Новости за 07.11.2022

A California father and admitted fentanyl addict has been arrested on homicide charges after his nearly 2-year-old daughter died from overdosing on the synthetic opioid.

The annual United Nations climate conference that kicked off this week produced dire warnings from world leaders that the planet will soon be in peril if people don't start taking climate change more seriously.

U.S. hospitals experienced an alarming spike in the number of adolescents and young adults seeking care for eating disorders during the 2020 and 2021 pandemic lockdowns, according to a new study.

Most Americans plan to buy their Thanksgiving turkeys on sale, at discount stores and from generic brands to offset rising prices this year, according to a recent poll.

Assuming the polls are right, Republicans will take over the House of Representatives by a large margin following Tuesday's election and possibly even the Senate.

A recent poll shows that women voters are "flocking" to the GOP during these midterm elections.

Donald Trump is back. And nobody learned a thing.

A Chicago high school principal has been suspended while the school system looks into why a student was allowed to dress for Halloween last week in a German military uniform that was said to be reminiscent of a Nazi officer.

CBS should be required, under federal campaign-finance laws, to report the Oct. 30 edition of "60 Minutes" to the Federal Election Commission.

You can't make this up: The same cast of characters who erred so badly on COVID-19 want a do-over. A head-turning essay in The Atlantic went so far as to plead for "pandemic amnesty."

Last week, President Biden attacked the coal industry. He said his administration was going "to be shutting down these plants all across America..."

Democrats are poised to get - to borrow a word from former President Barack Obama -- a shellacking in this year's midterms.

Voters across the country will decide rules on elections, drug legalization and sports gaming in Tuesday's election. Abortion rules might be the biggest issue on the ballots.

Veteran Democratic political strategist James Carville crafted a timeless slogan when he coined the 1992 phrase "It's the economy, stupid," affirming the belief that money -- or the lack thereof -- is most likely to move voters to action.

Many Americans will vote the party line on Tuesday but crucial races could be decided by folks who pick a governor from one party and a Senate contender from the opposite team.

When I launched my campaign to represent Michigan's 3rd Congressional District, I understood this would be no ordinary race on who had the better ideas, the Republican, or the Democrat. This would be a referendum on crazy versus normal and I would be the candidate defending normal.

Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes told jurors on Monday there was no plan for his band of extremists to attack the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, as he tries to clear his name in his seditious conspiracy trial.

Twitter owner Elon Musk is urging voters to turn control of Congress over to Republicans, seeking to sway voters ahead of Tuesday's election on the social media platform he recently acquired.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued her first official opinion on Monday, writing that the high court should have reviewed the case of an Ohio death row inmate challenging his execution.

Mimi Parker, whose soothing vocals helped propel the Minnesota indie band Low to critical acclaim, has died at age 55, nearly two years after revealing that she had been diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

The CEO of Blended Festival has skipped out on paying hundreds of artists, vendors, investors and festival staff after he disappeared earlier this fall, according to a report.

The Indianapolis Colts on Monday fired coach Frank Reich amid the team's underwhelming season.

President Biden stepped up his pitch to Black voters on the final day of campaigning before Tuesday's midterm elections, trying to sway a key portion of the electorate.

Key House Republicans have demanded the secretary of Labor preserve evidence of how it's grappled with the massive amount of fraud in the pandemic unemployment program, saying the department's response to the theft of perhaps hundreds of billions of dollars has been "unacceptable."

Kirk Cousins is slowly becoming the most viral quarterback in the National Football League.