Новости за 11.01.2023

The White House on Wednesday refused to answer why it did not publicly disclose that classified government documents had been found in a private university office in Washington that President Biden used.

A second arrest was made in the case of the daughter of a MLB Hall of Fame pitcher who gave birth in the woods and was accused of misleading New Hampshire police about the newborn's location, authorities said Wednesday.

House Republicans, who in the midterm campaigns pledged to curb the tragic rise in fentanyl deaths, summoned parents who lost their child to fentanyl poisoning to tell their story on Capitol Hill and relay the urgent need for Congress to take action.

The Federal Aviation Administration is probing what caused a key pilot notification system to fail overnight, prompting a 90-minute group stop early Wednesday and more headaches for air travelers and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

The Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus will push this year to revive an initiative process, ease the restoration of voting rights for former inmates, expand Medicaid, provide oversight for welfare spending and ensure that all parts of the state have access to high-speed internet and safe drinking water, the group's chairwoman said Wednesday.

With the online publication of its 2021 Domestic Investigations and Operations Guide, the FBI confirmed in a heavily redacted section 20.2 that it collaborates with the NSA and CIA to spy on Americans, even if those Americans have not committed any crimes and are not under any kind of court order.

Tech giant Meta has rescinded full-time job offers to some potential employees, according to a report Wednesday in TechCrunch.

The head of the National Transportation Safety Board expressed concern Wednesday about the safety risks that heavy electric vehicles pose if they collide with lighter vehicles.

For decades, there's been confusion regarding what waters are regulated under the Clean Water Act.

Finally, after nearly two years in the White House, President Biden traveled to the U.S.-Mexico border.

New stoves that broil, brown and bake with natural gas could be banned based on research suggesting that gas-related pollutants can cause respiratory problems.

Hundreds of Haitians are flocking daily to the sole immigration office in Port-au-Prince, pressing against the bright blue gate as they strain to hear whether their name is called, hoping they will soon be chosen to live legally in the U.S. under a new immigration plan.

Crystal Dunn was often the only Black girl on her youth soccer clubs, and even when she finally made it to the national team, she did her own hair and makeup for photo shoots because "there wasn't someone set up for me."

I have often thought that after Abraham Lincoln, Woodrow Wilson was our worst president. By worst, I mean least faithful to the Constitution and most destructive of personal liberty.

The White House on Wednesday hailed Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker for signing a statewide ban on assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines.

If one discounts Alaska's Aleutian Islands, Hawaii is about as far -- geographically and politically -- from Washington, D.C., as one can get.

This week, House Republicans established a subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government (whatever that means).

House Republicans on Wednesday kicked off the promised investigation into President Biden and his family's long trail of suspicious business dealings with demands for information from the Treasury Department and testimony from former Twitter executives.

Mike Pompeo, former secretary of State under Donald Trump's administration, said in an interview that the Joe Biden White House should know by now whether the glitch that grounded America's airlines came by way of technological problems, or purposeful cyberattack.

Fellow New York Republicans and GOP officials in Rep. George Santos' home county have joined the chorus of calls for him to resign.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission on Wednesday walked back a claim made by one of its members that the Biden administration was weighing a ban on new natural gas stoves over health concerns.

Britain's postal service said it was hit Wednesday by a "cyber incident" that is temporarily preventing it from sending letters or parcels to other countries.

After no one won Tuesday's drawing, the Mega Millions lottery jackpot hit $1.35 billion, its second-highest tally. Sixteen won the second-tier prize of $1.3 million.

Damar Hamlin was discharged from a Buffalo hospital on Wednesday morning and has returned home, the Bills announced.

A year ago at his season-ending press conference, Martin Mayhew set the stage for guard Brandon Scherff's eventual departure from the Washington Commanders. This year, the general manager was much more diplomatic regarding Daron Payne.