Новости за 15.09.2022

Police in Arizona have discovered a mummified body in the bathtub of a home where a woman was arrested for burglary.

Five defendants, one of them being Lucchese crime family "soldier" Anthony Villani, were charged last week with operating an offshore gambling operation for sports bets for over 15 years.

The Libertarian Party of Virginia has voted to dissolve itself amid disagreements with the party's national direction, but some are questioning whether the vote was legitimate.

Told the Detroit Lions were favorites Sunday for the first time in nearly two years, Terry McLaurin had the only appropriate reaction.

The Beltway Series that took place this week in the District -- the Orioles won both games -- offered a clear-cut juxtaposition of two franchises on opposite ends of rebuilds.

Last week, it was announced that the Israeli superhero Sabra would be featured in the upcoming film "Captain America: New World Order." The announcement set off a flurry of angry responses from Palestinian supporters online, claiming that the studio is engaging in Zionist propaganda.

Control of the Senate may come down to the ultimate tossup state -- North Carolina -- where former judge Cheri Beasley and Republican Rep. Ted Budd are locked in an incredibly close race that's been overshadowed by the mud-slinging and hand-wringing in other marquee matchups.

Federal lawmakers say discovering a "fountain of youth" to slow and perhaps end human aging is a realistic possibility.

This week's Terps Top Three looks at Maryland football's diversified run game, a family reunion for the Tagovailoas, and one of the area's finest coming home.

The University of Michigan plans to begin experimenting with a new high-power laser that will eventually become the strongest laser in America, according to the researchers.

The campaign by red-state governors to ship illegal immigrants to Democrat-led areas expanded dramatically this week with Texas dropping busloads right outside Vice President Kamala Harris's official residence in Washington, and Florida flying planeloads of Venezuelans to Martha's Vineyard, a playground for the country's liberal elite.

A Chick-fil-A employee in Florida helped to stop a man Wednesday who was allegedly carjacking a woman with a baby, according to authorities.

Robert Cahaly of the Trafalgar Group polling firm, which gained prominence after accurately predicting former President Donald Trump's 2016 surge, says judging the political landscape ahead of the midterms has just become harder.

Many Tesla employees are still working at home, despite CEO Elon Musk's demand in May that all workers return to the office.

After nearly seven weeks of being forced to boil their water before drinking it or using it to brush teeth, people in Mississippi's largest city were told Thursday that water from the tap is safe to consume -- but Jackson's water system still needs big repairs that the mayor says the cash-strapped city cannot afford on its own.

In times of peace, elections are almost always about the economy. As ex-President Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign memorably scolded: "It's the economy, stupid!"

The Internet and its social media channels have provided the most significant advancements for free speech in hundreds of years, probably since Gutenberg invented the printing press.

President Joe Biden's plan to cancel student loan debt shows utter disregard for the laws that limit his powers. The plan is unconstitutional and should be determined as such by the courts.

"Americans spent more on taxes in 2021 than on food, clothing and health care combined."

The people in woke corporate America are so stupid. What criminal is going to purchase a firearm with a credit card (at least, with one of their own)?

An Indiana judge turned down on Thursday a request to block enforcement of the state's abortion ban just hours after it took effect.

President Joe Biden plans to meet at the White House on Friday with family members of WNBA star Brittney Griner and Michigan corporate security executive Paul Whelan, both of whom remain jailed in Russia, senior administration officials told The Associated Press.

Electric carmaker Tesla has been hit with a new consumer class-action suit in federal court alleging the company falsely advertised its autopilot and full self-driving features.

The White House said it is enthused by positive data showing a slowdown in the spread of monkeypox but warned that progress is uneven across the U.S. and minority men are not getting enough vaccines.

A U.S. senator said Thursday that Homeland Security is bamboozling Americans into agreeing to allow their phones to be searched at the border, then storing their data for 15 years in a database that lacks good controls over who can access it.