Новости за 11.04.2023

The Lions' trade of Jeff Okudah doesn't directly affect the Commanders. But their choice to already move on from a once top-rated prospect in Young's own class further highlights the tough decisions a franchise must make when a player of Okudah's status doesn't live up to the billing.

Former Houston Astros catcher Evan Gattis revealed details about the team's sign-stealing cheating scheme during the 2017 season in a series of tweets Monday.

Opening arguments began in the Boise, Idaho, trial of Lori Vallow Daybell, who is charged with conspiracy, murder and grand theft in the deaths of her two children.

Calls and texts have been pouring in to the nation's suicide prevention hotline since the government last summer simplified the number to 988.

The leaders of the House GOP rebellion against installing Speaker Kevin McCarthy at the opening of the 118th Congress have united behind him just three months later.

Democratic Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg sued Republican House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan on Tuesday over the GOP's alleged interference in his prosecution of former President Donald Trump.

D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb shot back at Virginia's top prosecutor for criticizing the District's crime woes by saying that the state should instead address gun trafficking.

Alabama is one of only three states that tax groceries at the same rate as other purchases. But as food prices soar - and as the state sees a record budget surplus - Alabama lawmakers are considering removing, or phasing out, the state's 4% sales tax on food.

The Masters became the first look at how the two sides would get along (fine), and how LIV Golf players would fare over 72 holes against a full field (even better).

The judge presiding over a voting machine company's defamation lawsuit against Fox News for airing bogus allegations of fraud in the 2020 presidential election indicated Tuesday he would allow jurors to hear some testimony about threats directed at the company, but only to a point.

The folks at NASA have to be wondering what they did to anger President Biden.

The Federal Trade Commission has ordered a supplement maker to pay $600,000 for deceiving Amazon customers by merging the reviews of different products to inflate the review scores of its unpopular products.

One man was killed and three other people were wounded after a "targeted" shooting took place Tuesday at a funeral home in Northeast D.C., according to authorities.

Next month, Americans will honor the sacrifices made by members of the U.S. military on Memorial Day. The appeals from veteran charities will inevitably increase, as will the donations to these groups.

On March 30, the House of Representatives approved a sweeping energy package that could save the average American household thousands of dollars per year in energy expenses.

The busybodies of the world health organizations are at it again. They are now renewing their assault on demon rum and related beverages.

China has implemented a deft strategy to peel the Middle East away from the United States.

Republicans got rolled last week in Wisconsin, with progressives flipping the ideological balance of the state's Supreme Court with Janet Protasiewicz's decisive 11-point victory over conservative Dan Kelly.

A wealthy former gubernatorial candidate charged with possession of images depicting child sexual abuse plans to change his plea next month in Hancock County.

One man was killed and three other people were critically injured Tuesday in a shooting outside of a funeral for a homicide victim in the nation's capital, according to police.

Two weeks after the North Dakota House failed to pass a measure that would have provided free lunch to low-income students in public schools, the state Senate has passed a bill that would give qualifying parents private school tuition assistance.

The Premier League will hold an off-season tournament in the United States, including FedEx Field, this summer featuring six teams.

The knee-jerk White House reaction to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signing legislation making Florida a "constitutional carry" or permitless carry state was predictable.

There is a reason why discerning shoppers look for "natural" on labels: Those products are less likely to harm human health.

The National Security Agency warned on Tuesday that TikTok gives China a loaded gun and Americans need to beware.