Новости за 24.05.2023

The decision was one of several ways that Washington's contractual uncertainty loomed over the team's voluntary offseason practice Wednesday. Chase Young missed the session entirely. As did Montez Sweat. Both pass-rushers are skipping the workouts as they're in the final year of their contracts.

U.S. military forces are facing new dangers of non-kinetic warfare weapons in future conflicts including "neuro-strike" weapons designed to disrupt brain functions of key leaders, according to a military expert.

A Minnesota landlord has been accused of starting a fire on his property, leaving Billy Joel's 1989 history-based hit "We Didn't Start The Fire" playing amidst the blaze.

Beginning next year, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. will levy a "special assessment" on banks to recover the losses from bailing out wealthy depositors at Silicon Valley Bank, or SVB.

A conversation with Mike Pence where we talk about the road forward for the GOP. Also, a conversation with the director of the hit Christian movie, "His Only Son."

I feel nostalgia for the days when Blacks and Whites, together, contemplated overcoming the injustices of the past through nonviolent efforts.

The wolves want to pass for sheep. The fox wants in the henhouse. The bank robbers want the vault codes. Now, the Internal Revenue Service wants to do taxes for millions of Americans.

Hockey purists might be grumbling about the upcoming Stanley Cup Final because it will have nothing but Sun Belt teams involved. It suits Gary Bettman just fine.

A black bear attacked two young children this week in Mountain Top, Pennsylvania, sending the 5-year-old and the 14-month-old to the hospital with bite and scratch marks.

George Washington University's sports teams will now be known as the Revolutionaries, the school announced Wednesday.

Patrick Mahomes would rather win Super Bowls than a contest to make the most money.

Police in Tennessee conducted a welfare check Wednesday on suspended Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant and say "he is fine" after cryptic messages appeared on his Instagram account and were later deleted.

Gov. Ron DeSantis became an official 2024 presidential hopeful on Wednesday, filing paperwork with the Federal Election Commission declaring his candidacy for the Republican nomination.

A Florida man is accused of trespassing the grounds of a Northern Virginia preschool while an AK-47, a handgun, and ammunition were stashed in his car.

With special counsel John Durham's report, it should be abundantly clear that it was the Clinton team, not the Trump team, who readily colluded with the Kremlin to interfere not just in the 2016 election but in the presidency itself.

Last week, Democrats tried -- and failed -- for the sixth and seventh times to cram some 200 military nominations through the U.S. Senate in a single evening.

House Republicans have called on the FBI director to brief them on the progress of the more than two-year-old investigation of pipe bombs placed near the Washington headquarters of the Democratic National Committee and Republican National Committee a day before the Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Justin Leonard can't think of a better place than near his old Texas home for his first PGA Tour Champions victory.

It's been a while since we've heard the kind of optimism contained in Sen. Tim Scott's announcement of a presidential run.

Von Miller isn't the least bit concerned about Buffalo Bills teammate Stefon Diggs missing voluntary spring practices. Nor is the veteran pass rusher reading anything into the cryptic messages the receiver posted on his social media accounts this offseason.

Muslim and Christian parents have sued the Montgomery County Board of Education to allow them to opt their children out of mandatory LGBTQ storybooks and lessons, saying they promote an "extreme ideology" on gender and sexuality.

Lamar Jackson practiced with the Baltimore Ravens during their voluntary session Wednesday.

Ten months after the trade, Soto still looks different -- weird, even -- wearing yellow and brown. But recently, Soto has at least started to resemble the same Juan Soto whose performance with the Nationals drew oft-made comparisons to Ted Williams.

In response to President Richard Nixon's unlawful use of the FBI and the CIA to spy on his domestic political opponents in the early 1970s, Congress enacted the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. It limits all domestic surveillance not for law enforcement purposes to the procedures set forth in the act.

Special counsel John Durham's final report did not include interviews with top Justice Department officials who were deeply involved in launching the Trump-Russia collusion investigation and two senators want to know why.