Новости за 10.08.2022

For Donald Trump, there's no doubt what the FBI was doing when agents made their foray into the former president's home this week: it was a raid.

Protestant pastors are seeing a new form of idolatry taking hold of their congregations.

In a shocking report, the U.S. Census Bureau recently admitted that it overcounted the populations of eight states and undercounted the populations of six states in the 2020 census.

ASHBURN -- After testifying remotely before Congress two weeks ago, Dan Snyder was again sworn in under oath Wednesday. This time, however, the Washington Commanders owner appeared remotely in front of the Maryland State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency to thank the panel and his staff for their work on a sports betting license for FedEx Field.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced legislation aimed at introducing a pathway to citizenship for thousands of refugees admitted to the U.S. under temporary immigration status amid the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan last year.

I hated college history. The textbooks were mostly about dead white men, with the exception of Abigail Adams. The lectures were boring. I didn't see how any of it related to my young life and future plans.

A pair of wide-ranging social media studies released Wednesday finds cyberbullying complaints highest on Meta's Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram platforms as adolescents increasingly switch to TikTok.

The Supreme Court's recent Dobbs opinion reversing 1973's Roe v. Wade, which unleashed 64 million abortions in the United States, is based on the principles of popular democracy and federalism.

"El Jefe," a northern jaguar last spotted in Arizona's Santa Rita Mountains in 2015, has been spotted again, this time in the Sierra Madre Occidental mountains in Mexico's Sonora state.

Al Qaeda's top leader was hiding out inside the country with no apparent fear of arrest. Women and religious minorities face systematic oppression, international aid groups say, as the government rolls back basic human rights and steadily imposes a media blackout to cover it up.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is still on the mend from an appendectomy two weeks ago, and there is no timetable for his participation in training camp.

Three people were killed Wednesday when a house exploded in the southern Indiana city of Evansville, authorities said.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk sold $6.88 billion worth of Tesla stock, according to financial records published Tuesday night.

Former President Donald Trump showed again that his endorsements are game-changers in GOP primaries, scoring big wins in Connecticut and Wisconsin.

The West is burning again. As millions of residents can attest, the reddish nighttime glow emanating from the dry hills is a seasonal occurrence in a region known for its hot and dry summers.

Stripping the names of Confederate generals from the front gates at nine Army posts won't cost as much as the Navy's new guided missile frigate -- about $1.2 billion per ship -- but it won't be cheap either.

Rising prices. Staffing shortages. Economic contraction. Recession.

Burdensome energy regulations are driving up the costs across the board, from transportation fuel to utility bills.

The Washington Post ran some desperate cover for President Biden last week.

China's recently concluded large-scale military exercises near Taiwan included at least a dozen missile firings that landed in areas around the self-ruled island state.

Liberty University, the evangelical school in Lynchburg, Virginia, said Wednesday it's beginning a formal search for a new president.

The dominos have fallen for Domino's Pizza in Italy.

What happened to "It's the way you play the game that really counts"? Maybe it was never that way. It could be that winning was always the only thing that mattered. But we used to at least pay lip service to the high-minded rules of decorum.

With the Mar-a-Lago raid, the Marxist "Obamunists" are sending a message that they are untouchable ("FBI puts credibility on line with Trump raid," Web, Aug. 9). Period. FBI Director Christopher Wray was arrogant and unapologetic in testimony before the Senate -- and he then used a government plane to fly off to his vacation spot. That was icing on the cake.

President Biden said this week that the so-called Inflation Reduction Act funds "everything from health care to God knows what else." This reminds me of what House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said about the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. She said, "We have to pass the bill, so that you can find out what is in it." So much for transparency in government when it comes to Mr. Biden, Mrs. Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer.