Новости за 24.10.2023

American tennis player Jenson Brooksby was given an 18-month suspension after an independent tribunal determined he missed three drug tests within the span of a year.

Teenage girls have led the way in a surge of children and adolescents visiting hospital emergency rooms for psychiatric care after suicide attempts, self-cutting, violence and drug overdoses, new federal data shows.

Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman wants so badly to boot fellow Democratic Sen. Robert Menendez from the chamber that he says Republicans should help.

The latest GOP pick for House speaker has dropped out just hours after winning the nomination.

As the first busload of migrants from Texas reached New York in the summer of 2022, Mayor Eric Adams announced the city was ready with a helping hand for "every asylum-seeker that comes to New York," and his administration worked with immigration activists to get the newcomers settled.

Former President Donald Trump thanked former GOP presidential candidate Perry Johnson for his endorsement, calling him "brilliant."

An off-duty commercial pilot riding in an extra cockpit seat on a Horizon Air flight said "I'm not OK" just before trying to cut the engines midflight and later told police he had recently taken psychedelic mushrooms as his mental health worsened, according to a federal complaint made public Tuesday.

Even those little versed in history tend to have heard of Neville Chamberlain, the British prime minister.

A D.C. Council member said two day care teachers were attacked by a man Monday while walking with a group of children to a playground.

Carjackers in Memphis, Tennessee, held a woman's 3-year-old daughter at gunpoint until the woman handed over her keys, according to the victim.

American policy toward China is 80% correct, but in the other 20% lies America's great vulnerability.

National Security Council spokesman John Kirby says the call for a cease-fire right now "only benefits Hamas."

The White House said Tuesday that "prudent contingency planning" is underway to evacuate Americans from the Middle East in case the Israel-Hamas war spreads into a broad regional conflict.

Workers at the National Gallery of Art saved a barred owl recently after the bird got stuck in a sculpture at the gallery's outdoor garden.

Over the last few weeks, calls for the decolonization of the West have saturated discourse online and the streets across North America, Europe and Australia.

House Republicans face a much bigger, deeper problem than they are trying to solve.

China's Defense Minister Gen. Li Shangfu, who has been missing from public view for several weeks, was formally ousted from his post Tuesday, according to China's official state media.

Universities are not in the education business. They are in the misty-eyed nostalgia business.

Jaiden Rodriguez doesn't want his Colorado school district to tread on his Gadsden flag or his gun-rights patches.

Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday trashed the House GOP's new nominee for speaker, Rep. Tom Emmer of Minnesota, calling him "out of touch" with Republican voters whose election would be a "tragic mistake."

A woman who was found dead in a dumpster in Millen, Georgia, in 1988 has been identified as a South Korean national.

Cruel joke for trick-or-treaters or coveted seasonal delight? The great Halloween debate over candy corn is on.

The new GOP nominee for speaker is trying to convince more than two dozen Republican holdouts to back him in a vote on the House floor as soon as Tuesday.

An off-duty airline pilot riding in an extra cockpit seat on a Horizon Air flight said "I'm not OK" just before trying to cut the engines midflight and later told police he had been struggling with depression, according to charging documents made public Tuesday.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Tuesday declared her opposition to antisemitism one day after she was criticized for deflecting a question about an uptick in attacks on Jewish people by condemning hate crimes against Muslims.