Новости за 20.02.2023

The missile threat from North Korea is rapidly outpacing our planned response in both numbers and sophistication.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Georgia Republican, called for a "national divorce" Monday morning, splitting the country's conservative and liberal states.

The window for NFL teams to use the franchise tag on players with expiring contracts opens Tuesday. And if the Washington Commanders decide to use it, then Daron Payne would be the logical choice.

An Australian man died Sunday after being attacked by a shark while visiting New Caledonia.

Former South Carolina Gov. and U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley has joined the 2024 Republican presidential race as the latest "I'm not Donald Trump" candidate.

Social Security's trust fund insolvency is now looming in Congress's windshield after the Congressional Budget Office reported that it will run out of money in 2032.

Don Lemon was off the air for a second consecutive show on Monday as the CNN morning host grapples with criticism over his comment that 51-year-old Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley is "past her prime."

Gigi Sohn, the regulating radical whom President Biden has been trying for much of his administration to get on the Federal Communications Commission, recently got an unusual third bite at the apple.

As the battle over the debt ceiling continues in Washington, Democrats and the media insist that anyone who opposes endless spending is harming the nation. But the exact opposite is the truth.

Will institutions of higher education end up being instruments of oppression or places where free inquiry can liberate the mind of man?

There has been a lot of speculation recently that some of the spy balloons, or whatever they are, may be from another solar system rather than another country.

Many students across America excel academically and go through school gaining meaningful and nurturing experiences, participating in an array of extracurricular activities.

Everyone knows about the Chinese spy balloon that floated over the continental United States recently.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan came to power 20 years ago after earthquakes created a wave of popular resentment of his predecessors' failure to deal with the disasters.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, considered a top 2024 Republican presidential contender, is taking a swing at soaring crime in Democrat-run cities

A city in the Los Angeles area is taking an aggressive stance toward its homelessness crisis by banning encampments.

The "history wars" have heated up as more schools are debating whether America's founding goes back to Independence Day in 1776 or to Virginia's first Africans facing slavery in 1619.

There will be no Russell Westbrook reunion for the Washington Wizards.

Mentioning George Washington often conjures up images of his victory at Yorktown or his stewardship over the budding American nation, but a newly discovered letter reveals that he was light on cash a few months before the Constitutional Convention in 1787.

The Federal Trade Commission is planning aggressive reviews of the tech sector through a new technology office that is taking aim at artificial intelligence and digital ad makers, as its last Republican commissioner heads for the exit.

On the first Presidents' Day since the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Supreme Court decision, I have thought a great deal about the state of our country. Originally established in 1885 to honor George Washington, Presidents' Day is now a day to honor all presidents. As such, this day serves as a reminder of the great presidents of the past, of those who could have done better, and of the influence of our presidents when it comes to laws regarding the most vulnerable among us--the preborn.

The government agency responsible for tracking down contaminated peanut butter and defective pacemakers is taking on a new health hazard: online misinformation.

Meta is creating a paid subscription service that will offer Facebook and Instagram users the option of paying for a blue badge and additional security that resembles Twitter's subscription service created under owner Elon Musk.

Republican lawmakers say Austin, Texas, is on a perilous path and needs to bolster its police force after street racers blocked a major intersection late Saturday to race and "drift" before throwing bottles and other objects at officers who intervened.

The governments of 34 nations released a statement Monday calling on the IOC to clarify the definition of "neutrality" as it seeks a way to allow Russian and Belarusian athletes back into international sports and, ultimately, next year's Paris Olympics.