Новости за 04.01.2023

Georgetown coach Patrick Ewing's loss-filled stint at his alma mater was called a "challenging and frustrating time" by athletic director Lee Reed, who added Wednesday that "no one is more committed" to turning things around than the former star center.

From July 2021 to July 2022, 300,000 more people moved out of New York state than moved in.

As the 2000 Republican primaries approached, Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah called me. We had been friends for years, and he was calling to let me know that he was about to announce his candidacy for president.

Federal prison guards appear to have acted within policy when they deployed pepper spray on inmate Jamel Floyd in 2020 in an incident that ended with his death, an inspector general concluded.

Georgia's proud defense has allowed a combined 71 points in its two postseason games, including the 42-41 last-minute win over Ohio State in the College Football Playoff semifinal.

Lamar Jackson remained absent Wednesday from the portion of practice open to reporters.

About 20 Republican congressional representatives are playing an extremely dangerous game by casting protest votes against Rep. Kevin McCarthy in his bid for House speaker.

The new slim Republican majority in the House of Representatives lacks something besides its slim majority and the battle over leadership positions. It lacks intellectual depth.

Usually, when the House of Representatives is in session, there's no one in the stately chamber.

In the course of an FBI written response to a Freedom of Information Act, the government has yet again acknowledged its antipathy to constitutional provisions that all of its employees have sworn to uphold.

Japanese officials are offering cash incentives to convince families to leave the country's capital of Tokyo for "unfashionable" rural areas.

While everyone else was transfixed by the theater that is the speaker's race, the incoming majority whip of the House outlined last week the first 11 bills or resolutions that the majority will address.

The family of former U.S. captain Claudio Reyna said it notified the U.S. Soccer Federation of a decades-old incident involving Gregg Berhalter and his wife in response to the U.S. coach's disparagement of Claudio's son, young star Gio Reyna.

An inflatable inner tube with poles covered in lead-based paint. A toddler walker with tiny wheels and wheel attachment hardware that can detach. A "stacking" activity set with information stickers that can separate from the bottom.

New Hampshire Democrats are warning the national party they will not be able to meet some of the demands the Democratic National Committee laid out in its planned makeover of the presidential nomination calendar.

Oklahoma entered settlement agreements with three major pharmacy chains and an opioid manufacturer totaling more than $226 million, Attorney General John O'Connor announced Wednesday.

Some of the last survivors in France from a colonial-era infantry corps that recruited tens of thousands of African soldiers to fight in French wars around the world will be able to live out their final days with family members back in Africa after a French government U-turn on their pension rights.

Religiously speaking, the incoming 118th Congress looks like America - that is, the America of decades past, rather than today.

Damar Hamlin's family doesn't want Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins to receive any "backlash" for the play that preceded the Buffalo Bills safety's cardiac arrest.

District Mayor Muriel Bowser said Tuesday that she will veto the Revised Criminal Code Act, sending the massive overhaul of the city's criminal code back to the D.C. Council.

President Biden said Wednesday the House GOP majority's inability to elect a speaker is embarrassing and probably has the rest of the world confused.

South Korea's president on Wednesday ordered his military to establish a Joint Command drone unit, 10 days after North Korean drones dramatically exposed the vulnerabilities of the South's skies.

Twenty-first century high drama cases give us the illusion that we are dealing adequately with crime in America.

Rep.-elect Robert Garcia will be sworn into office on the U.S. Constitution and several sentimental items, including a first-edition Superman comic book estimated to be worth more than $5 million. The new members of the House haven't been sworn in yet.

A new Louisiana state law is putting teeth into the 18-and-up requirement for pornographic sites. As of the new year starting Sunday, users trying to access such sites in the state will have to verify their age with a state-issued ID.