Новости за 01.11.2023

Israel is justified in pursuing a transformative regime change in Gaza. Hamas has committed the most horrific mass genocide attack against an adversary country's citizens since 9/11.

Recently, India has been making headlines in the global tech manufacturing sphere thanks to the entry of Google's Pixel 8 manufacturing into its domain.

Annual intelligence spending for civilian and military spy agencies was made public this week and shows that the combined budget for fiscal year 2023 intelligence programs was $99.6 billion.

President Biden on Wednesday hailed the departure of U.S. citizens and other foreign nationals from the war-torn territory of Gaza as the Rafah border crossing into Egypt opened up for the first time since the Oct. 7 terrorist attacks on Israel.

A police investigation is underway after a corpse was found stuffed into a suitcase floating on Lake Merritt in Oakland, California.

Catcher Luke Maile is guaranteed $3.5 million under his one-year contract with the Cincinnati Reds, which prevents him from becoming a free agent after the World Series.

The Florida Panthers started the season without Sam Bennett, and they are bracing to be without him once again.

A lawyer for former President Donald Trump says no one should be worried about Mr. Trump spending time in jail.

A trick-or-treating child in Massena, New York, received an unsafe sweet on Halloween -- a pack of weed edibles.

State authorities have announced charges against a company over a natural gas explosion that leveled a house and injured a western Pennsylvania family five years ago.

If you went only by the latest headlines, you'd think the U.S. economy was in great shape.

The death of American hockey player Adam Johnson from a skate blade to the neck in a game in England is leading to further discussions about cut-resistant protection in the NHL and other leagues.

The Federal Reserve kept its key short-term interest rate unchanged Wednesday for a second straight time but left the door open to further rate hikes if inflation pressures should accelerate in the months ahead.

The scene was nothing short of extraordinary: a newly minted House speaker fresh off the heels of a historic, highly emotive debacle publicly honoring God and delivering a mini-sermon of sorts to his fellow lawmakers.

Republican Rep. Ken Buck of Colorado announced Wednesday that he will not seek re-election next year, citing the Republican Party's 2020 election denial and "Jan. 6 narrative."

President Biden rarely misses an opportunity to blast "MAGA Republican extremists," but the pro-Hamas displays at U.S. universities are undercutting the administration's framing of antisemitism as a right-wing problem.

Sure, he's got time. He's only 56 years old. If he were to run at President Joe Biden's age, he'll be a candidate in 2048.

Our enemies are on the march in the Middle East, yet President Joe Biden has failed to articulate to the American people exactly what's at stake and our policy moving forward.

According to Gallup polling released in October, the level of confidence Americans have in the media to report the news in a full, fair, and accurate way is tied with a five-decade low.

After Hamas terrorists perpetrated the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, most assumed that President Biden would be hesitant to provide them with any financial assistance.

When U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was asked this week who would govern the Gaza Strip following Israel's devastating war against Hamas, he said a return of the internationally recognized Palestinian Authority made "the most sense."

Since they arrived on the scene, and for reasons known only to them, Team Biden has proceeded as if the regime in Tehran is the right answer in the Middle East.

A flat tire on one of the monorail trains at Walt Disney World Tuesday left the vehicle stranded. The 71 passengers aboard were eventually evacuated after an 80-minute wait.

Two border-state lawmakers from opposing parties have penned a letter to the head of the House Appropriations Committee in a bipartisan effort to get more money for first responders in communities along the southern border.

The rate of infants dying before their first birthday jumped 3% in 2022, the biggest surge in 20 years, according to new provisional federal data.