Новости за 14.09.2023

The news media are going full Philip Bump. Never go full, Philip Bump.

It didn't gain much attention in the United States, but BYD, China's top electric vehicle manufacturer, recently overtook Tesla to become the world's leading maker of electric cars.

Former President Donald Trump said President Biden is not too old to be president but rather he is too "incompetent."

The Biden administration is preparing executive actions for President Biden to take on artificial intelligence, raising the hackles of Republicans concerned about whether the federal government is up to the task.

Hunter Biden's lawyer said Thursday that the federal gun charges filed against the first son are politically motivated and barred by an agreement he reached with prosecutors earlier this year.

Before No. 13 Oregon gets primed for Colorado, the Ducks have a few things to address Saturday against Hawaii. Like penalties.

A Nebraska woman who had her breasts removed at 16 has sued University of Nebraska Medical Center doctors for malpractice, saying she and her parents were manipulated into gender-transition medical treatments that "robbed her of her womanhood."

After signing a contract extension that made him the NFL's highest-paid player, Joe Burrow went into rainy Cleveland and played a forgettable game.

Matt Vierling hit a grand slam, Reese Olson pitched six sharp innings and the Detroit Tigers beat the Cincinnati Reds 8-2 on Thursday.

Missing multiple starters hasn't prevented Utah's defensive line from dominating opponents.

As the nation prepares to celebrate Constitution Day on Sunday, an annual survey suggests most Americans don't know enough about their political system to pass a citizenship test.

Criminals and intelligence services are expected to increase the use of "deepfakes" -- manipulated and misleading audio and video images -- to target government and the private sector for disinformation operations or financial gain, according to a new joint intelligence report.

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence chapter in Eureka, California, apologized Wednesday after a member of the group was arrested for openly masturbating in a public park.

Drivers in Houston were sent a profane message this week when someone edited a road sign in the city's Montrose neighborhood to read "Due To Weather Go F*** Your Self."

Mitch Keller pitched eight innings of two-hit ball, and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Washington Nationals 2-0 on Thursday.

This week the United States' biggest newspaper chain posted to its site two unusual job listings: a Taylor Swift reporter and a Beyonce reporter.

Video from his abandoned laptop computer appears to show a naked Hunter Biden holding a semiautomatic pistol, with the hammer cocked and his finger on the trigger. That's markedly different than the Colt revolver that he has been charged for.

Frances Tiafoe was beaten for the second straight time in the Davis Cup Finals, with his latest defeat on Thursday coming after a code violation on match point for smashing his racket into the ground following a disagreement with the chair umpire.

This week marked 22 years since radical Islamic terrorists attacked the United States on Sept. 11, 2001, killing 2,977 innocent people. We must never forget the events of that day, who carried them out and why.

Democrats have finally found the "pee tape" they've been promising.

On the day before the federal government's sale of offshore wind leases in the Gulf of Mexico, the tech website Electrek published an optimistic piece about the topic: "Despite headwinds, offshore wind will see 'massive' growth to 2032."

Americans have a problem with obesity and, counterintuitively, food insecurity.

Vice President Kamala Harris warned college students Thursday there is an "intentional, full-on attack" against hard-won freedoms in America, hoping to energize young voters who fueled her win with President Biden in 2020 and could determine if they are reelected.

With just hours left before their contract expires, leaders from the United Auto Workers union and three automakers met Thursday to try and hammer out a deal.

Efforts to kick former President Donald Trump off the ballot in GOP presidential primaries next year are being met with little or no support so far among top state election officials -- whether Republican or Democrat.