Новости за 15.05.2023

Former President Donald Trump called into an event hosted by his former national security adviser Michael Flynn over the weekend, telling his ex-adviser, "We're going to bring you back."

A 78-year-old U.S. citizen has been sentenced to life in prison on espionage charges, Chinese state media reported Monday.

Former Washington Commanders starter Carson Wentz is reportedly open to "any role" as he remains unsigned.

At least three people were dead and multiple others wounded Monday after a shooting in Farmington, police said, and schools citywide were put on lockdown.

Former President Donald Trump opened the door to new restrictions on abortion by appointing a trifecta of conservative Supreme Court justices but is avoiding saying what kind of limits he would support.

A Homeland Security official told a federal judge Monday that the department generally has complied with his order to stop issuing "parole" to illegal immigrants last Thursday, saying that while some people were officially released after the judge's deadline, they had been "fully processed" before that.

This year's NBA conference finals are two rematches of the final four teams playing in the 2020 pandemic bubble: In the West, the Lakers again take on the Denver Nuggets (the series begins Tuesday), while the Boston Celtics and the Miami Heat meet again in the East.

A special prosecutor has ended his four-year investigation into possible FBI misconduct in its probe of ties between Russia and Donald Trump's 2016 campaign with withering criticism of the bureau but a meager court record that fell far short of the former president's prediction he would uncover the "crime of the century.

A Florida professor dubbed "Dr. Deep Sea" broke the world record on Sunday for the longest amount of time living underwater.

If you're watching it on television or experiencing it firsthand, the draping of the American flag across one's shoulders after winning a gold medal at the Olympics is special.

Fairfax City Police detained a suspect Monday on suspicion of assaulting two congressional staffers who work for Rep. Gerry Connolly, Virginia Democrat.

The IRS is looking to change how it selects which tax returns to audit after concluding that Black taxpayers seem to face more audits than they should, given their share of the population.

Callista, my wife, and I recently visited South Korea to participate in Peace Summit 2023, an event hosted by the Universal Peace Federation.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said Monday there's been "no progress" on debt ceiling talks ahead of a meeting with President Joe Biden and other congressional leaders scheduled for Tuesday at the White House, as the country pushes closer to a crisis over the need to raise its legal borrowing limit.

In his recently released No.1 bestselling book, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis writes: "During times of turmoil, people want leaders who are willing to speak the truth, stand for what is right, and demonstrate the courage necessary to lead."

"The reason I talk to myself is because I'm the only one whose answers I accept." -- George Carlin

There is an implicit and indispensable rule that power-seekers learn upon their arrival in Washington: Never apologize. To do so is to admit weakness, or, worse, incompetence.

The Supreme Court announced Monday it will hear a redistricting case out of South Carolina in its next term, which begins in October.

Matt Ryan has joined CBS as an analyst, though he's not giving up on landing with another team as a quarterback.

Sen. Angus King and Rep. Mike Gallagher are worried President Biden's failure to fill the vacancy of a top cyber position will diminish the government's ability to secure the country's digital assets.

A Boston-area man arrested last week has been accused of spying on Chinese dissidents on behalf of the country's ruling communist party, according to prosecutors.

House lawmakers will vote on a series of law enforcement-centered bills this week as police from around the country gather in Washington.

Fanatics Betting and Gaming is buying the U.S. operations of Australian sportsbook PointsBet for $150 million in a move that will help the sports apparel and memorabilia giant gain market share in the American sports betting and online casino markets.

An Iraqi native who now works as a professional peace builder reflects on life under Saddam Hussein and the devastating economic sanctions on the 1990s.

Nantes has fined striker Mostafa Mohamed for refusing to play against Toulouse on Sunday, when teams across France wore rainbow-colored numbers on their jerseys to support the fight against homophobia.