Новости за 14.08.2022

On Wednesday, Aug. 10, Merrick Garland, the United States attorney general, confidently strutted to the national podium and asserted, "No person is above the law in this country."

Fate has placed Mr. Biden in the middle of a multifront maelstrom comparable to the 20th century's Cold War. It is not his fault, but he is assuredly liable for the verbal blunders.

Efforts by the nation's top law enforcement official to provide clarity on the FBI's unprecedented search of former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate have done little to quell the fierce blowback from some Republican lawmakers.

A Texas man died after he chugged a bottle of a mysterious "cloudy" liquid following his conviction for multiple counts of child sexual assault.

The Los Angeles Police Department has ended its investigation into Anne Heche's car accident, when the actor crashed into a Los Angeles home on Aug. 5.

The Juan Soto-led Padres took care of business Sunday with a 6-0 win over the Soto-less Nationals to hand Washington its fifth straight series loss.

The walrus that became a beloved interloper in Norway's Oslo fjord was euthanized by authorities on Sunday.

A New York City security guard shot dead last month while working on the set of a "Law & Order: Organized Crime" was targeted, according to police.

Two men are being sued for defamation by the Louisiana school librarian who was accused of being "a pedophile" for wanting to keep "pornographic material" in a public library's children's section, according to a lawsuit.

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam B. Schiff expressed confidence Sunday that members of Congress will be briefed by the intelligence community about any potential national security risks posed by the classified documents retrieved by the FBI from former President Trump's South Florida home.

The president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints rededicated its temple in Kensington, Maryland, on Sunday.

At the height of the chaotic U.S. evacuation from Afghanistan, first lady Jill Biden's office went outside the normal channels and begged veterans groups to help find a way to evacuate people who were having trouble navigating the process.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Sunday chastised fellow Republicans for attacking the FBI after its seizure of classified material from former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.

The U.S. Capitol Police said Sunday that a man killed himself after he drove his vehicle into a barricade near the Capitol building, fired gunshots into the air and then turned the weapon on himself.

The top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee said Sunday that the FBI needs to provide greater transparency of its search of former President Donald Trump's Florida home but that none of the parties involved should be given free passes for breaking the law.

EXCLUSIVE: U.S. national security agencies including the FBI are under assault from their leaders' "political mindset" that threatens to undermine the core mission of protecting Americans, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told The Washington Times in an exclusive interview.

The District is allowing more people to be vaccinated against monkeypox.

"The Satanic Verses" author Salman Rushdie was taken off a ventilator and able to talk Saturday, a day after he was stabbed as he prepared to give a lecture in upstate New York.

Police arrested three Arizona parents, shocking two of them with stun guns, as they tried to force their way into a school that police locked down Friday after an armed man was seen trying to get on campus, authorities said.

President Biden expressed his condolences for author Salman Rushdie, saying he was "shocked and saddened" after news that he was stabbed at an event in New York on Friday.

Two House investigators requested a review and damage assessment of the boxes full of highly classified information seized by the FBI in a raid at former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate.