Новости за 13.04.2023

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said he's returning to Congress Monday after a nearly six-week absence recovering from a concussion suffered in a fall.

A potential primary challenger to Republican first-term Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah took a major step Thursday toward jumping into next year's race, expected to be one of the GOP's hardest-fought contests in 2024.

Jared "Drake" Bell, an actor best known as a star of the Nickelodeon television show "Drake & Josh," was found safe on Thursday, hours after authorities in Florida said he was "missing and endangered."

Scholars have discovered a 1,750-year-old portion of the Gospel of Matthew in a "layered" manuscript where the original Old Syriac-language writing had been erased and written over, something also known as a "palimpsest," the Austrian Academy of Sciences announced.

A few decades back, I had the honor of joining friends from the Helsinki Rotary Club to bring some good cheer to Finnish war veterans during the holiday season.

Over the past few years, communities across the nation have seen an unprecedented spike in crime.

The Pentagon is tightening the scope of who has access to classified information following the embarrassing leaking of military intelligence documents on an online chat platform that has sparked problems with allies and adversaries around the globe in recent days.

The high voter turnout in the 2022 midterms smashed dire predictions from the left that election reforms, such as expanding voter ID requirements, would lead to "Jim Crow 2.0."

New revelations that a major contributor to Democrats helped finance a lawsuit accusing Donald Trump of rape is fresh reason to delay this month's trial for a month, a lawyer for the former president said Thursday. But his accuser's attorney claims Trump just wants to avoid trial.

Adley Rutschman led off the ninth inning with a tiebreaking homer off Trevor May, and the Baltimore Orioles also got a long ball from hot-hitting Ryan Mountcastle in an 8-7 victory over the struggling Oakland Athletics on Thursday.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is being called out for a racially-charged college newspaper editorial he wrote in 1992 that compared Black conservatives to slaves.

Twitter users can now access stocks, cryptocurrencies and other financial assets via the site as part of a partnership with social trading company eToro.

The end is near and Washington Commanders fans couldn't be happier.

A "belligerent" Target shopper in Ohio was punched in the face by an employee after she had demanded "reparations" to cover a bill of more than $1,000.

The Tampa Bay Rays tied Major League Baseball's post-1900 record for 13 consecutive wins at a season's start, rallying to beat the Boston Red Sox 9-3 Thursday behind a seven-run fifth inning that Harold Ramirez began and capped with doubles.

It's hard to resist the allure of a roasted chicken lacquered with a glistening glaze. It's even harder to nail the recipe. And the challenge is the very ingredient that makes the chicken so attractive - the sugar.

Hawaii surfer Mike Morita woke up early and planned to get a few waves in before going to Easter service with his wife.

The FBI on Thursday arrested Massachusetts Air National Guard member Jack Teixeira in connection with a major leak of highly classified government documents, authorities announced, marking the latest turn in an embarrassing scandal that has exposed American intelligence secrets and fueled tensions between the U.S. and its allies abroad.

The water was rising around her car, and Amanda Valentine thought she was going to die. She had just gotten a warning on her phone about flash flooding, and now it was all around her.

Matthew Black's "Operation Underworld" is an interesting and informative look back at this fascinating alliance between American gangsters and U.S. naval intelligence officers.

Whatever you think of Donald Trump, he is a smart businessman, and he is perhaps the shrewdest political observer of our time.

The penalties associated with New Hampshire's 24-week abortion ban will remain in place after the state Senate on Thursday killed legislation that would have removed them.

Anyone in South Carolina who is charged with a violent crime or gun-involved felony while awaiting trial for additional and similar charges would see their bond immediately revoked under legislation that unanimously passed the state Senate on Wednesday, with strong support from Republican Gov. Henry McMaster.

Forces from Ethiopia's Amhara region have displaced tens of thousands of ethnic Tigrayans from disputed territory in the north of the country in recent weeks despite a peace deal agreed late last year, according to aid workers and internal agency documents seen by the AP.

It's a sign of the times for the region: Alarms sounded in Japan on Thursday and residents were urged to take shelter amid fears that a North Korean missile was bearing down on the country's northern island of Hokkaido.