Новости за 19.01.2020

A Marine who says he was in the area during the terror attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, says then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delayed help for the ambassador and others who were killed. The testimony comes from Jon Myers, who tweeted, "I was the officer in charge of the Marine response after…

A fisherman got a big surprise after discovering that a mysterious orange box pulled from the ocean depths was no mere piece of trash, but surveillance equipment belonging to the United States Navy. Croatian fisherman Darko Kunac Bigava and his crew pulled the object aboard after it shredded their fishing nets on Jan. 6, according…

  There were no charges. No crimes. No arrests. No allegation of any wrongdoing. Not even suspicion of any wrongdoing. Just the fact that a woman was moving her family's $82,000 to a bank in a nearby state, requiring her to fly with the cash. And that triggered agents of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration…

  The campaign for a national popular vote for president has been gaining steam in recent years. States that agree to the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact would cast all of their Electoral College votes for the candidate who ends up with the most popular votes nationwide. Now comes a New Hampshire bill designed to…

An Italian artist has developed what he calls a campaign to raise awareness of violence against women by creating a series of posters that feature doctored pictures of famous women who appear to have been battered. Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, former first lady Michelle Obama, and Democratic Rep. Alexandria-Ocasio Cortez of New York…

The anti-Trump nature of the 2017 Women's March will be blurred for anyone who relies on a photograph currently displayed at the National Archives and Records Administration as a promotion for its exhibit on women's suffrage. The National Archives used a photograph from the 2017 demonstration as part of a promotional display for an exhibit…

After a three year battle with cancer, 6-year-old John Oliver Zippay, of Ohio, endured his final round of chemotherapy two days after Christmas and was welcomed back to his elementary school with open arms. In November of 2016, Zippay, who friends and family call J.O., was diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia, also known as acute…

(CBS NEWS) Puerto Rico Governor Wanda Vázquez Garced fired the island's emergency management director on Saturday, after a video showing aid sitting unused in a warehouse went viral on social media. Some of the aid has allegedly been sitting in the warehouse since Hurricane Maria struck in 2017. "There are thousands of people who have…

A Republican senator who understands what real combat is all about derided the ruffled feathers over at CNN caused by a pair of words for which she refuses to apologize. The Beltway brouhaha began when CNN congressional correspondent Manu Raju lobbed a question at fast-walking Republican Sen. Martha McSally of Arizona, who as an Air…

<p>(WASHINGTON SENTINEL) With focus on Joe Biden’s son earning millions from a Ukrainian energy company deal despite having no experience in the energy industry, now news has emerged that Nancy Pelosi’s son also found suspicious success at earning millions with deals with Ukrainian energy companies. <p>Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s son, Paul Pelosi Jr., reportedly…

A charter-school network in California has been sued for blacklisting a family art-education company because of its declarations of Christian faith. The company, Our Peculiar Family, run by four sisters, states on its website, "We believe the world around us reflects the beauty and glory of its Creator." The sisters, Elisabeth, Hannah, Melissa and Christiana…

Travelers entering the U.S. from the Chinese city of Wuhan will now be screened for a virus that has left two people dead. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said travelers from Wuhan will now be screened at the three largest ports of entry in the U.S. Those are San Francisco, Los Angeles and…

(WPRI) — A popular Providence LGBTQ nightclub says the campaign of Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg canceled a fundraiser with Buttigieg’s "husband" Friday night due to concerns over the venue’s appropriateness. Chasten Buttigieg, "husband" of the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, had been slated to headline the fundraiser at the Dark Lady Friday night.…

(LAW & CRIME) The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Friday submitted court documents revealing that former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was the Trump administration official who authorized the public release of hundreds of text messages between former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent Peter Strzok and former FBI lawyer Lisa Page. In a…

A judge has dismissed a complaint against Muskogee, Oklahoma, police officers by a man who alleges he was thrown to the ground, tasered, kneed in the back and put in a chokehold until he became unconscious merely for sitting in his car. Officers contend Jeriel Edwards was under the influence of PCP and posed a…

(TOWNHALL) MSNBC's Joy Reid invited a body language expert on to analyze the recent spat between Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders in the last Democratic presidential debate. The spat was over Elizabeth Warren's accusation that Bernie Sanders once told her a woman could never become president during a private meeting back in 2018. The…