Новости за 22.03.2023

The Biden administration had "no legitimate basis" to deploy federal counterterrorism resources against parents who protested against local education officials, according to an interim report on Attorney General Merrick Garland's 2021 school boards memo released by the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.

A report launched on the eve of the first major U.N. conference on water in over 45 years says 26% of the world's population doesn't have access to safe drinking water and 46% lacks access to basic sanitation.

Gwyneth Paltrow's lawyer called the story of a retired optometrist who is suing her over a 2016 ski collision "utter B.S." on Tuesday during the trial's opening day in Utah, where the actor-turned-lifestyle influencer appeared in court looking somber.

Joseph Harding, a former state representative in Florida, pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges stemming from his attempt to collect pandemic loans to which he wasn't entitled.

Top House Republicans said the Senate repeal of presidential authorization for use of military force in Iraq won't get a rubber stamp from the lower chamber, but they are interested in modernizing laws granting the president the power to conduct military operations overseas.

President Biden has made 14 trips across the U.S. and the globe over the past seven weeks, but none have been to East Palestine, Ohio -- the site of a train derailment that spilled toxic chemicals into the community -- despite repeated promises to do so.

Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday anticipated making history as the first former president to be charged with a crime.

A pair of prisoners at the jail in Newport News, Virginia, managed to tunnel through their cell wall and escape after hopping a subsequent security barrier.

President Biden on Tuesday struggled to get through a short poem at a White House event Tuesday, reading it twice and managing to get it wrong both times.

White House press secretaries have always played favorites when deciding which journalists to call on for questions at the daily press briefings, a subtle power play that has blown up in the face of Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

The effort to recall Democratic New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has failed, following an official count of petition signatures released by the Louisiana governor's office Tuesday.

It is not hyperbole to say that Mexican cartels are public enemy No. 1 for all Americans. Or at least they should be.

Over the past several years, the preponderance of discussions regarding China has focused on its threat to Taiwan and its increased military capabilities.

Just arrived from military-thriller novelist Anthony J. Tata: "Total Empire: A Garrett Sinclair Novel." The book focuses on the heroic, nimble and fictional Gen. Garrett Sinclair, who has been sent on a rogue mission in the Sahara to thwart "China's globalist agenda" and an "ongoing international nuclear threat." Well. That is certainly a timely focus.

Today's "gender-affirming" procedures, which are increasingly being inflicted on young people, are seemingly happily accepted by the American medical establishment -- at least in public.

How many simultaneous conflicts can a small country handle? Israel may soon find out.