Новости за 26.01.2023

Transportation Security Administration officials stopped an Alexandria man Wednesday from boarding a plane with a 9mm handgun loaded with 10 bullets at Reagan National Airport.

Sen. Joe Manchin III's efforts to enforce the Biden administration's implementation of the electric vehicle tax credits from the Inflation Reduction Act are being rebuffed by members of his own party.

The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Thursday against Christian cakeshop owner Jack Phillips, finding that he violated the state's anti-discrimination law by declining to bake a custom birthday cake to celebrate a gender transition.

A Honduran national staying in Portland was arrested this week for possessing more than 2 kilograms of hard, rainbow-colored fentanyl that was packaged for distribution.

The U.S. military announced Thursday it had conducted a successful counterterrorism operation in Somalia.

Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida on Thursday gave a boost to Harmeet Dhillon's bid for chair of the Republican National Committee, saying it is time for a change of leadership after "three substandard election cycles in a row."

More than 100 students walked out of Harvard professor John L. Comaroff's classroom in protest over sexual misconduct accusations against him.

Outside linebacker Jessie Lemonier, who appeared in seven games for the Detroit Lions in 2021 in a brief NFL career highlighted by a sack of Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers, has died. He was 25.

The National Archives has asked former U.S. presidents and vice presidents to recheck their personal records for any classified documents following the news that President Joe Biden and former Vice President Mike Pence had such documents in their possession, two people familiar with the matter said Thursday.

The Food and Drug Administration said Thursday there are too many unknowns about CBD products to regulate them as foods or supplements under the agency's current structure and called on Congress to create new rules for the massive and growing market.

At age 89, Holocaust survivor Toby Levy knows her time is limited.

The Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General and law enforcement charged 25 recruiters and school officials in five states with participating in a scheme to sell fraudulent nursing diplomas, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.

"Nature abhors a vacuum," goes the idiom, and so does North Korea.

The origin of SARS-CoV-2, the agent that causes the disease COVID-19, remains a mystery to the public.

A Middle Eastern and North African category could be added to U.S. federal surveys and censuses, and changes could be made to how Hispanics are able to self-identify, under preliminary recommendations released Thursday by the Biden administration in what would be the first update to race and ethnicity standards in a quarter century.

Just whose new year is it, anyway?

As one song in "Cabaret" told us, money makes the world go around. Wherever money goes, corruption is only a step behind.

The financial stability of both Social Security and Medicare is in jeopardy.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said he hopes to continue fostering a "very positive" relationship with Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

Five former Memphis police officers have been charged with second-degree murder and other crimes in the arrest and death of Tyre Nichols, a Black motorist who died three days after a confrontation with the officers during a traffic stop, records showed Thursday.

The Biden administration on Thursday disclosed its monthslong effort to disrupt the Hive ransomware gang, which the U.S. government said attacked more than 1,500 targets across more than 80 countries.

Consumer Product Safety Commissioner Richard Trumka Jr.'s threat of a federal ban on gas stoves earlier this month channeled the goal of left-wing billionaire think tanks that are making significant progress in pushing communities to eliminate fossil fuels.

Senate Democrats on Thursday requested that the Federal Trade Commission investigate gunmaker WEE1 Tactical, accusing the Illinois-based company of flouting laws against marketing firearms to children.

The South Dakota Senate on Thursday suspended a Republican state senator in a rare move that stripped the lawmaker of all legislative power while keeping the allegations against her a secret.

The Louisiana Department of Public Safety & Corrections violates the Constitution's 14th Amendment in routinely keeping prisoners incarcerated beyond their release date, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.