Новости за 16.06.2023

A high-ranking Space Force officer recently condemned what she said were anti-LGBTQ laws passed by state legislatures across the country.

A Rockville, Maryland, information technology contractor has agreed to pay more than $1.7 million to settle allegations that it charged the National Institutes of Health for costs that are not allowed to be reimbursed.

President Biden sparked a round of confusion Friday by finishing a speech on combating gun violence by saying, "God save the queen, man."

The Los Angeles Dodgers are ramping it up for Pride Night by honoring a troupe of drag queens dressed as "nuns" even as Major League Baseball tries to dial it back.

A pair of Jacksonville pharmacies and their owner agreed to pay at least $7.4 million to settle lawsuits accusing them of defrauding Medicare by adding anti-psychosis medication to topical pain cream and wrongly waiving patient copays.

President Biden said he is optimistic that America can solve its gun violence crisis, pointing to political pressure that nudged Congress last year and the unrelenting push by young people and grieving parents for more action.

It's 9 o'clock in the morning when the phone rings asking me to collect a newborn from the hospital. She'll be my fourth foster baby in two years, and I'm exhausted. But I still say yes.

Catholic hospitals are on track to begin banning gender-transition surgery and other medical procedures for transgender people after the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops unanimously voted to revise the church's health care guidelines.

Archaeologists working in Noerdlingen, Bavaria, Germany, have uncovered a well-preserved Bronze Age bronze sword from a grave containing a woman, a man and a boy.

Montgomery County Public Schools is suing big tech companies in federal court, joining hundreds of other school districts in a legal battle over youth mental health, accusing the social media companies of profiting from vulnerable children, causing them to be depressed, commit violence, or self harm.

Ray Lewis III, the son of two-time Super Bowl champion Ray Lewis, has died. Reports said the younger Lewis was 28.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee's leadership said Friday that they want the Biden administration to brief them on a cyberattack on the Department of Energy.

A Florida man was sentenced Friday to four years and nine months in federal prison for storming the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection and attacking a police officer.

Back in 1963, Rep. Albert Sydney Herlong Jr. of Florida read into the Congressional Record the 45 tactics communists will use to remake American society.

Kimchi is a powerhouse Korean ingredient of seasoned cabbage packing spice, crunch and that savory umami factor that comes from fermented foods. It transforms whatever meal it's added to, and we treat the richly flavorful liquid it's packed in as a separate ingredient.

It's hard to find a nation more deserving of the dubious honor of premier abuser of taxpayer money than the United States.

The eight police officers who shot Jayland Walker last summer used excessive force when they fired 94 bullets at him during a foot chase and participated in a “culture of violence and racism” within Akron's police department, according to a lawsuit filed in Ohio federal court Friday.

The United States Treasury on Friday announced sanctions on a Mexico-based migrant-trafficking gang that supplied asylum seekers with false papers to game the process.

St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs hitters will have to work a little harder to match the Yankees-Red Sox slugfests from 2019 when they play in London because the fences are being pushed back.

Shortly before setting out for Beijing, Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Friday emphasized the importance of the U.S. and China establishing better lines of communication. He will be the highest-ranking member of the Biden administration to visit China.

Former NFL receiver Antonio Brown's brief and chaotic tenure as a National Arena League owner appears to be over after the league terminated the Albany Empire's membership over a failure to make its monthly payments.

Isolated and unmotivated front-line health workers ignored pandemic crisis declarations and threw out dusty emergency plans as they improvised how to allocate scarce resources during COVID-19, a study has found.

On this episode of America 180 with David Brody, a closer look at how the 2024 GOP presidential candidates are courting the evangelical vote behind the scenes. Chad Connelly, the Founder of Faith Wins joins the show to explain.

The leading boat in The Ocean Race dropped out of the last leg of the around-the-world sailing competition on Friday and asked the sport’s overseers for compensation in the standings to make up for the collision that punctured its carbon fiber hull.

An August special election that will determine citizens' future access to the Ohio Constitution - and potentially the fate of an abortion rights amendment - can go forward as planned despite state lawmakers passing a law last year that eliminated most elections in August, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Friday.