Новости за 14.02.2024

Money can buy lots of things, including Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto, a pair of Japanese superstars that set the Los Angeles Dodgers back more than $1 billion. Now the journey begins to see if it'll buy them a championship.

The lieutenant governor of North Carolina said transgender women should be arrested if they use women's bathrooms.

The United States will play Colombia in an exhibition at FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland, on June 8 ahead of the Copa America.

The New York Knicks are filing a protest of their loss in Houston that ended on a foul call officials said was incorrect, a person with knowledge of the details said Tuesday.

The House voted Tuesday to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for mismanagement of the border, making him the first-ever sitting Cabinet secretary to be stained with impeachment.

Criminal charges connected to a domestic violence case against Charlotte Hornets forward Miles Bridges were dropped Tuesday because of "insufficient evidence," court documents show.

Charlotte, a rust-colored stingray the size of a serving platter, has spent much of her life gliding around the confines of a storefront aquarium in North Carolina's Appalachian Mountains.

Nationals fans deserve better than four straight losing seasons and counting.

So, it's begun again -- the manufactured outrage, the outright lies, the twisting of Donald Trump's words by a leftist mainstream media eager to thwart his presidential comeback bid and protect Joe Biden's feeble and incompetent White House.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was released from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Tuesday, ending his second stay since surgery to treat prostate cancer, and he has resumed his full duties, the Pentagon said.

The back-and-forth between warring House committees on how to revise the government's spying powers could come to a head with a vote on a bill this week, as some conservatives warn that the legislation does not go far enough to protect Americans' privacy.

Illegal immigration at the southern border dropped in January as the holiday season and stepped-up enforcement by Mexico helped give the beleaguered Homeland Security Department a bit of a reprieve.

Kyle Shanahan has heard the criticism that, for all his great accomplishments as head coach of the San Francisco 49ers, he is unable to win the big game.

Hunter Biden referred to his father as 'the chairman' in a group chat with business partners working to secure a multi-million-dollar deal with a Chinese energy company, according to evidence produced by House lawmakers investigating President Biden over corruption allegations.

Jemny Marquinez has wanted to be a police officer since the age of 12, when she saw officers from her local police department in Virginia handing out Christmas gifts to children.

The U.S. Air Force's combat wings will be turned into "units of action" designed to better fight a war with China, under a major reorganization of the service and its new sub-service, the Space Force, announced by senior service leaders this week.

"Valentine's Day is returning to its romantic traditions, with total spending on significant others for the holiday expected to reach a record $14.2 billion," reports an annual assessment of the heartfelt trends released Jan. 29 by the National Retail Federation and Prosper Insights & Analytics. But wait. Inflation also has arrived for the holiday.

The Congressional Budget Office released its latest national fiscal outlook last week, and it should serve as an iPhone-style emergency alert for lawmakers.

The world has learned the hard way that we can't depend on a European company to protect us.

Sadly, the Women's Sports Foundation, or WSF, has forsaken its mission to defend women's sports just as the NCAA has.

Amid the electric atmosphere of the Super Bowl, where the Kansas City Chiefs clinched an overtime victory against the San Francisco 49ers, an off-field controversy was brewing between Taylor Swift and Kanye West, claims former NFL player Brandon Marshall.

A West Virginia bill approved by the House of Delegates on Tuesday that limits counties from regulating agricultural operations is stoking fears that a logging company could resurrect plans to build a toxic-spewing fumigation facility in the picturesque Allegheny Mountains.

ESPN and the College Football Playoff have agreed to a six-year deal worth $1.3 billion annually that allows the network to keep exclusive rights to the 12-team playoff through the 2031 season, two people with knowledge of the agreement told The Associated Press.

Jon Stewart took some shots at President Biden's declining mental acuity in his first show back ... and the knives came out.

When New York City officials got wind of the major winter storm headed their way, they rewound the clock four years, reopened their coronavirus pandemic playbook, and announced that instead of canceling school, teachers and students would once again meet online. No snow day.