Новости за 23.11.2022

Democrats on Capitol Hill have a bone to pick with school lunches, but it's not the mediocre entrees or rising food costs: it's the cow's milk.

What if the government's true goal is to perpetuate its own power?

American upset Georgetown on Wednesday for the first time since 1982 -- when Hoyas coach Patrick Ewing was a star player for Georgetown.

In one respect, Pennsylvania Gov.-elect Josh Shapiro deserves kudos.

Liberal Washington celebrated the Nov. 18 appointment of Department of Justice functionary Jack Smith as former President Donald Trump's second special counsel.

Customs and Border Protection agents working the World Trade Bridge border crossing in Laredo, Texas, seized almost 119 pounds of cocaine worth over $1.5 million, the agency announced Wednesday.

Teenagers may enjoy being out of school to eat turkey on Thursday, but don't expect them to be able to tell you if Thanksgiving is a federal holiday.

Maybe it's something in the Scandinavian waters, but Norway has been ranked by two different advocacy groups as both the least corrupt country in the world and the best place to retire.

District attorneys in Oregon are once again sounding the alarm over the state's critical shortage of court-provided attorneys for low-income defendants. The lack of public defenders has strained the criminal justice system and left more than 700 people statewide without legal representation.

President Biden and first lady Jill Biden have had a full house over the past few months.

Clothing importer Bentex is recalling 87,000 units of nine Disney-themed sets of children's clothing due to the levels of lead used in paint for the shirts, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Wednesday.

Seven Michigan State football players are charged in the postgame melee in Michigan Stadium's tunnel last month, according to a statement Wednesday from the Washtenaw County Prosecutor's Office.

Good Samaritan Norma Thornton's defiant pledge to never stop feeding the poor truly tugged at my heartstrings when we recently sat down to discuss her shocking ordeal.

A Christian rescue mission in Casper, Wyoming, has won concessions from state and federal regulators and will be able to hire those who affirm the nonprofit's religious beliefs, its attorneys said Wednesday.

The suspect in the deadly massacre at a Colorado Springs gay nightclub identifies as nonbinary, according to defense attorneys, raising questions about whether the attack was motivated by anti-LGBTQ bias.

November is National Adoption Month, but adoption agencies and advocates say they do not expect a baby boom as abortions decline following the end of Roe v. Wade.

A female tourist was attacked by a crowd of people Sunday after she ignored the law and climbed an ancient Mayan pyramid in Mexico.

Donald Trump isn't finished with politics, but politics may well be done with him.

It's the shoe that all of East Asia is still waiting to drop.

Clicking through the New York metropolitan news channels, it is hard not to notice the complete media blackout of live coverage of former President Donald Trump's 20204 candidacy announcement.

The Republican leading the national charge against "woke" financial firms with climate investment policies wants to take his battle to Congress by way of a West Virginia House district.

Before announcing his candidacy for president in 2024, former President Trump should have headed the words of Kenny Rodgers in "The Gambler": "You've got to know when to hold' em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away and know when to run."

A post office in the 600 block of Pennsylvania Avenue in southeast D.C. was robbed at about 2:40 p.m. Tuesday, according to the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. The service didn't specify what was stolen.

"Scum and traitors" lie with great frequency.

As far as I'm concerned, Anthony Fauci knows precisely where COVID-19 originated ("Fauci's last press briefing erupts amid reporters' shouting match," Web, Nov. 22).