Новости за 10.02.2023

Political pins were all the rage among members of Congress at the State of the Union address, but one of the messages donned by at least two lawmakers drew widespread rebuke -- and for good reason.

The FBI conducted a consensual search of former Vice President Mike Pence's home in Indiana on Friday and retrieved one document with classified markings and other materials.

A relative of Emmett Till is suing to try to make a Mississippi sheriff serve a 1955 arrest warrant on a white woman in the kidnapping that led to the brutal lynching of the Black teenager.

U.S. fighter aircraft shot down a "high altitude object" in U.S. airspace near Alaska on Friday afternoon, the White House confirmed.

A boat crammed with 114 Haitian migrants landed in the Florida Keys Thursday morning after a reportedly rough nine days at sea.

The harsh reality confronting Nikki Haley as she prepares to launch her 2024 GOP presidential bid -- and the others that follow suit -- is the contest has already turned into a two-person race between former President Donald Trump and Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida.

After a day of mixed signals, President Joe Biden will be sitting down for a pregame interview for the Super Bowl, which is being broadcast by Fox on Sunday.

President Biden's communications director, Kate Bedingfield, will step down at the end of the month, the White House announced Friday, adding to the growing administration shake-up.

The National Archives and Records Administration apologized Friday for ordering visitors in Washington for the March for Life to take off or cover up their pro-life apparel after being accused in a federal lawsuit of violating their First Amendment rights.

Reddit fell victim to a hacker who gained access to some internal documents, code and systems at the social media company.

Sports betting is now legal in two-thirds of the country, and more Americans than ever before have an opportunity to place a legal bet on Sunday's Super Bowl.

Authorities in the Hudson Valley region of New York were searching Friday for an aggressive and possibly rabid coyote that bit a college student earlier in the week, officials said.

The FBI reportedly showed up at former Vice President Mike Pence's home in Indiana on Friday as part of a consensual look for sensitive government documents.

The Kentucky Senate passed a measure Friday to ban TikTok from state government-issued devices, reflecting bipartisan concerns about the Chinese-owned social media app.

North Korea's parade of 11 intercontinental ballistic missiles through the streets of Pyongyang this week put on display a force that analysts say is capable of overwhelming the systems the U.S. military has put up to defend the homeland.

A Texas lawsuit with a key deadline this month could threaten the nationwide availability of medication abortion, which now accounts for the majority of abortions in the U.S.

The Super Bowl is advertising's biggest, glitziest stage.

A vote to join United Food & Commercial Workers Local 400 by 25 employees at 28 FreshFarm Markets in the District of Columbia area succeeded Wednesday.

Americans were told the COVID-19 shots would stop the spread of the virus. They didn't. Yet the CDC just added COVID shots to the list of recommended vaccines for kids as young as six months. Why? Because doctors have become derelict in their primary duty of "do no harm."

In "Abortion debate to dominate 2024 races with Republican Party doubling down on bans" (Web, Feb. 4) Susan Ferrechio details several failed GOP 2022 congressional campaigns and discusses the negative impact that poor positioning on the abortion issue may have had on them.

The Super Bowl teams are set. The stadium in Arizona and pop star Rihanna are ready to rock. But one thing remains a mystery -- whether President Biden will sit for an interview with the game broadcaster, Fox.

Analysts predict that by next year 30 million illegal aliens will have invaded and settled throughout the United States.

E.J. Antoni is exactly right in each and every one of his reasons why Illinois citizens are "voting with their feet" and leaving Illinois ("Why are people fleeing Illinois?" Web, Feb. 8).

As spring break approaches, the State Department has a warning for American vacationers to skip six Mexican states due to the persistence of crime, including kidnappings.

President Biden will host newly elected Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva at the White House on Friday for talks focused on democracy just over a month after supporters of his defeated predecessor Jair Bolsonaro stormed government buildings in Brazil's capital in protest over the election.