Новости за 31.07.2023

In April, we noted in a Washington Times opinion piece that the People's Liberation Army had completed two of three major military dress rehearsals required for a Chinese invasion of Taiwan.

Since they thankfully cannot ban firearms outright, politicians are now trying to ban cheap, commonly used ammunition and make hunting and shooting sports too costly for the average American.

Chaos and political upheaval in Niger have opened wide a window of opportunity for U.S. adversaries and could jeopardize America's counterterrorism mission across Africa, leaving the Biden administration with few good options amid an unfolding military coup in Niamey that has caught the West off guard.

I believe that Isabel Guzman is one of the hardest-working people in the U.S. government.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis promised campaign supporters in New Hampshire on Monday to roll back a slate of President Biden's economic policies, including his proposal to phase out the sales of new gas-powered vehicles.

Late on a Friday afternoon, on the eve of a 10-day vacation at the beach, President Biden finally acknowledged his granddaughter that he and his wife have feverishly erased for the first four years of the child's life.

The Commanders' defensive ends have a lot riding on this season. Chase Young is looking to prove he's still a top pass-rusher. Montez Sweat needs to finish stronger at the point of attack. Reserves like James Smith-Williams and Casey Toohill are fighting for roster spots. And most of them are looking for new deals.

Connecticut U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro has stood out for years with her colorful clothing and hairstyle, but it took one of her six grandchildren to finally convince the 80-year-old lawmaker to complement her fashion-forward look with a tattoo.

The Bidens' ex-business partner Devon Archer told lawmakers Monday that President Biden's at least 20 phone calls into business meetings were central to son Hunter Biden's strategy for making deals.

The Supreme Court is weighing whether to allow city officials in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to issue speeding tickets to American Indian tribal members in a dispute over a $150 traffic fine -- but the issue could affect the enforcement of other city ordinances in a territory where about a million people live.

A leading anti-abortion organization criticized Republican Ron DeSantis on Monday for not supporting a national ban on the procedure, calling the Florida governor's position "unacceptable" as he seeks the GOP nomination for president.

Biden decides to keep Space Command in Colorado, overturning Trump decision to move it to Alabama, officials tell AP.

Saints coach Dennis Allen expressed hope on Monday that Alvin Kamara's plan to meet with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell would help resolve any disciplinary action the star running back might face in connection with his arrest in a February 2022 fight during Pro Bowl weekend in Las Vegas.

House Republicans launched an investigation Monday into how the Justice Department bungled a plea deal with Hunter Biden so badly that a judge sent them back for a mulligan.

One hundred years ago on Aug. 2, President Warren Harding died, and Calvin Coolidge became America's 30th president.

The American people want a balanced budget and our government under control.

Idaho mother Lori Vallow Daybell has been sentenced to life in prison without parole Monday in the murders of her two youngest children and a romantic rival in a case that included bizarre claims that her son and daughter were zombies and that she was a goddess sent to usher in the Biblical apocalypse.

The U.S. on Monday imposed sanctions on four ranking Bosnian Serb officials for undermining a 1995 peace agreement that ended a war that left more than 100,000 dead and millions homeless.

The Kansas City Chiefs need look no further than last season's playoffs, and the sight of Patrick Mahomes hobbling to the sideline against the Jacksonville Jaguars with a high ankle sprain, to understand the importance in protecting their quarterback.

The magnitude of the Bills' first day in pads wasn't lost on Damar Hamlin, given it marked the first time he was in full uniform since collapsing on the field in Cincinnati on Jan. 2 after making what appeared to be a routine tackle of Bengals receiver Tee Higgins.

Whenever those in favor of erasing America's borders find that they lack legal authorization for their preferred course of action, they wait for a sympathetic administration to take power. Then they file a lawsuit.

Coincidences happen in twos. When they come in threes, fours and more, then we have to think it is less by happenstance than by design.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement rekindled its policy that limits the illegal immigrants whom officers are allowed to arrest and deport, moving after the Supreme Court shot down a legal challenge to the policy.

Hunter Biden's misadventures have entered a new chapter in which the first son may yet wind up a convict.

A poster hanging at the D.C. Open site shows Frances Tiafoe -- a competitor in the field from nearby Maryland - flanked by other men such as Andy Murray and Taylor Fritz and women such as Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula.