Новости за 18.11.2023

Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) called for an investigation of the House Jan. 6 Committee on Saturday after security footage from inside the Capitol was released, claiming that the committee selectively ignored evidence. “Why didn’t Liz Cheney and Adam Kizinger ever refer to any of these tapes?” Lee questioned on X, formerly Twitter, referring to video...

New Hampshire police have identified the suspect in the fatal New Hampshire hospital shooting as 33-year-old John Madore. According to state Attorney General John Formella the suspect was most recently transient and had “recently stayed at a hotel in the Seacoast area." New Hampshire State Police reported Friday that a shooting at a psychiatric hospital...

The ousted head of OpenAI is welcome in France amid artificial intelligence (AI) integration, France’s minister in charge of digital issues said Saturday. “Sam Altman, his team and their talents are welcome if they wish in France where we are accelerating to put artificial intelligence at the service of the common good,” Jean-Noël Barrot posted...

Former President Trump claimed Saturday that the judge in his New York civil fraud trial is a “complete and total puppet” of New York Attorney General Letitia James. “Judge Arthur Engoron, the most overturned and stayed Judge in the State, and the Racist New York State Attorney General, the most corrupt & incompetent A.G. in...

Geographically, culturally, politically and economically close to India, Nepal has become the focus of Chinese attempts to challenge India in its own neighborhood.

An attorney for former President Trump celebrated Friday's ruling that Trump could remain on the primary ballot in Colorado. “We're pretty satisfied with the outcome,” attorney Scott Gessler, a former Colorado secretary of state, said in an interview with CNN's Kaitlan Collins. Though, he added that he has not spoken to Trump. His comments came...

Tech billionaire Elon Musk said his company will file a massive suit against Media Matters for America and other organizations for a "fraudulent attack on our company." Musk's threat comes after several companies began pulling ads from his X platform, formerly known as Twitter. The wave of departures started Thursday after the billionaire owner engaged...

A lawsuit from singer Cassie Ventura alleging sexual abuse by famed music producer Sean “Diddy” Combs was settled on Friday, the pair announced, just a day after it was filed. The suit alleged that Cassie suffered years of “abuse, violence and sex trafficking” while in an on-and-off relationship with Combs starting in 2005, who was...

The Biden campaign is ramping up its offensive against former President Trump, targeting the front-runner for the 2024 Republican nomination as a rematch between Trump and President Biden appears increasingly likely. The campaign spent this week unloading on Trump, rolling out daily memos that outlined what a second Trump term would mean for abortion rights,...

While Black Friday scenes of people bursting through the doors of a big box retailer and wrestling over flatscreens have largely given way to online shopping deals scored from the comfort of one's home, holiday shopping with a tablet or smartphone comes with its own pitfalls this year.

It is revolutionizing the way we generate and consume power and creating a highly productive synergy that promises to transform the energy landscape.

A salmonella outbreak from cantaloupes has made dozens sick, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned Friday. A total of 43 people have gotten sick from salmonella, with 17 needing to be hospitalized across 15 states, the CDC said. The highest density of illness was in Arizona, where seven people were infected. Impacted fruit...

The Biden campaign went after former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley on Friday, calling her “no moderate” over her stance on abortion rights. “Nikki Haley is no moderate — she’s an anti-abortion MAGA extremist who wants to rip away women’s freedoms just like she did when she was South Carolina governor,” the campaign said in a...

Disney and Apple announced Friday that they would pull adds from X, joining a growing list of companies fleeing the platform after owner Elon Musk made antisemitic remarks this week. Multiple major companies, including IBM, Lionsgate and Paramount also said they are leaving X, formerly Twitter. The European Union will also halt advertising, it announced....

“Were you better off four years ago than you are now?”

National parks are honoring missing and murdered Indigenous women with red shawls this week. Red Shawl Day, which will be observed Sunday, is “an annual national effort to bring attention to acts of violence committed against Indigenous people,” according to the National Park Service (NPS). NPS said that according to the Department of Justice, Indigenous American women are...

Israel began limited shipments of fuel to Gaza on Saturday, but the United Nations said the supplies are only half of what is needed to provide water and power for the enclave as the war-torn region struggles with an increasing humanitarian crisis. “Following long weeks of delay, the Israeli Authorities approved only half of the...

Prof. Daymon Johnson said that he has experienced retaliation and harassment due to his opposition to DEI policies.

Carbon monoxide is extremely harmful, and it can poison you.

A group of 10 South Carolina officials that previously backed Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) for the 2024 presidential race have switched their support to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ (R-Fla.) campaign, after Scott dropped out last week. The list, first shared with The Associated Press, is topped by state Reps. Bill Taylor and Tom Hartnett Jr., who...

This week, we saw fierce budgetary debates in the halls of Congress. Thankfully, a government shutdown was averted, but there is an additional underreported threat looming if Congress doesn’t act soon: 21.5 million households in the U.S. could lose access to an affordable internet. The bipartisan Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) provides monthly subsidies for low-income Americans...

Elon Musk, who owns X, formerly known as Twitter, said anyone advocating for genocide on the platform will be removed from X Friday. “At risk of stating the obvious, anyone advocating the genocide of *any* group will be suspended from this platform,” Musk said in an X post. Musk’s post comes after another currently garnering...

Despite having appeared to have self-destruct mid-flight during its second test, SpaceX described the Starship rocket as a success, given it marked the craft's first time making it into space. The launch was the second attempt for the Starship after an earlier version of the rocket blew up the launch pad in Boca Chica, Texas...

It puts the American people in charge of examining the truth behind these prosecutions without the need to trust reporters or legal analysts.

Over a hundred current and former White House staffers signed a letter backing the Biden administration’s stance on the Israel-Hamas war, as Biden’s support for Israel has divided Democrats. The letter, first reported by The New York Times, has 127 signatures, fewer than a similar letter earlier this month from former White House and campaign...