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said Republicans must defend children against being exposed to transgender ideology, which she referred to as a form of "child abuse."

Former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo spoke out on how he and his brother Andrew are doing after facing their high-profile exits from the network and the New York governorship respectively last year.

Note to reader: A few months ago, I received a phone call from my county sheriff. He asked me to run for county commissioner here in Osage County, Oklahoma.

Energy policy in the United States has been battered back and forth like a mistreated tennis ball for at least three presidential administrations.

President Biden is expected to travel to Michigan on Tuesday to deliver remarks on Congress' recent passage of its $280 billion technology spending bill aimed at boosting domestic semiconductor manufacturing and spurring scientific research in a key make-or-break legislative win for the administration.

As Ryan Kerrigan retires from football, the former defensive end knows he carries a distinct honor: With the Burgundy and Gold now rebranded as the Commanders, Kerrigan will likely be remembered as the last prolific Redskins player.

At least 25 people are dead amid devastating floods in Kentucky that have overtaken much of the eastern portion of the state, with concerns that conditions will worsen.

House Democrats' campaign arm unveiled a seven-figure ad buy targeting Hispanic voters by region, using local accents and dialects.

Christian nationalism. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene says it's a rebranding that Republicans should embrace. The media has rushed to equate it with racism and violence. And gleeful Democrats can't wait to use it as a club to bash GOP candidates with in the fall.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has said that he stopped at a campaign fundraiser following the deadly school shooting in Uvalde and "let people know" he couldn't stay, but a newspaper reports that he was there for nearly three hours.

Pope Francis acknowledged Saturday that he can no longer travel like he used to because of his strained knee ligaments, saying his weeklong Canadian pilgrimage was "a bit of a test" that showed he needs to slow down and one day possibly retire.

Pope Francis crisscrossed Canada this week delivering long overdue apologies to the country's Indigenous groups for the decades of abuses and cultural destruction they suffered at Catholic Church-run residential schools.

The Seattle Mariners acquired the top starting pitcher on the trade market Friday night, getting All-Star Luis Castillo from the payroll-paring Cincinnati Reds for four minor league prospects.

North Carolina defender Jaelene Daniels sat out the Courage's National Women's Soccer League game Friday night against the Washington Spirit after refusing to wear a gay pride jersey.

North Korea on Saturday reported no new fever cases for the first time since it abruptly admitted to its first domestic COVID-19 outbreak and placed its 26 million people under more draconian restrictions in May.

President Biden praised the House's passage of legislation to revive the ban on semi-automatic weapons on Friday, a step he said will "save lives in this country, and reduce crime in our communities."

Big Tech's most ardent critics have gained some momentum in pursuit of an antitrust overhaul to curb the power of companies such as Amazon and Google that have become integral to the everyday lives of millions of Americans.

The House passed legislation Friday to revive a ban on semi-automatic guns, the first vote of its kind in years and a direct response to the firearms often used in the crush of mass shootings ripping through communities nationwide.

President Biden has nominated Julie Rikelman, the lawyer who unsuccessfully defended abortion rights before the Supreme Court, to a federal appeals court.

In a normal election cycle, a Republican who is personally taking on President Biden's agenda on everything from COVID-19 mandates to the border wall to election laws would seem to be a shoo-in for a GOP primary win.