Новости за 16.08.2022

Federal authorities arrested former Rep. T.J. Cox, California Democrat, on Tuesday on charges related to various fraud schemes that stole over $1.7 million during a five-year period.

Minneapolis Public Schools is defending its agreement with the teachers' union to lay off White instructors ahead of less-senior minority faculty, saying the terms are needed to fix "past discrimination."

Tuesday was an odd day of practice for Antonio Gibson.

Shortstop C.J. Abrams is just 21 years old, but he's already got plenty of pressure on him. The way Abrams performs over the final two months could go a long way toward convincing the fanbase that trading away a generational talent like Juan Soto was maybe the right move.

American Airlines is aiming beyond the flight of the Concordes with a new non-refundable down payment on 20 supersonic jets from Boom Supersonic.

TikTok's recent silencing of conservative and pro-life voices is raising questions about whether the tech industry's woke political culture is to blame -- or whether the Chinese-owned company is doing the bidding of Beijing.

The commander of American military forces in the Pacific is pushing back against Chinese government claims that a three-nation pact to build nuclear submarines for Australia poses a danger of nuclear weapons proliferation.

The pattern of politically driven justice has become sickeningly familiar: The Russiagate hoax, then failed impeachment No. 1 followed by futile impeachment No. 2.

Communities across the United States are feeling the impacts of the current economic and energy crisis.

Gun owners and constitutionalists at large are growing increasingly concerned by an invasive new policy to be enforced by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.

The federal judge who approved the search warrant for former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate has scheduled a Thursday hearing on media requests to unseal the affidavit used to justify the FBI's search.

More than $7 billion worth of U.S.-supplied military hardware, ranging from howitzers to sniper rifles, fell into the hands of the Taliban in Afghanistan when the American-backed government in Kabul swiftly collapsed amid the U.S. pullout a year ago.

The Federal Reserve and the Biden administration are in a treacherous period.

Rudy Giuliani said recently breaking into the home of a former president is a "political act." Those defending the current administration answer that it is a warranted judicial act, not a party attack.

Do those of us who remember President John F. Kennedy ever wonder what happened to his style of Democrat?

Conservative pundits and GOP leaders seem to have a permanent pronoun and political narrative problem. It's not "they" or the "radical Democrats" who are ruining our country for their own political payback. It's the Clintons, stupid.

Two corporate behemoths, Walmart and Paramount, hope that Walmart+ plus Paramount+ equals subscriber growth.

House Democratic leaders are accusing the Department of Homeland Security inspector general of obstructing congressional oversight by repeatedly failing to turn over the Secret Service's missing texts from before and during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the Capitol.

One of the feel-good stories of last year's training camp won't end the same way this season.

We have not seen Russian President Vladimir Putin riding around the Russian countryside on horseback and shirtless lately, have we?

The California Department of Motor Vehicles has accused Tesla of false advertising in promoting its "full self-driving" and "Autopilot" features for cars.

Starbucks is calling for all union elections in their cafes to be paused after accusing the National Labor Relations Board of misconduct. In a letter to the NLRB dated Monday, the coffee retailer accused the board of working with Workers United, the union representing Starbucks employees, to help them win union votes by manipulating the election process.

Amid a full-blown border crisis that threatens national security and public health, a bipartisan group of lawmakers has decided this might be a good time to fast-track citizenship for around 76,000 Afghan nationals.

After last season ended, the Washington Commanders' offensive coordinator began wondering if he should move from the coaches' box to the sideline on game days. Then the Commanders traded for Carson Wentz, and Turner became convinced.

Yes, the NFL is looking and acting like it's essentially back to normal going into its third season dealing with COVID-19.