Новости за 13.11.2023

A century after more than 100 Black soldiers were court-martialed -- and 19 executed -- following a racially motivated riot in Houston in the midst of World War I, the Army acknowledged Monday that the troops were the victims of a legal system that was stacked against them.

More than 1 million international students attended U.S. universities last year, the most since 2019-20, as surging numbers of graduate students from India helped end a pandemic-era slump in foreign enrollment.

China is investing more than $1.4 billion in a new institute run by former scientists at the Los Alamos nuclear weapons laboratory, part of an ambitious program to hire top U.S. scientists and obtain advanced American technology, according to an investigation by The Washington Times.

A massive pro-Israel rally is scheduled to happen in front of the U.S. Capitol and around the National Mall in Washington on Tuesday.

The quarterback was the missing piece, all that was between the Commanders and winning. At least, that's what we were told.

The Supreme Court on Monday issued a formal code of conduct for itself, after months of criticism from liberal advocates targeting some of the conservative members of the bench and accusing them of unprofessional relationships with billionaires.

Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund strained a muscle in his right leg in Saturday's 1-0 win over Luton and could be out for two weeks, the Premier League club said Monday.

Why are our children burning our cities and supporting terrorists?

Maryanne Trump Barry, a retired federal judge and former president Donald Trump's oldest sister, has died at age 86 at her home in New York.

Many people, including virtually all Republicans, properly view President Ronald Reagan as a great success.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has signed legislation eliminating America's last ban on public school teachers wearing religious garb, ending a 128-year-old prohibition.

We have again entered the season of gratitude. You remember gratitude, don't you? It was what we expressed before we became entitled.

Jacob Chansley, the Jan. 6, 2021, protester who became known as QAnon Shaman, is aiming to step foot in the Capitol again -- this time as a member of Congress.

Congress is taking notice of the "buy, borrow, and die" strategy used by the wealthy to avoid taxes, a legal yet controversial practice.

West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin III announced his retirement last week, setting off speculation on what the man who identifies as a "centrist, moderate, conservative Democrat" might do next.

Our veterans have made incredible sacrifices to secure peace, prosperity and freedom, not only here at home but also around the globe.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin on a visit to Seoul Monday expressed an 'Ironclad" U.S. military commitment to defend South Korea and offered fresh assurances of Washington's commitment to beef up its deterrence program to shield its ally from the threat of an increasingly dangerous North Korea.

The first Associated Press men's basketball poll of the regular season is typically a jumble of teams swapping positions as preseason expectations meet the reality of playing actual games.

Tyrese Maxey, at just 23 and coming off his first 50-point game, might be more than Philadelphia's leader. Maxey has smashed expectations on his way to the short list of top guards in the NBA and has all the talent needed to be the homegrown star that forms a durable 1-2 punch with Joel Embiid.

The Trump Organization kicked off its defense against a New York fraud lawsuit with a walk down memory lane as Donald Trump Jr. recounted how his grandfather and father acquired prized properties and built a worldwide brand.

President Biden joked about ignoring his sagging poll numbers in Nevada and thanked the NHL's Vegas Golden Knights for their role in helping the city recover from the 2017 mass shooting when he honored them Monday at a White House ceremony for winning the Stanley Cup.

Iran is more likely to admit launching a cyberattack to devastate American business than other adversaries such as China and Russia, according to cybersecurity expert Mark Montgomery.

The length of time that women outlive men in the U.S. has grown by a year due to rising deaths from COVID-19 and drug overdoses, a new study has found.

Nikki Haley's presidential campaign will book $10 million in TV, radio and digital advertising in Iowa and New Hampshire as she looks to nab the No. 2 position in the GOP primary race from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Pakistan fast bowling coach Morne Morkel has resigned with one month left on his six-month contract, the country's cricket body said Monday.