Новости за 15.02.2024

If special counsel Robert Hur's report on mishandled boxes of classified documents embarrassed President Biden, whistleblower Tony Bobulinski's congressional testimony must have mortified him.

Godzilla has been to Tokyo, Hong Kong, Paris, San Francisco, Boston, Moscow, London and Hawaii. But before now, he's never been to the Oscars.

The U.S. isn't the undisputed world leader in technology and innovation, according to the House Science Committee's top Democrat, who expressed alarm Thursday about China's rise.

A painting of America's first president was stolen from an Englewood, Colorado, storage unit last month, the city's police department announced on Facebook Tuesday.

Lisa Lopez-Galvan was a music lover and DJ in the Kansas City area who played at weddings, quinceaneras and an American Legion bar and grill. She mixed Tejano, Mexican and Spanish music with R&B and hip-hop, and volunteered as a host on a radio program.

The kind of systemic failures that enabled the high-profile prison deaths of notorious gangster Whitey Bulger and financier Jeffrey Epstein also contributed to the deaths of hundreds of other federal prisoners over the years, a watchdog report released Thursday found.

As the return window for Apple's Vision Pro headset draws to a close, a notable number of early adopters are voicing their dissatisfaction on social media platforms, opting to return their $3,500 devices.

OK, so maybe we're not tracking her jet travel online like amateur spies, or worrying on a diplomatic level whether she'll make it to a football game.

Lyme disease cases in the U.S. jumped nearly 70% in 2022, which health officials say is not due to a major increase of new infections but instead a change in reporting requirements.

Smoking has surpassed injecting as the most common way of taking drugs in U.S. overdose deaths, a new government study suggests.

Software giant Cisco on Wednesday said it will lay off a chunk of its workforce in 2024 as its focus shifts to artificial intelligence.

Go into many bookstores, and the nonfiction shelves will be dominated by men.

Taylor Swift is one of the most prominent music celebrities of the 21st century and has millions of devoted followers known as "Swifties." But can Christians overlook her questionable lyrics and lifestyle?

A Delta Air Lines flight from Amsterdam to Detroit was forced to turn around after luggage containing rotting fish started raining maggots on travelers.

More Americans than ever are likely to feel depressed as the number of adults living alone grows nationwide, according to federal data released Thursday.

Texas' birthrate increased by 2% after state lawmakers banned most abortions in 2021, new research shows.

Rachel Dolezal, a White woman who pretended she was Black and became an NAACP chapter president a decade ago, was fired from her teaching position at an elementary school in Arizona after officials discovered her OnlyFans account.

A fight broke out before a game in Phoenix between the Suns and Pistons on Wednesday, leading to criminal assault charges against Detroit center Isaiah Stewart.

A New York judge on Thursday denied former President Donald Trump's attempt to dismiss an indictment alleging he falsified records to hide hush money payments and said the trial is set to begin on March 25.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk continued moving his businesses out of Delaware this week by reincorporating SpaceX in Texas.

A New York judge says former President Donald Trump's hush money trial will go ahead as scheduled with jury selection starting on March 25.

Black History Month generally highlights Frederick Douglass, Harriett Tubman, W.E.B. DuBois, Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks and other well-known African Americans.

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace needs to "straighten out her life" when he stopped by Capitol Hill this week, extending a bitter feud between the onetime House Republican colleagues.

Democratic operatives have so little regard for the American electorate that they use the same playbook repeatedly in their attempt to cover up deficiencies within their own ranks ("Schumer chalks up concerns over Biden's age to 'right-wing propaganda,'" Web, Feb. 13).

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has long been proclaiming that the southern border -- which has been under invasion for years by more than 10 million illegal migrants -- has been operationally secure ("Mayorkas impeached: House makes history with vote to embarrass DHS secretary," Web, Feb. 13).