Новости за 18.08.2022

The news media is quickly homing in on former Vice President Mike Pence, casting him as a potential candidate for president ready to redefine himself -- and quite possibly the Republican Party.

NCAA officials sent a letter to its membership Thursday noting its enforcement's staff pursuit of "potential violations" of the name, image and likeness compensation policy and emphasizing the need for schools to help investigations.

The Centers for Disease Control is investigating and helping mitigate an E. coli outbreak in two Midwestern states.

A former high school basketball player from Northern Virginia died after he was hit by a train Tuesday night in North Carolina.

The Voice of America is canceling two Chinese-language programs focused on the standoff between China and Taiwan in a move critics say signals a softening of the broadcaster's coverage of communist China.

Sharks close to the shore may be bad news for your leg or arm if you happen to get bitten, but wildlife experts maintain that an uptick in sightings is a good sign for the environment.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' campaign rally in Ohio Friday for Republican Senate candidate and author J.D. Vance is encountering opposition from news organizations who object to organizers' unusual condition of requiring access to their video footage of the event.

I could never quite understand Rep. Liz Cheney -- and her esteemed father, former Vice President Dick Cheney -- opposing former President Donald Trump and going "all in" against him due to Mr. Trump's "election denying" narrative.

In the roughly two years she was in office, Rep. Liz Cheney's personal wealth grew from $4 million to $44 million dollars. I submit that she either experienced a financial miracle or enriched herself at the expense of the American taxpayer.

The Washington Times should consider inviting Rep. Liz Cheney to a series of televised debates regarding the 2020 general election. Opponents could include Dinesh D'Souza and the "True The Vote" team: Peter Navarro, Seth Keshel, David Bossie, David Clements, Two Red Pills, etc. Ms. Cheney should be allowed to bring one or two "experts" to any debate.

The affidavit used to justify the raid on President Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence will be unsealed, at least in part.

Topless picket lines may become a thing.

A Utah high school athletics association secretly investigated a female athlete - without telling her or her parents - after receiving complaints from the parents of two girls she had defeated in competition questioning whether the girl was transgender.

Two Jewish students who say they were expelled from a sexual-assault survivors' group over their pro-Israel views have filed a complaint with the Education Department calling for an investigation into the university.

More Americans streamed TV content in July than got it via cable, the first month this has ever happened, according to new data from Nielsen.

Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin was caught partying -- again -- this time in a video leaked Wednesday that featured other celebrities, media members and politicians from her Social Democratic party.

Elon Musk was the guest of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy at a GOP donor event this week in Wyoming, where he said that Republicans need to show compassion for immigrants.

In a city of 10 million people, just 15 miles from the North Korean border -- bristling with nuclear warheads -- international diplomacy is not some kind of State Department parlor game.

A federal appeals court has ruled that a Russian Orthodox priest can sue the people he claims libeled him and tarnished his reputation in that faith community.

The details about the investigation were laid out Thursday during a court hearing after several news organizations asked a federal judge to make public the affidavit supporting the warrant that allowed FBI agents to search Trump's Florida estate.

In the coming years, historians will hold debates and offer their opinions about which president of the early 21st century had the most impact.

Injuries have left Commanders coach Ron Rivera and his staff scrambling ahead of Saturday's preseason game at the Kansas City Chiefs. The coach said he would ideally like his starters to play an entire half, but injuries may prevent that.

Brian Stelter is leaving CNN and the network is canceling the Sunday show he hosts, "Reliable Sources."

David Vassegh thought it would make good TV to take a ride on Bernie Brewer's slide before the Los Angeles Dodgers played in Milwaukee on Wednesday night. It didn't go quite according to plan.

A poll of more than 2000 Americans was released showing nearly half - 45% - expressed grave reservations about a provision of the bill giving the U.S. Internal Revenue Service the authority to hire nearly 87,000 new agents.