Новости за 04.04.2024

‘This is the one shul where you really have to read your emails,’ Rabbi Benjamin Goldschmidt tells Curbed.

Seeks bailout of bankrupt policy toward the last communist superpower.

Forty-one percent think that America has gone ‘so far off track that we need a leader who is willing to break some rules to set things right.’

In one unlikely scenario, the state’s stray electoral college vote could deny President Biden re-election by forcing a tie in the electoral college.

The IDF is on high alert as Iranian officials vow to avenge the Monday killing at Damascus of one of Tehran’s terrorist leaders, perhaps as early as tomorrow, the last Friday of Ramadan.

Meghan McCain tells the Sun that a campaign by RFK Jr. could spell trouble for Biden.

After evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 and 2020 elections, one former defense department official says, ‘we can’t say we weren’t aware this time.’

Politicians who have publicly said they wouldn’t run with No Labels include Governor Hogan, Senator Manchin, Ambassador Haley, and Governor Christie.

Even the first lady has reportedly urged the president to stop the Gaza war as soon as possible.

‘I’m not sure that I’m loving the way they’re doing it, because you’ve got to have victory. You have to have a victory, and it’s taking a long time,’ Mr. Trump says.

Vulnerable Senate Democrats, Hill aides tell the Sun, could be key to killing what conservatives describe as a regulatory overreach.

Allen and his biographer have collaborated on a series of projects, not least of which is a remastered version of ‘Lubbock (On Everything),’ rightfully considered an alt-country masterwork.

Rapper Luther Campbell will decide whether he will primary a Democratic incumbent by late April.

Replacing recalcitrant federal employees is central to the so-called “Project 2025” being drawn up by allies of the former president in anticipation of a second Trump term.

The hardwood hero will visit the White House this week and will soon be able to call himself a Hall of Famer.

Brewing discontent looks set to trigger a no-confidence vote that could conceivably topple the president — or pit him against Marine Le Pen.

‘We’re concerned about a massive investment in China in a set of industries that’s resulting in overcapacity,’ she says.

The scribe who never earned a college degree now shares a shelf with Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry James.

The constitutional eye is on Oregon, where a requirement that lawyers be a member of the bar is being challenged before the 9th Circuit. The Supreme Court could be next.

Industrial policy won’t create jobs for poorly educated workers, but it will supercharge cronyism.

‘A gaggle of Beltway partisans and activists’ have made net neutrality ‘a civic religion,’ the former FCC Chairman, Ajit Pai, tells the Sun.

The story of ‘Ripley’ hues closely to Patricia Highsmith’s sturdy plot, but writer/director Steven Zaillian, author of the Oscar-winning screenplay for ‘Schindler’s List,’ also makes a few curious changes.

The judge has also been unmoved by Mr. Trump’s demands he recuse himself due to the political work his daughter, Loren Merchan, does for far-left Democratic clients.

Despite all the advertising, the new Dn already feels outdated.

For Uncle Sam’s big government socialists are in charge.