Новости за 25.11.2022

Scientists have determined that four 3rd-century Roman coins found in 18th-century Romania, once thought to be forgeries, are not only authentic but the only proof of a Roman imperial claimant.

A Pennsylvania man was arrested by police at Newark Liberty International Airport on Thanksgiving after Transportation Security Administration agents found a loaded handgun in his carry-on luggage.

Former President Donald Trump is claiming he didn't know that white nationalist Nick Fuentes was among several people, along with rapper Ye, whom he hosted for an intimate dinner this week at his Mar-a-Lago home in Florida.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin said he wants tax cuts in next year's budget proposal, though he will tread cautiously ahead of a possible economic downturn.

Thousands of Amazon workers are staging strikes and a walkout this Black Friday to push the company into paying better wages and enhance its climate policies.

German climate activists from the "Last Generation" group broke into the Berlin Brandenburg Airport and glued themselves to the tarmac Thursday in a protest against emissions.

Elon Musk just called out the AP for "misinformation" after the news outlet posted a tweet conflating fact with opinion, with the apparent intent of convincing readers of the dangers the platform's new atmosphere of free speech is bringing to the world. Now the left hates him.

Former President Donald Trump is blasting a reported move by Rep. Liz Cheney to focus the final report by the House Jan. 6 committee exclusively on him instead of security officials' failure to prepare for the attack on the Capitol.

The Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning not to sell or eat raw oysters harvested last Feb. 6 and sold by Korean exporter Dai One Food Co. in 13 states due to possible sapovirus contamination.

A Carnival Cruise Line passenger who went overboard Wednesday night was rescued in the Gulf of Mexico by the U.S. Coast Guard Thursday.

Hunter Biden's long trail of suspicious business dealings will get new scrutiny as House Republicans, armed with subpoena power, begin what is expected to be an intense, politically charged probe into President Biden's involvement in his son's money-making schemes.

A Texas gun shop owner is suing the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives over a new policy used to revoke firearm dealers' licenses over small clerical errors in the paperwork for gun sales, which the lawsuit says is a violation of federal gun laws.

The lead singer of the K-pop supergroup BTS doesn't want his legion of screaming fans to be crowding around an army base in South Korea when his compulsory military training begins next month.

Small businesses could be shut out of lucrative government contracts because of the massive compliance costs imposed under a proposed Biden administration rule that would require large federal contractors to reduce and publicly disclose their greenhouse gas emissions.

Sen. Joe Manchin is negotiating in Congress to pass an energy permitting reform bill before the end of the year after Democrats reneged on a promise to approve the legislation in September.

President Joe Biden is said to be spending this holiday season in deep thought about another run for the Senate, err, make that another run as President Kamala Harris' sidekick, err, oops, make that a third term in the White House. Or something, something, Ah, the hope of the DNC.

So milk is racist ("Spilt milk: Why Democrats say only offering cow's milk in schools is 'dietary racism,'" Web, Nov. 23).

Stocks wobbled to a mixed close on Wall Street Friday, but every major index notched weekly gains in a holiday-shortened week.

Mexican prosecutors said Thursday they have filed charges against a U.S. woman on suspicion of killing another American seen being beaten in a viral video.

Dak Prescott threw two touchdown passes to tight end Dalton Schultz, Ezekiel Elliott ran for a score and the Dallas Cowboys beat the New York Giants 28-20 on Thanksgiving Day.

The Walmart supervisor who shot and killed six co-workers in Virginia seemed to target people and fired at some victims after they were already hit and appeared to be dead, said a witness who was present when the shooting started.

CBS News has declared Hunter Biden's laptop to be authentic, calling to mind one of the old "Far Side" comics by Gary Larson.

"I feel like we're capable of winning when we get some guys back," Laviolette said. "We've got to put the wins in the column. We can't just keep looking down the road at a later date."

Doesn't the Commanders' settlement with the Maryland attorney general validate Jason Friedman's committee testimony, first reported in the Washington Post and outlined in a letter from the committee to the Federal Trade Commission? After all, there is no Maryland investigation without his testimony.