Новости за 04.04.2024

Fox News is rejecting a call from Biden administration officials to retract coverage of the policy on Easter egg art used during the White House's annual holiday celebration earlier this week. The White House has throughout the week forcefully pushed back on coverage across conservative media of the Easter Egg Roll, some of which incorrectly...

Former President Clinton is penning a new memoir focused on his life after leaving the White House, promising a candid look at both his successes and “mistakes” that he “made along the way.” “Citizen: My Life After the White House” will be released on Nov. 19 — just two weeks after Election Day — publisher...

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) halted all military leave as threats are growing from Iran following an alleged Israeli strike on the Iranian consulate in Syria this week, which killed two top generals. The IDF said in a statement that it was pausing leave for all combat units "in accordance with the situational assessment." "The...

Parents who have consented to these drugs for their children love their kids dearly, but they’ve consented under entirely false pretenses.

An attempt to change Nebraska to a “winner-take-all” Electoral College system failed a key procedural vote late Wednesday, despite support by former President Trump, Gov. Jim Pillen (R-Neb.) and Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-Neb.). Switching Nebraska’s Electoral College vote distribution in the Republican-dominated state would bring it in line with much of the rest of the country...

The international food charity World Central Kitchen (WCK) is requesting an independent investigation into an Israeli strike earlier this week that killed six of its workers and a translator.  The nongovernmental group (NGO) asked the U.S., Australia, Canada, Poland and the U.K. to “join” them in demanding “an independent, third-party’’ probe into Monday's incident. “This...

Former President Trump again lashed out at special counsel Jack Smith, accusing the prosecutor of “attacking” the judge overseeing his documents case. The post came after Smith urged U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon to reject arguments from Trump asserting that the more than 300 highly classified documents found at his Mar-a-Lago estate could be...

The Biden administration on Thursday is announcing an extension of work permits for certain categories of immigrants, potentially preventing hundreds of thousands of people from losing their jobs overnight. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is publishing a temporary final rule in the Federal Register automatically extending the validity of Employment Authorization Documents (EADs)...

Former President Trump edged out President Biden in a new national poll by just 1 point. The Emerson College survey, released Thursday, found 46 percent of voters support the former president, compared to Biden's 45 percent. Roughly 8 percent of respondents said they were undecided ahead of the November's general election. Trump's razor-thin lead is...

When it comes to his efforts to undermine the NATO alliance, Trump’s message has been consistent for more than 36 years, ever since his first (but not his last) visit to Moscow.

The administration is playing a deceptive game involving refundable tax credits.

Republicans are slightly more enthusiastic ahead of November's general election, edging out Democrats, according to a new survey. In the poll, released Thursday by Gallup, 59 percent of Republicans said they are more enthusiastic about voting in the upcoming election than in previous years. That is four points higher than the 55 percent of Democrats...

You've seen K-9s at the airport but now, a gas station chain is hiring dogs to make sure customers are safe at the pump.

The undocumented person authorities say the soldier was trying to transport fled from the SUV when caught by police, but he eventually gave himself up.

Nowhere in Biden’s statement condemning Israel did he mention Hamas’s culpability in putting its citizens in harm’s way. Nowhere did he call for Hamas leaders to surrender unconditionally and release the remaining hostages, including six Americans.

House GOP Conference Chair Elise Stefanik's (R-N.Y.) campaign announced on Thursday that she had raked in $7.1 million in the first quarter of fundraising for this year. That number includes money she raised for herself, the House Battleground fund and for national committees and candidates. Her campaign received contributions from 70,000 donors in the first...

Senate aides say they expect Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) to immediately dismiss the impeachment charges against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas after the House impeachment managers present them next week. One Senate GOP aide said Schumer is expected to schedule a vote on a motion to dismiss or a motion to table the charges....

A departing top lawyer for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) who also counseled the House Jan. 6 committee warned of the need to bolster security ahead of the upcoming election to ensure a coordinated response to the “next Jan. 6.” Joseph Maher, DHS’s principal deputy general counsel, has left the department to become a...

Former President Trump’s position on abortion access is back in the spotlight, this time thanks to a Florida court ruling that has given Democrats an opening to attack Trump in his home state. The Florida Supreme Court upheld the state’s ban on abortions after 15 weeks and allowed a ban on abortions after six weeks...

The strike that killed a group of aid workers in Gaza puts in stark relief the difficulties the U.S. faces in delivering relief to an intensifying humanitarian crisis, especially as it follows the cutoff of American funding to the main UN Palestinian agency. The Biden administration has shown no sign it’s considering conditioning military aid...

This year's Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) saga has taken another turn after the Department of Education sent incorrect financial aid information to colleges and universities, possibly creating more delays for students and putting schools in a compromising situation. In the latest development, colleges have been told they are allowed to use...

Abortion and marijuana will be on the ballot in Florida in November — two issues that are expected to mobilize young voters toward President Biden and Democrats in the Sunshine State. The issues have proven to drive young voter turnout in other states, like Ohio last year, and Democrats are betting Florida will see a...

A new government report found thousands of reports of lobbying violations remain unresolved years after they were referred to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia. Under the Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA), the 1995 law that mandates transparency into federal lobbying activities, lobbyists must file new registrations with the Secretary of the Senate...

Eight nonprofit institutions will administer $20 billion in federal funds designated for combating climate change and reducing pollution. The Biden administration had previously announced that these funds from the Democrats’ 2022 climate, tax and healthcare bill, would be administered by a mix of large national and smaller local institutions. But it was unclear which entities...

A new California bill aims to prevent employers from reaching out to their employees outside of work hours.  The bill, AB 2751, introduced by State Assemblymember Matt Haney, aims to bring greater work-life balance to employees in California by creating a “right-to-disconnect” from calls, texts and emails after work hours. The legislation would have California...