Новости за 28.11.2022

President Biden's shift on energy and foreign policy has sparked outrage. Critics are accusing the administration of hypocrisy for promoting a green agenda domestically while lifting oil sanctions on an adversary and allowing Chevron to resume production in Venezuela.

A theatrically released streaming series about the life of Jesus reached the box office top 10 for the second straight weekend over Thanksgiving, outperforming Hollywood Oscar bait such as "She Said."

The FBI on Monday confirmed that the bones found in a Georgia landfill are those of a toddler who had been reported missing last month and whose mother was arrested last week on charges including murder.

Republican candidates were outmaneuvered by their Democratic opponents this fall as the hoped-for "red wave" failed to materialize.

The U.N. annual climate conference (COP27) that just concluded in Egypt might have set the record for the greatest number of bad ideas ever presented at a major international conference.

We know at least one of the priorities of the Biden administration in the remaining weeks that Democrats control the House of Representatives.

Geopolitical tensions and questions of human rights violations and protests in Iran will loom large when the Iranian and U.S. soccer teams face off Tuesday in one of the most anticipated games -- and biggest spectacles -- of the World Cup tournament playing out in Qatar.

The occupiers of the political left and right who have lived to hate Donald Trump for the past six years have mobilized again to defeat the former president's campaign to regain the White House.

ICE collected tens of thousands of dollars in union dues from employees even after the agency had helped to kill off the union, according to a new complaint demanding that Uncle Sam pay back the money it took.

When one thinks of predators in the ocean, it is hard not to think instantly of sharks, for they are near the top of the predator list in all of the oceans of the world. Sharks are to be feared!

Pope Francis said Roman Catholics in the United States should shun polarization.

In what we hope are the last, desperate death gurgles of their long, sordid history with racist political strategies, the Democrat party is accusing others of "normalizing antisemitism."

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell is running to become the next chairman of the Republican National Committee, putting him on a crash course with Ronna McDaniel.

Anyone in the know when J. Edgar Hoover was FBI director was aware of the rumors that Mr. Hoover kept secret files with damaging information to go after his enemies.

You've seen and heard the TV and radio ads: Law firms encouraging ill veterans who were stationed at Camp Lejeune to seek monetary damages from the federal government over the base's contaminated water.

Five-time World Cup champion Brazil overcame the absence of injured star Neymar to beat Switzerland 1-0 with a late goal Monday and make it to the round of 16 with a match to spare in Group G.

Hall of Famers Chipper Jones, Greg Maddux, Jack Morris and Ryne Sandberg are among 16 members of the contemporary baseball era committee that will meet Sunday to consider the Cooperstown fate of an eight-man ballot that includes Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Rafael Palmeiro.

Make some room, Phi Slama Jama. Another Houston team has reached the top of men's college basketball.

The Biden administration said Monday it supports the World Health Organization's decision to rename monkeypox as mpox.

Twitter owner Elon Musk pledged to build new phones to compete with Apple and Google's devices if they try to wall his social media platform out of their app stores, escalating a competitive threat to the prominent tech titans' power posed by the billionaire tycoon.

Young Americans are now more likely to vape or smoke marijuana than cigarettes, according to Gallup polling that finds their attraction to cigarettes at an all-time low.

When Winston Churchill spoke of "the lights of a perverted science," he wasn't criticizing or referring to the many benefits that harnessing the powers of chemistry and physics have bestowed upon humankind.

The Pelosi-contrived, partisan Jan. 6 hearings have ended and an anti-Trump report will soon be delivered ("Rep. Adam Schiff denies reported rift within Jan. 6 committee," Web Nov. 27).

China is easing some of its coronavirus restrictions in the face of astonishing protests against President Xi Jinping, but the communist government showed no signs of abandoning its zero-COVID policy and so-called nuisance accounts tried to bury news about the protests online.

The Kraft Heinz Foods Co. is being sued for $5 million for the "false and misleading" claim that its microwavable Velveeta Shells & Cheese is "ready in 3 1/2 minutes" as it states on its packaging, according to court records.