Новости за 06.12.2022

Janitors at the Twitter headquarters are on strike after the company locked them out and told their union it planned to replace them.

With Cristiano Ronaldo on the bench, the superstar striker's replacement scored a hat trick to lead Portugal over Switzerland 6-1 and into the World Cup quarterfinals on Tuesday.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon warned Tuesday that a nationwide spate of shoplifting could lead the retail chain to raise prices for consumers to offset losses.

The International Olympic Committee on Tuesday warned that it could stop working with Afghanistan ahead of the next Olympics in 2024 if women are not allowed to play sports under Taliban rule.

A mysterious wooden structure uncovered on a beach in Florida's Volusia County by erosion caused by Hurricanes Nicole and Ian could date to the 19th century, archaeologists announced Tuesday.

The family of a fallen police officer refused to shake hands with Republicans during a Congressional Gold Medal ceremony Tuesday to honor those who responded to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.

The Delta Air Lines' pilot union has reached an agreement that could see a massive shakeup in the plane industry.

Digital media company BuzzFeed is cutting 12% of its workforce, citing worsening economic conditions.

Education has been touted as an 'island of success' in the sea of hubris and corruption that was our misadventure in Afghanistan.

What happens when nearly 20,000 tons of warships nearly collide?

It was reported recently that a California task force will recommend giving $223,200 each to all descendants of slaves in California to remedy "housing discrimination" between 1933 and 1977. The total cost to California taxpayers would be about $559 billion, or more than California's entire annual budget.

Chinese hackers with ties to the country's ruling Communist Party stole at least $20 million in U.S COVID-19 relief funds, the Secret Service said Monday.

The player everyone assumed was a lock to join LIV Golf is still a PGA Tour member and might be the only one capable of making sense without making enemies.

A federal judge in Portland delivered an initial victory Tuesday to proponents of a sweeping gun-control measure approved by Oregon voters, allowing a ban on the sale and transfer of new high-capacity magazines to take effect this week while giving law enforcement more time to set up a system for permits that will now be required to buy or transfer a gun.

Anderson Lee Aldrich loaded bullets into a Glock pistol and chugged vodka, ominously warning frightened grandparents not to stand in the way of an elaborate plan to stockpile guns, ammo, body armor and a homemade bomb to become "the next mass killer."

The Washington Commanders are one of the least analytically advanced teams in the league, according to a survey of NFL analytics staffers published by ESPN Tuesday.

Unusual bedfellows emerged Tuesday as Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell slammed a late effort by Democratic leadership to include energy legislation championed by Sen. Joe Manchin III in an unrelated defense policy bill.

Donald Trump's company was convicted of tax fraud on Tuesday in a case brought by the Manhattan District Attorney, a significant repudiation of financial practices at the former president's business.

The family of the boy who in 2019 was thrown off the third story of the Mall of America has reached a settlement with the Minnesota mall.

The chairman of the House Jan. 6 Committee confirmed on Tuesday that the panel will make criminal referrals to the Justice Department as it concludes its investigation into the events that led to the pro-Trump attack on the Capitol in 2021.

A "permissive" culture at the FBI's training facility led to female candidates being dismissed and receiving harsher evaluations than their male counterparts, with half the women saying they were subject to sexist jokes or stories, according to a report released Tuesday by the Justice Department's internal watchdog.

Students in San Francisco's public elementary schools have the unquestionable right to identify as other genders on campus, according to school system policy documents obtained by a parental rights advocacy group.

Morocco became the first Arab nation to advance to the World Cup quarterfinals, beating Spain 3-0 in a penalty shootout on Tuesday.

A Pittsburgh-area McDonald's franchisee that employed 101 minors across 13 locations broke federal scheduling and safety law, the Labor Department announced Monday.

Argentine Vice President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner was convicted and sentenced Tuesday to 6 years in prison and a lifetime ban from holding public office for a fraud scheme that embezzled $1 billion through public works projects during her presidency.