Новости за 07.06.2023

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson received more than $8,300 in gifts during her first term on the Supreme Court, she reported in her financial disclosure forms.

When Josh Harris met the NFL's finance committee Wednesday, the billionaire did so to discuss his pending purchase of the Washington Commanders. Since signing a deal to buy the franchise for $6.05 billion last month from owner Dan Snyder, the agreement has been under careful review by the league.

In President Biden's America, with soaring inflation, housing costs and interest rates, many people are finding they need to make more money just to afford the cost of being alive.

A former U.S. Postal Service worker living in Prince George's County admitted to using personal information gleaned from mail in order to create counterfeit checks under the victims' names as part of a plea agreement.

The death toll from a cholera outbreak in South Africa has climbed to 26 in recent days, with dozens more hospitalized while frustration mounts over the government's response to the disease that is common in several areas of Africa but rarely spreads in this country.

Motionless windmills, solar plant glitches, shuttered coal plants and hydroelectric power stations stymied by low water levels -- that's the recipe cooking up for widespread power outages this summer, warns the country's leading watchdog on power grid reliability.

Milwaukee city employees found the body of 17-year-old James Stokes on the floor of the back seat of a heavily damaged and stolen Kia SUV at the city's tow lot Monday.

The Human Rights Campaign was accused of fear-mongering and donation-hustling after declaring a "national state of emergency" for LGBTQ Americans - and that by some of its fellow LGBTQ Americans.

Lionel Messi has pulled off his latest stunning feat: He is headed to Major League Soccer, and joining Inter Miami.

Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel wanted to see a "graduation" from Tua Tagovailoa entering his fourth year in the NFL and second in McDaniel's system.

Serbia's president on Wednesday promised an early parliamentary election, in an apparent attempt to defuse large protests against his populist rule in the wake of two mass shootings that shook the nation.

Major League Baseball plans to discuss whether to postpone games in New York and Philadelphia on Wednesday night because of poor air quality caused by smoke from Canadian wildfires.

Twitter's lawyers are contradicting claims by owner Elon Musk and his followers that government officials illegally intervened at the social media company to suppress information, allegations that came to light through the Twitter Files.

The smoke and haze emanating from the Canadian wildfires that have degraded the air quality along the Eastern United States is an "alarming" example of how climate change affects Americans' lives, the White House said Wednesday.

When the crowd roared to a fever pitch at the 2015 Belmont Stakes to celebrate American Pharoah becoming the first Triple Crown winner in nearly four decades, the scene was a throwback to the days when it was common for the grandstand to be full and horse racing was squarely in the spotlight.

You have to have good people behind you who are mission-focused. If your team isn't with you, it doesn't matter how great your ideas are, you'll fail. That's bad for a business, and it's even worse when it happens in government.

Over the last few weeks, the Commanders have tried to cram in as much as possible after having two fewer practices this offseason as a result of the NFL's punishment. A year ago, the league came down hard on the Commanders for having excessive contact in practice.

The Environmental Protection Agency is under court order to issue final volumes for its 2023-2025 renewable fuel standard by June 14.

There's no shortage of negative news about America's young people, the supposedly dilapidated state of faith in the U.S., moral depravity, and our ever-chaotic mental health trends.

What makes Mohammed bin Salman, the 37-year-old crown prince of Saudi Arabia, tick is a question of paramount importance for American foreign policy.

The Iron Sheik, a former pro wrestler who relished playing a burly, bombastic villain in 1980s battles with some of the sport's biggest stars and later became a popular Twitter personality, died Wednesday, the WWE said. He was 81.

Pope Francis successfully underwent three hours of surgery to repair an abdominal wall hernia with no complications, the Vatican and his doctor said Wednesday.

It is becoming increasingly clear that the World Health Organization has lost the plot about health and common sense.

Former Vice President Mike Pence formally launched his 2024 bid for the Republican presidential nomination on Wednesday, clearly stating that the party and the nation should "never" allow his old boss, former President Donald Trump, back in The White House.

The plan was so simple for one of the great get-rich influence-peddling schemes ever run out of Washington: Cash in on then-Vice President Joe Biden's foreign policy forays to earn millions of dollars in consulting fees.