Новости за 25.06.2020

(CNBC) Stocks ended a volatile session Thursday with solid gains as investors cheered regulation rollbacks for the big banks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 299.66 points higher, or 1.2%, at 25,745.60. The S&P 500 ended the day up 1.1% at 3,083.76. The Nasdaq Composite also advanced 1.1% to 10,017. The Federal Deposit Insurance Commission…

(NATIONAL FILE) A Cambridge University lecturer was given her full professorship merely hours after sparking a social media firestorm over controversial anti-white comments, where she received a full internet-wide backlash over her remarks. Priyamvada Gopal unleashed the fury of social media after doubling down on her anti-white comments–that were defended by Cambridge University as “freedom…

(GATEWAY PUNDIT) Bill and Melinda Gates sat down for an interview with Forbes magazine last week to discuss the recent coronavirus pandemic and their support for the WHO. The two globalists lashed out at the current (Trump) administration for withdrawing US support from the failed World Health Organization after they misled the global community on…

(BBC NEWS) The US Defense Department has determined that 20 top Chinese firms, including Huawei, are either owned by or backed by the Chinese military. The list, seen by US media, features video surveillance firm Hikvision, China Telecoms, China Mobile and AVIC. The determination could lay the groundwork for new US financial sanctions against the…

(USA TODAY) A famous painting of the Immaculate Conception by baroque artist Bartolomé Esteban Murillo has become the newest in a long line of botched art restorations in Spain. Murillo's painting was reportedly cleaned by a furniture collector for €1,200, according to The Guardian. But despite two efforts to restore the work to its original…

(LONDON INDEPENDENT) Daegu, the city at the epicentre of South Korea‘s coronavirus outbreak, has filed a civil damages suit against a church that has been linked to over 5,200 of the country’s cases. Widespread infections among members of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus in February and March made South Korea the first country to have…

(FOX NEWS) Country music trio Dixie Chicks has changed their name. Across the band's social media pages, the women now go by The Chicks. On Thursday morning, their official Twitter handle was changed from @dixiechicks to @thechicks. The group made up of Natalie Maines, Martie Erwin Maguire, and Emily Strayer, also changed their name on…

By Thomas Catenacci Daily Caller News Foundation Julian Assange was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges related to his role in one of the largest breaches of information in U.S. history, the U.S. Department of Justice said Wednesday. The WikiLeaks founder was charged with conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defense information, conspiracy…

(FOX NEWS) -- A Florida woman who called 911 four times Wednesday to ask for a ride to a nearby city was given a lift to jail instead, authorities said. Sarah Alameh, 31, of Eagle Lake, which is 60 miles southwest of Orlando, was charged with misuse of 911, the Winter Haven Police Department said…

(CBS NEWS) -- A massive plume of dust from the Sahara desert in northern Africa has been traversing the atmosphere, thousands of feet above the tropical Atlantic Ocean, and is now cloaking the Caribbean and closing in on the southeastern United States. While summer dust plumes are a common occurrence, this appears to be one…

If you had any doubts about the NFL’s stance on prioritizing social issues ahead of the upcoming season, look no further than the new flag hoisted at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. On Tuesday, the San Francisco 49ers shared an image on social media of a Black Lives Matter flag waving in the wind…

By Mary Margaret Olohan Daily Caller News Foundation The false alarm about the “noose” in NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace’s garage followed is one of several recent incidents where a widely reported hate crime accusation involving a noose crumbled under scrutiny. Here are five recent examples of public outrage about a noose turning out to be…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Politics.] By Charles Lipson Real Clear Politics Due process is not the strong suit of mobs. Neither is nuance, open discussion, or disagreement. These inherent defects should be painfully obvious as mobs pull down statues, seize sections of cities, and demand the public approach them…

By an overwhelming 3-1 margin, American voters do not believe that men should be allowed to compete in women's high-school and college athletic events, a new poll finds. Sixty percent of registered voters surveyed in the Just the News Daily Poll with Scott Rasmussen said biological males should not be allowed to compete, compared to 21%…

Revolutions inevitably consume their own. Last week, more than 300 people signed an "Open Letter" calling for Laura McQuade's removal as CEO of Planned Parenthood of Greater New York. Under pressure this week, the board of directors cashiered McQuade. It is hard to say which is more daft, the board's buckling to the demands of…

Famous far-left American scholar Noam Chomsky claims President Trump is "undeniably" the "worst criminal in human history." In an interview Sunday on "The Michael Brooks Show," Chomsky was asked to explain what Trump is doing "institutionally" that is "unique," Breitbart reported. "This sounds strong, but it's true: Trump is the worst criminal in human history,…

He's a mainstay of WND's Commentary page for a reason: Order A.F. Branco's second book of brilliant political cartoons: "Make America Laugh Again"

I rarely use the term "fake news" in my writing. In fact, out of the nearly 2,000 op-ed pieces I have written, I can only find a couple of times I used it in the title of one of my articles. One reason I'm hesitant to use the term is because it is so overused.…