Новости за 09.02.2023

Rep. Angie Craig was assaulted Thursday morning at her District of Columbia apartment building, sustaining some bruises but no serious injuries.

The "fear and anxiety" of getting COVID and the isolation of lockdowns played bigger roles than infection in driving a surge in alcoholism over the past two years, a new study found.

DoorDash has introduced more features to keep its drivers safe in a new update.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis moved closer to taking over Walt Disney World's self-governing district Thursday after House Republicans approved legislation meant to punish the company over its opposition to the law critics have dubbed "Don't Say Gay."

A bipartisan Senate duo has crafted a new proposal to streamline regulatory approval of drones used for commercial transport, saying the time for new rules for drones is now before China takes a competitive advantage.

At this week's State of the Union address, President Biden sat on a throne of lies. Congressman George Santos, meanwhile, took an aisle seat.

Grief-stricken people dropped off flowers and stuffed animals Thursday outside a Quebec day care center that was smashed into by a city bus, killing two children and sending six to hospitals.

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The Chinese balloon was shot down off the coast of South Carolina after hovering above Canada and the U.S. for a week starting Jan. 28.

The Biden administration arrived in January 2021 with the media amen chorus heralding the return of competence and professionalism in foreign affairs.

Elon Musk's Twitter received more criticism from the European Union Thursday after the social media firm turned in what officials see as an inadequate report.

The Securities and Exchange Commission was founded as an independent government agency in the aftermath of the 1929 Wall Street crash, which precipitated the onset of the Great Depression.

Questions about female athletes' menstrual history will no longer appear on the medical forms that Florida high school students have to fill out before participating in sports.

Meta has restored former President Donald Trump's access to Facebook and Instagram, allowing his return for the first time since banning him following the Capitol riot two years ago.

President Biden picked Lina Khan to head the Federal Trade Commission because she was allegedly some kind of regulatory savant, able to spot emerging industries in desperate need of so-called experts.

The Environmental Protection Agency is seeking input from the public on how it should dole out $3 billion on its Environmental and Climate Justice program established under Democrats' Inflation Reduction Act.

Lake Elsinore, California, is banning visitors from accessing Walker Canyon, the hills of which hosted a super bloom of poppies in 2019.

Legislation designed to restrict where certain drag shows can take place passed the Tennessee Senate on Thursday, the latest bill state Republican leaders have advanced targeting LGBTQ people.

Fox News late-night host Greg Gutfeld has emerged as a comedy king in more ways than one.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is getting the better of former President Donald Trump in a hypothetical 2024 Republican presidential primary head-to-head matchup.

A bipartisan House voted Thursday to block the District of Columbia's new plan to allow noncitizens to vote in local elections, with lawmakers saying the city was crossing dangerous lines in trying to expand its pool of voters.

The House unanimously passed a resolution that condemned the Chinese spy balloon that hovered over the U.S. last week before being shot down by an F-22 fighter jet.

If the bureaucrats in global governance have their way, a new treaty will be in effect by the end of 2024 requiring local communities around the world to go by a total top-down checklist of pandemic response measures. If you thought COVID tyrants were bad, just wait.

Disney is axing 7,000 employees, over 3% of the company's global workforce of 220,000 workers, CEO Bob Iger announced on a first-quarter earnings call.

Bishops of the Church of England said Thursday they "welcomed proposals" for same-sex couples to receive a blessing on their unions, which passed by majority votes in the church's General Synod. Anglican clergy will not yet perform marriage ceremonies for those couples, however.