Новости за 23.06.2024

Stephen A. Smith was left quizzical after Kelly Stafford, the wife of Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, shared some dating history on a recent podcast.

Charlamagne tha God predicted during a recent podcast that the presidential debate was going to be bad for President Biden, arguing that interruptions would benefit him.

Benjamin Netanyahu once again accused President Biden's administration of throttling deliveries of military aid.

The Washington Nationals were on the wrong side of history on Saturday when Kyle Finnegan's clock-pitch violation allowed the Colorado Rockies to win the game.

A 31-year-old Philadelphia police officer was shot during a traffic stop Saturday, and city officials say the husband and father is on life support.

Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark said Friday she suffered a ruptured eardrum on a screen against the New York Liberty. The incident reportedly occurred earlier this month.

The Biden administration announced plans to stop the sale of antivirus software from Kaspersky Lab, saying the company's ties with Russia pose a risk to national security.

In the not-too-distant past the losing side in an election would lick their wounds, study what went wrong, and live to fight another day. Not anymore.

Darren "Tank" Lewis, who earned two first-team All-American nods with Texas A&M, died earlier this week at the age of 55 after a battle with cancer.

Caitlin Clark will not be playing for Team USA in next month's Olympics, which L.A. committee president Casey Wasserman says is a "missed opportunity."

Lawyer Erin Hawley said Americans "finally have an opportunity to embrace the reality that every life matters again" after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade two years ago.

Nevada Judge Mary Kay Holthus, once attacked by a defendant in a viral courtroom video, threw out Nevada's "fake electors" case on Friday.

Lukas McClish was found alive in a remote canyon when passersby heard his cries for help 10 days after he got lost in the mountains of Northern California.

Franklin Graham announced the creation of the Billy Graham Defense Fund on Saturday in Glasgow. The fund will help support religious freedom in the United Kingdom.

Fact checker Snopes now states that Donald Trump never called neo-Nazis and white supremacists "very fine people" following the Charlottesville rally.

Some 13 people were rescued by firefighters at a Russian amusement park in Nalchik City last week. The ride suddenly stopped due to a technical malfunction, according to reports.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill allowing people to kill black bears on their property and vetoed a bill seeking a crackdown on slow drivers in the left lane.

Level up the classic shrimp scampi with a Cajun kick. The best part is that it can be served up in 15 minutes and still taste like a fresh dinner delicacy.

That's right – this vehicle gets delivered in flat boxes. I know it sounds crazy, but that's exactly how the Luvly O electric minicar rolls.

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Political insiders say Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin's bipartisan appeal could be trouble for President Biden if he's selected as former President Trump's running mate.

Schumer is planning a vote on a bill to enshrine abortion rights into law, which follows votes on contraception and IVF, in an effort to put his Republican colleagues on record.

Police departments across the country are warning of a recruiting and retention crisis – while morale among officers plummets and violent crime plagues cities.

A 25-year-old man was stabbed in his torso at Randall's Island on Friday night by two brothers following an altercation, police confirmed.

A fourth victim who suffered injuries in a shooting Friday morning outside a grocery store in in Fordyce, Arkansas, has died, according to state police.