Новости за 21.11.2023

Right-hander Osvaldo Bido agreed to a one-year contract with the Oakland Athletics after he was let go by the Pittsburgh Pirates.

A federal court in Pennsylvania ruled Tuesday that mail-in ballots must be counted so long as they arrive at county elections offices by the deadline, even if they are missing a handwritten date or the date is wrong.

I was in Germany and the Czech Republic earlier this month.

A federal appeals court on Tuesday struck down Maryland's handgun licensing law, finding that its requirements, which include submitting fingerprints for a background check and taking a four-hour firearms safety course, are unconstitutionally restrictive.

Roughly 1 million more children live with unmarried parents in 2023 than 16 years ago, as marriage plays a declining role in American family life, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday.

Despite constant demonization by the mainstream media and a full court press to tie him up in questionable legal scandals, former President Trump has been leading Biden outside the margin of error in five swing states.

Conventional wisdom might say there's not much difference between finishing a season 6-6 and 7-5, but for Mike Locksley, there's dual benefits, both for the Terrapins coach and his Maryland team.

The Saint Paul Public Library is saying, "better late than never," after a copy of "Famous Composers Vol. 2" by Nathan Dole was returned 104 years after it was checked out.

Rep. Daniel Goldman apologized for his "poor choice of words" Monday after he said former President Donald Trump needs to be "eliminated."

Iran is asserting its dominance over the Middle East. President Biden's failure to resist Iran's momentum will prove costly over time.

America is a welcoming nation but also a naive one.

A lack of snow and warm temperatures that suppressed deer movement led to a lackluster opening weekend of Wisconsin's nine-day gun season, with hunters killing thousands fewer deer than last year.

Perhaps the most stunning aspect of the remarkably strong showing of independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in two recent national polls was his support among younger voters.

The Biden-Harris administration has absolutely failed the American people.

Shaquille Leonard was a surprising immediate hit with the Indianapolis Colts in 2018. His departure Tuesday was every bit as shocking.

Multinational business leaders, international civil servants, journalists and mainstream economists are bewailing deglobalization and the erosion of the trading system enabled by the World Trade Organization.

The IRS gave gig workers a reprieve Tuesday, announcing they won't have to worry about meeting tough new rules requiring them to file paperwork on low-dollar payments collected on apps like Venmo and PayPal when they file their 2023 taxes.

The end of Sen. Tim Scott's presidential campaign means there are only four challengers to former president Donald Trump's nomination in 2024.

The vibes around the Washington Capitals are immaculate right now, with the wins finally flowing after a rough start. They're just not coming the way anyone expected.

Sen. Rand Paul, who has publicly criticized Dr. Anthony Fauci over the origins of COVID-19 and his advocacy of lockdowns and mandates, goes even further in a new book, blaming Dr. Fauci for funding the creation of the virus with U.S. dollars and lying about it to Congress.

The Federal Transit Administration announced earlier this month that the Gateway Development Commission is now eligible for funding.

"Supreme Court takes up challenges to federal agencies' supercharged power" (Web, Nov. 17) states that the main crux of two upcoming cases is a "decades-old precedent that gives the federal government significant leeway in implementing rules and regulations."

Much like the Super Bowl, the National Football League's three Thanksgiving games will feature big-time musical acts at halftime, including country legend Dolly Parton.

Las Vegas hospitality workers for Caesars Entertainment overwhelmingly voted to ratify a new five-year contract with the casino.

In Latin America, U.S. officials are raising alarms about Russia's well-funded disinformation campaign and China's expanding influence and military activities.