Новости за 18.07.2023

One lawmaker has offered a clear directive to those who protect America. That would be Rep. Carlos Gimenez, chairman of the Homeland Security subcommittee on Transportation and Maritime Security. The Florida Republican weighed in on current and future security threats in the Arctic region at a hearing Tuesday before the House Committee on Homeland Security.

Michigan's attorney general is charging 16 Republicans with multiple felonies after they are alleged to have submitted false certificates stating they were the state's presidential electors despite Joe Biden's 154,000-vote victory in 2020.

Authorities in Nevada confirmed Tuesday that they served a search warrant this week in connection with the long-unsolved killing of rapper Tupac Shakur.

A former New Hampshire state lawmaker and the one-time partner of a woman charged with taking sexually explicit photos of children at the Massachusetts day care center where she worked has also been charged in the case, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.

President Biden met with Israeli Prime Minister Isaac Herzog at the White House Tuesday with tensions between the two countries mounting over Israel's plans to overhaul the nation's judicial system.

An Australian sailor and his dog were rescued by a Mexican fishing boat after being lost at sea for the past three months.

The Supreme Court's final two weeks saw some of the most widely covered decisions in history. Yet one key part of the court's 2022-23 term has received hardly any coverage.

Dorena Osborn knew the city planned to remove her beloved Albany Hill cross from its perch overlooking California's East Bay, but it was still a shock when she arrived at the hillside last month to find the giant landmark missing.

Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang is missing from public view and his whereabouts are a mystery to the U.S. government, a senior Biden administration said.

Villains always reveal their evil plans right before activating their doomsday devices. Today, the villains are central bankers, the evil plan is to surveil and control, and the doomsday device is CBDCs: central bank digital currencies.

How Daeyon Ross went from jailed felon to a free man who accused of a murderous carjacking spree is a story that started with the Metropolitan Police Department and ended with a Biden-appointed prosecutor deciding to drop scores of cases.

How Daeyon Ross went from jailed felon to a free man who went on a wild, murderous carjacking spree is a story that started with the Metropolitan Police Department and ended with a Biden-appointed prosecutor deciding to drop scores of cases.

Members of Tesla's board of directors have agreed to return $735 million in stock awards to the company as part of a settlement that accused the executives of grossly overpaying themselves.

Vice President Kamala Harris sounded the alarm Tuesday over fake pills that are laced with deadly fentanyl and killing young Americans, saying the U.S. must be "clear-eyed" and honest about the scourge that is devastating families.

As the Teamsters Union prepares to lead thousands of UPS drivers off the road next month, UPS announced this week that it will train nonunion employees to pick up the slack.

ICE failed to deliver immigration court summonses to more than 80% of illegal immigrants caught and released under the Biden administration's "parole" program just before the end of the Title 42 pandemic border policy, according to new statistics the government submitted to a federal judge.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, trailing Donald Trump in GOP presidential primary polls by double digits, turned up the heat over the weekend, taking aim at the former president and his record.

The current fight over the nomination of Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff isn't simply a fight over the leadership of our armed forces.

Presidents Trump and Biden don't share a lot in terms of style or substance, but in two areas, continuity prevails: a commitment to limiting the risks of doing business with China and a suspicion of unmanaged, market-driven globalization.

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin confirmed on Tuesday an American soldier is likely in the custody of North Korea after fleeing across the heavily armed border from South Korea.

Former President Donald Trump's rivals for the 2024 Republican nomination on Tuesday implied the party should advance without him after he received a letter informing him he's a target of the Justice Department investigation into the Jan. 6, 2021, protest at the Capitol.

Charlotte Hornets forward Miles Bridges apologized Tuesday for "the pain and embarrassment" caused by the domestic violence investigation that kept him out of the league last season.

The U.S. Senate may at any moment take up the renomination of Jeff Baran for a third term as commissioner of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

A top Department of Energy official in charge of overseeing the agency's efficiency standards was in the hot seat Tuesday as House Republicans put gas stoves back on the front burner.

The Justice Department has invited former President Donald Trump to testify before a federal grand jury investigating his efforts to fight what he called a rigged 2020 presidential election, but legal analysts warn that the invitation amounts to an "ambush."