Новости за 13.12.2023

The Supreme Court announced Wednesday it will decide whether a man accused in the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol can be charged with obstructing an official proceeding, a case that could impact hundreds of other defendants, including former President Donald Trump.

The outburst of disgusting antisemitism among students and others across the country, and their support of a brutal terrorist organization like Hamas, should be no surprise given how radical-left professors dominate academia and how extremist propaganda masquerades as teaching at colleges and universities these days.

An NCAA survey of student-athletes suggests they are experiencing fewer mental health concerns than they did at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but some demographics have shown more improvement than others.

Lawyers for three men who claim to have been sexually abused by priests in the Archdiocese of Washington decades ago are criticizing the Catholic enclave's attempts to dismiss their lawsuit under Maryland's Child Victims Act of 2023.

The 2024 defense authorization bill now in its final stages on Capitol Hill contains a provision that would restrict the Pentagon from spending money on an advertising agency that relies on the self-described "counter-misinformation" group NewsGuard, a blow to the left-leaning organization that critics say unfairly targets conservative media.

Some of the most bombastic headlines surrounding religious liberty battles this year have centered pm a group traditionally relegated to the shadows: Satanists.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza thinks it is too soon to determine whether infield prospect Ronny Mauricio can return at some point next season from a torn ACL.

College athletes who were denied the chance to play immediately after transferring a second time can return to competition - for now - after a federal judge issued a 14-day temporary restraining order Wednesday against the NCAA.

With the holidays come holiday guests, and the challenge of making breakfast for a crowd. We make this easy by drawing on Mediterranean traditions for baked eggs. Even after the meal has cooled, it remains delicious for those coming to the table a bit later.

Jarred Kelenic is eager to change the narrative after his trade to the Atlanta Braves.

President Biden's numbers in a new Wall Street Journal poll look "very, very dark," according to former Obama adviser David Axelrod.

Oprah Winfrey joins a prestigious collection of portraits at the gallery including Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Abraham Lincoln, and former President Barack Obama.

The evidence phase of the New York civil trial against former President Donald Trump and his business concluded Wednesday with state Attorney General Letitia James boasting that she proved her fraud case against the 2024 Republican front-runner, while the defense said it was looking forward to an appeal.

The Los Angeles Dodgers called a Thursday news conference to introduce Shohei Ohtani, who has not answered questions from reporters in more than four months.

Sen. Joe Manchin III on Tuesday said he's hitting the road to see if a "movement" wants him to run for president in 2024 as a third-party candidate.

New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick declined to discuss his future on Wednesday amid reports that owner Robert Kraft had already decided to fire the six-time Super Bowl champion after the season.

When Josh Harris heard the news that Transparent Ted Leonsis was going to leave the District and move his basketball and hockey team to Northern Virginia, do you think he popped champagne in his Miami Beach offices to celebrate?

The NFL will take a regular-season game for the first time next year to South America, where it will play in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

President Biden's EPA scrapped a Trump administration plan that would have cut animal testing by 30% in 2025 and ended it altogether by 2035. Instead, the agency says it won't be bound by any time limits and is following "the best available science."

Immigrant rights groups are alerting President Biden of political consequences if he strikes a deal with Republicans to try to fix the chaos at the southern border, saying Latino voters won't forgive him when he needs their votes next year.

After the NBA's Washington Wizards and NHL's Washington Capitals announced a 2028 relocation to a site in Virginia Wednesday, the state's attorney general took to social media to call out District leaders over crime in the nation's capital.

Congress' annual Pentagon policy bill is expected to pass the Senate in a bipartisan vote Wednesday, but it has caused turmoil within the House GOP over policy changes and an extension to the government's spying powers.

The intelligence community says it has mended its ways.

Anthony Anderson has been nominated for multiple Emmy Awards, and now he'll be presiding over January's strike-delayed ceremony.

Olivia Gans Turner, President of the Virginia Society for Human Life, joins Washington Times Commentary Editor Kelly Sadler on this week's episode of Politically Unstable to discuss the issue of life and what politicians need to do to win over voters.