Новости за 02.04.2023

Having XY chromosomes no longer disqualifies you from being celebrated during Women's History Month, and it may even give you a boost.

Those freshmen known as the Fab Five ended up one win short of the title, which is exactly where San Diego State -- a team coached by a former Fab Five assistant, Brian Dutcher -- finds itself in 2023 during another transformative period in college hoops.

"We're probably not going to average nine runs a game all year long," Kike Hernandez said after collecting two of the team's 14 hits in a 9-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday. "But I do believe that's what we're capable of."

A judge dismissed a sex abuse case against former acting Alaska Attorney General Clyde "Ed" Sniffen, citing the statute of limitations in place when the alleged abuse happened over 30 years ago.

MacKenzie Gore finally made his regular-season debut for the Nationals and showed them -- and everyone else -- why he was a key part of the Juan Soto trade, limiting the Braves to one run across 5 1/3 innings in Washington's 4-1 victory over Atlanta on Sunday.

Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki warned Democrats on Sunday against cheering on the indictment of former President Donald Trump.

Sunday's defeat to the Rangers didn't technically eliminate the Capitals (34-34-9, 77 points) from the NHL playoffs. That moment may come as soon as Tuesday, depending on how that evening's action unfolds.

Josef Newgarden won at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday for the second consecutive year when a thrilling wheel-to-wheel battle with Pato O'Ward came to a sudden halt by a crash behind them.

Sen. Joe Manchin III walked a fine line Sunday on the indictment of former President Donald Trump, saying it's a "very sad time for America" and that the case may be improperly influenced by politics.

Kansas lawmakers are headed Monday into four intense days ahead of an annual "Drop Dead Day" deadline that could see them wrap up their work on rolling back transgender rights, imposing new abortion restrictions and cutting taxes.

Plants can be just as noisy as humans when they're under stress, but they don't make the sounds at a frequency people can pick up, according to a new study.

Transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney is now a brand ambassador for Bud Light.

Half of Americans believe the charges against former President Donald Trump are "very" or "somewhat serious," according to an ABC News/Ipsos poll released Sunday.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken talked to his Russian counterpart Sunday and called for the "immediate release" of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who was arrested last week by Russian authorities and dubiously accused of spying on Russia.

The highest-ranking American military officer says U.S. officials need to "lower the rhetoric" on China.

Joe Tacopina, an attorney for Donald Trump, said Sunday that the indictment against the former president and 2024 White House hopeful would not have happened if it were not for his political stature.

Former President Donald Trump will deliver remarks Tuesday night in Florida after his scheduled arraignment in New York on charges related to hush money payments, his campaign announced Sunday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government on Sunday gave preliminary approval for the creation of a national guard overseen by an ultranationalist Cabinet minister with a long record of anti-Arab rhetoric and stunts.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan said Sunday that the chamber's Republican majority is weighing whether to subpoena Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg over a grand jury indicting former President Donald Trump.

Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced his campaign for president on Sunday, making him the fourth Republican to throw his hat into the race.

China's government is systematically buying U.S. farmland as part of a strategy to meet soaring domestic demand and bolster an agricultural sector beset by decreasing arable land and polluted water.

Vice President Kamala Harris may have traveled halfway around the world to reach this corner of Africa, but she was welcomed as a "daughter of our own country" when she sat down with Zambia's leader.

Marcela Castro's office in Chihuahua is more than 100 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border, yet the distance doesn't prevent her from assisting women in the United States in circumventing recently imposed bans on abortion.

Former President Donald Trump's supporters say his indictment by a notoriously liberal district attorney in New York City will help propel him to the presidency in 2024.

The United States is engaged in a new Cold War with China and needs to counter the "existential" threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party to the United States and the world order it leads.