Новости за 12.04.2023

Here we go. The countdown is on for the 2024 presidential campaign. Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel has the first bit of significant news, revealing Wednesday that Fox News will host the first Republican presidential primary debate. It is scheduled for August in Milwaukee, though the exact date was not specified.

A Baltimore man was charged with murder Wednesday in connection with the fatal shooting of an El Salvadoran woman who was visiting the U.S. last month for her grandson's funeral.

Does the government work for us, or do we work for the government?

When China stepped in to broker a deal between Saudi Arabia and Iran last month, it filled a vacuum created by the Biden administration.

Former President Donald Trump sued his ex-attorney Michael Cohen for more than $500 million on Wednesday, saying he breached their contractual relationship and helped to spread falsehoods about Mr. Trump in a criminal prosecution in New York.

Two hundred eighty years ago, on April 13, 1743, Thomas Jefferson was born on the Shadwell Plantation of the British Virginia Colony.

Despite his best efforts, former President Donald Trump is in a good spot with respect to the campaign for the Republican presidential nomination in 2024.

Kyle Kuzma and Spencer Dinwiddie weren't even teammates for a full season with the Washington Wizards. But the brief experience must have created quite the impression -- given the beef involved.

Last Friday, a federal district court in Texas ruled that the Food and Drug Administration overstepped its authority with its 2000 approval of chemical abortion drugs.

China's efforts to prepare for an invasion of Taiwan are accelerating, suggesting that China's invasion should be expected after August 2023.

Embattled vaping company Juul settled youth vaping suits with New York, California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Colorado, New Mexico, and the District of Columbia on Wednesday for $462 million.

A judge this week denied disgraced CEO Elizabeth Holmes' request to stay free while she appeals her conviction on fraud charges.

Both China and North Korea are fielding underwater drone strike vehicles similar in design to Russia's nuclear-armed underwater Poseidon drone.

A Wednesday morning brush fire on the CSX railroad tracks in Barnesville, Maryland, shut down both CSX and Maryland Area Rail Commuter Brunswick Line traffic.

When Gov. Greg Abbott announced his first busload of 30 or so migrants, plucked from the streets of Texas, had reached Washington last year, he faced a wall of criticism.

Alabama lawmakers on Wednesday advanced legislation aimed at letting parents bypass requirements for students to wear face masks in school.

Like it or not, the United States and China are in a new Cold War. Given that reality, our leaders must take stock of our economic arsenal. It's time for Congress to review China's Permanent Normal Trade Relations (PNTR) status.

For several months, Fox News treated Donald Trump like yesterday's news. But now the former president has come roaring back at the popular network for conservative viewers, most notably since his indictment in New York on hush-money charges.

On April 4, Chicago residents inexplicably voted to saddle the city with at least four more years of corrupt, dysfunctional, union-dominated government.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan subpoenaed Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan on Wednesday for information related to the agency's probing Twitter's release of information to journalists.

Jeff Bezos has lurked throughout the Washington Commanders' sale process as someone who can swoop in at the last minute and outbid the rest of the field. But a new report casts doubt that the Amazon founder will do that.

United States forces will assist their Colombian and Panamanian counterparts with intelligence gathering to dismantle smuggling rings operating in the dense jungle of the Darien Gap, a key route for migrants heading to the U.S. from South America, a senior Biden administration official said Wednesday.

The grand jury's indictment of former President Donald Trump on 34 counts of business fraud has led more than one national pundit to once again predict the looming demise of the GOP.

After Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was accused last week of accepting luxury gifts from a top Republican donor, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez declared that he should be thrown off the Supreme Court.

Those of us longing for a more civil approach than today's political warfare should watch a speech given by Ronald Reagan at a dinner at Boston College honoring then-Speaker of the House Thomas "Tip" O'Neill.