Новости за 05.10.2022

A rancher in Washington state was sentenced to 11 years for a $244 million wire fraud scheme involving non-existent cattle perpetrated against Tyson Foods and a second company Tuesday.

For thousands of religious health care providers across the U.S., it is their deeply held faith that motivates them to serve patients from all backgrounds with excellent, compassionate medical care.

As my father used to say, "Set your goals and focus on achieving them." Wise words. China long ago took them to heart and for thousands of years, they have followed with remarkable success.

A number of years ago, an antacid remedy conducted a widely disseminated television advertising campaign. The ads included the question: "How do you spell relief?"

Louisiana will divest nearly $800 million in state funds by the end of the year from BlackRock over its pivot away from fossil fuel investments, the state's treasurer informed the company's CEO on Wednesday.

President Biden and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis put their differences aside Wednesday as they toured storm damage in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, one of Florida's deadliest and most expensive storms in decades.

Alligators and snakes have infested Sanibel Island after Hurricane Ian ripped through southwest Florida last week.

Kanye West took aim at the Black Lives Matter movement Tuesday, just a day after causing a stir by wearing a "White Lives Matter" shirt to his Paris fashion show.

Democrats running in House and Senate races have ditched talk about climate change and green energy policies as voters signal the economy, high gas and heating prices, illegal immigration and abortion will influence them the most at the ballot box on Nov. 8.

Three federal government agencies provided millions of dollars directly to Chinese research centers between 2015 and 2021, according to a report by the congressional watchdog Governmental Accountability Office.

Given his criminal history, it's not clear that Damian Allen Kingbird should have been allowed to vote in 2020.

A new activist group is trying to restore American pride in Gen-Z and millennials, blaming the leftward shift of culture and politics for zapping patriotism out of today's youth.

A woman has been arrested for trafficking 15,000 "rainbow fentanyl" pills camouflaged like candy into Manhattan, which authorities said is the largest seizure to date in New York City.

A 26-year-old man was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison for killing a retired St. Louis police captain as he tried to stop a pawn shop from being looted during racial injustice protests two years ago.

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry has officially launched his bid for governor in a highly-anticipated gubernatorial race to succeed term-limited Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards next year.

Documents seized from former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago residences last month included analyses about possible pardons, legal bills and retainer agreements with lawyers, and details of calls with foreign presidents, according to a log of potentially privileged materials inadvertently posted in a public court document on Wednesday.

A federal appellate court on Wednesday agreed to expedite the Justice Department's legal challenge to the appointment of a special master to review thousands of documents seized from former President Trump's estate in Florida.

As she campaigned for party leader, it seemed to us that Britain's Liz Truss consciously encouraged favorable comparisons to her late predecessor, the Right Honorable Margaret Thatcher.

Standing in front of a room packed full of college students, I have an unpopular opinion to share: Despite what many young Americans believe, socialism is not the answer to the nation's problems.

An Arlington real estate agent and leader of the local NAACP chapter was killed when a van he was traveling in while on vacation in Turks and Caicos was shot up in an ambush Sunday.

Democratic U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan, who has made his opponent's questionable record fighting the opioid epidemic a central theme of his campaign for Ohio's open U.S. Senate seat, has accepted campaign donations over the years from drug distributors blamed for key roles in the crisis, an Associated Press review found.

Illegal immigrants sneaking into the U.S. now have a new worry: they're being mugged or sexually assaulted as soon as they cross the Rio Grande.

Former Hunter Biden business partner Tony Bobulinski says questions need to be asked of a top former FBI official who was involved in leading the investigation into the president's son and resigned from the agency while under scrutiny.

This is how you put together a politically charged Department of Justice with its sights on former President Donald Trump and turning the Jan. 6 rioters into convicted criminals.

An Illinois man was convicted Thursday for attempted possession with intent to distribute after shipping ecstasy from the Netherlands to America via the "dark web."