Новости за 30.03.2023

It's time to harness the power of that bipartisan consensus against China, or our national security will suffer the gravest of consequences.

The Jan. 6 defendant known as the QAnon Shaman, who wore a horned headdress during the riot at the U.S. Capitol, has been released from prison 14 months early as his lawyer seeks sanctions against Justice Department prosecutors over previously concealed security video that could have aided his defense.

Janet Protasiewicz should not be serving on any court, let alone the highest court in the state of Wisconsin.

This Final Four is a first for Virginia Tech and coach Kenny Brooks, and he's set to match wits with a counterpart who beat him by 42 points the last time the two met in March Madness.

In my last On Crime column, I interviewed Max Allan Collins, the co-author of "Spillane: The King of Pulp Fiction," a fine biography of the late crime writer Mickey Spillane.

The Atlanta Braves overcame the early exit of NL Cy Young Award runner-up Max Fried because of a bad leg Thursday with four hits by Travis d'Arnaud and three errors by Washington during a 7-2 victory over the Nationals on a sunny, chilly opening day.

President Biden will veto legislation put forward by House Republicans to repeal Washington D.C.'s police reform bill should it cross his desk, the White House said on Thursday.

The Congressional Progressive Caucus is urging President Biden to undertake a flurry of executive orders to circumvent opposition by the GOP-controlled House to far-left priorities, including access to abortion services and expanding protections for illegal immigrants.

North Dakota's Republican governor vetoed a bill that would generally prohibit public schools teachers and staff from referring to transgender students by pronouns other than those reflecting the sex assigned to them at birth.

Aaron Judge followed his record-setting 2022 by homering on his first swing as Yankees captain, starting New York to a 5-0 opening day win over the San Francisco Giants on Thursday.

A bipartisan coalition of 11 senators is kickstarting a new push for antitrust legislation aiming at Big Tech companies over concerns that they are amassing monopoly power in the digital advertising market.

The Montgomery County Council in Maryland passed a law Tuesday mandating that gas station owners post both the lowest price and, if applicable, the credit card price for regular gasoline.

Joint Base Andrews in Prince George's County, Maryland, went into lockdown at about 2:37 p.m. Thursday after an active shooter was reported near housing on the base.

A 12-year-old boy in Milwaukee has been accused of killing his neighbor in order to steal the man's guns.

More than a decade after last throwing a pitch for the Tampa Bay Rays, right-hander James Shields returned to Tropicana Field to symbolically retire from a club he helped transform from perennial loser to playoff contender.

The nationwide battle over the places where transgender people may belong has flared at the University of Wyoming, where a lawsuit filed by seven sorority members challenges the induction of a transgender woman into their local chapter.

The National Institutes of Health sent $2.2 billion to labs outside the U.S. to conduct animal testing over the last decade but didn't follow up to make sure they were complying with American standards on preventing cruelty, according to a new audit Thursday.

Chicago Cubs right-hander Marcus Stroman committed Major League Baseball's first pitch-clock violation in the third inning of Thursday's opening day game against the Milwaukee Brewers.

Donald Trump once said "two Corinthians" instead of Second Corinthians, and the political press melted down.

Russia is seeking weapons from North Korea in exchange for food, the White House said on Thursday.

It's no surprise that a lot of people are trying to push the whole COVID-19 experience down the memory hole.

As Women's History Month draw to a close, it's worth taking a moment to ponder a rhetorical question posed by the website SelfRelianceCentral.com: "Why Do Democrats Despise Women?"

Numerous surveys in recent days point to growing economic anxiety among Americans, and they all cite the same problem: the higher costs of everyday living.

The high-roller gambler who opened fire on concertgoers on the Las Vegas Strip had lost tens of thousands of dollars while gambling weeks before the mass shooting and was upset about how the casinos had treated him, according to FBI documents made public this week.

The world's second-oldest captive orca, Lolita, will be going cross-country and returning to her home waters in the Pacific Northwest with the help of Jim Irsay, owner of the NFL's Indianapolis Colts.