Новости за 24.02.2023

Fentanyl made in clandestine labs has proved highly deadly and is increasingly found in a range of drugs other than heroin, including cocaine and fake prescription pills. Still, it raises the question: Why would suppliers be willing to kill some of their customers?

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has asked the leaders of President Biden's panel probing an expansion of the Supreme Court to turn over their communications with each other and the White House.

President Biden has received the green light from his better half to run for re-election, offering up the strongest indication yet that the 80-year-old commander-in-chief plans on seeking another four years in office.

Bindle is recalling all of its two-compartment water bottles and has halted production of them because of the presence of lead in exposed soldering dots in the bottom storage compartment.

U.S. first lady Jill Biden said Friday that she feels a kinship with Africans during her sixth visit to the continent, telling The Associated Press in an exclusive interview that she wants to support nations fighting for democracy - "just like I feel we're doing in the United States."

Like a boxer sprawled on the canvas, Northwestern coach Chris Collins seemed like he was ready for the final bell. It turned out he wasn't quite down for the count.

A Metropolitan Police Department officer will not face charges for his shooting last July of an armed civilian in Southwest D.C., the Justice Department announced Thursday.

Liberal Tony Blair and Conservative William Hague have cast aside their political differences to call for mass roll-out of digital identification cards. Here comes the next step in the globalist Great Reset vision for elites to rule the world. Here comes the beasts of the Book of Revelation.

The Defense Department is digging into a computer server that a cybersecurity researcher discovered exposed a trove of internal U.S. military emails.

President Biden acknowledged Friday that January's price increases show soaring inflation hasn't been tamed, but he said he's still optimistic he can get control of rising prices.

Whether his visit to East Palestine, Ohio, was simply a photo-op and/or the catapult for his 2024 presidential run, former President Donald Trump was there for the victims of the recent toxic train derailment ("Trump assures community near Ohio train derailment 'you are not forgotten,' dings Biden for no-show," Web, Feb. 22).

There are organizations in America that claim they are pro-Israel but receive funding from Israel's enemies as well as Israeli and American leftists.

Customs and Border Protection agents in Southern California arrested a mother and daughter suspected of smuggling methamphetamine, the agency announced Thursday.

An 11-year-old girl has died from the bird flu in Cambodia's first known case in humans in nearly a decade.

Monster Hunter Rise, Capcom's latest sequel to its famed action-packed, role-playing franchise, finally moves to Xbox Series X/S and the PlayStation 5 to give new audiences a chance to battle creatures within a wondrous universe.

A Russian spy ring posing as diplomats had been quietly expelled from Australia in recent months, a newspaper reported Friday after an Australian security agency revealed a major counter-espionage success.

Jakob Silfverberg scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period, John Gibson made 41 saves and the Anaheim Ducks handed the reeling Washington Capitals a sixth consecutive defeat, 4-2 Thursday night.

A nation divided by war, racial strife and economic inequality -- not to mention intergenerational struggles between the young and old -- provides the historical backdrop for "Jesus Revolution," a dramatized account of the American revival movement of the 1970s.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed paperwork to remove St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, accusing her of failing to do her job after a repeat offender out on bond allegedly caused a car crash that forced the amputation of a teen athlete's legs.

The Navy on Thursday laid to rest the remains of a 28-year-old sailor who was killed aboard the USS Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor, the culmination of a decades-long effort to identify his remains among the hundreds of unidentified sailors and marines killed in the Japanese sneak attack in 1941 that drew the U.S. into World War II.

Billy Horschel shot a 5-under 65 on Thursday, tying him with Joseph Bramlett for the first-round lead in the Honda Classic at PGA National. Bramlett had a bogey-free round; Horschel had six birdies and one bogey.

Jeff Bezos has long loomed as a potential buyer of the Washington Commanders -- with other prospective candidates waiting to see if the Amazon founder would be willing to jump into the race.

Service-disrupting attacks on the U.S. electrical power grid are expected to increase in the coming years, a new report by a leading industry group is warning.

Yuma's main hospital put a price tag on the border crisis, with its officials telling lawmakers Thursday that it spent $26 million last year on uncompensated care for the wave of illegal immigrants who threaten to swamp the southwestern Arizona facility.

The Washington Capitals sent defenseman Dmitry Orlov and forward Garnet Hathaway to the Boston Bruins on Thursday in exchange for a 2023 first-round pick, 2024 second-round pick, 2025 third-round pick and forward Craig Smith.