Новости за 04.01.2024

In a new study from UCSF, researchers found that patients who took Paxlovid and those who did not had similar outcomes when it came to long COVID symptoms.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams has announced a lawsuit against 17 bus and transportation companies helping to bring asylum seekers to the city.

The lawsuit alleges that professions like teachers, firefighters, police officers, EMS workers, sanitation workers and other essential workers would bear the burden of the costs.

Glynis Johns, most known for her role as Mrs. Winifred Banks in the 1964 film "Mary Poppins" has died. She was 100.

These are the best smart TVs to add to your space, including options from Sony, Samsung, LG and TCL.

"That's what people need to understand. These were wanted babies." Eighteen women facing life and death medical conditions share their stories after being denied the medical care they needed. Watch "On the Brink" this Friday on ABC.

A former nurse manager and former inmate at Nassau County Correctional Center appeared in court Thursday, accused of promoting prison contraband and conspiracy.

Reverend Al Sharpton was leading the picket outside Ackman's office in Midtown.

Tiempo with Joe Torres is focused on the many issues affecting Latinos. We closely examine topics such as education, health care and immigration.

Every week, host Sandra Bookman takes a deep dive into the issues and stories that impact the Black community.

The "Golden" couple that began their relationship in primetime is inviting "Bachelor Nation" to their big next step - marriage!

The plan would establish first-in-the-nation statewide paid prenatal leave for women to attend prenatal medical appointments.

Authorities say the group entered the operators' compartments of two lead train cars before driving the train cars a short distance.

A new study found that one in four adults in New York State is experiencing food insecurity.

There was a shooting Thursday morning at a high school in Iowa, a police official told ABC News.

The first 40 documents, of an expected 250 ordered unsealed, largely mention figures whose names were already known, including high-profile friends of Epstein's and victims who have spoken publicly.

Losing power on your cellphone is always a worry, but Consumer Reports has some tips on how you can make your phone battery last longer on a single charge. First, consider your phone's display.

To make sure you're best prepared, start with some basics. Here's what to stock up on.

Limited-edition Valentine's Day Stanley cups are causing chaos at Target.

A Nevada judge was attacked in court by a defendant who vaulted the bench and sparked a bloody brawl with court officials and attorneys as he was about to sentenced to prison in a felony battery case.

"Hoexters was my dad's first restaurant that opened in 1977 on the Upper East Side," Alexandra Shapiro said. "Right around the corner on 82nd and third, we're actually butted up against their back wall."

The falling-block video game Tetris has met its match in 13-year-old Willis Gibson, the first player to officially "beat" the original Nintendo version of the game.

A community is confused and in mourning after the Imam of a mosque in Newark was shot and killed. Now, we're learning that this isn't the first time the imam was the victim of a violent incident.

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A father and son have been arrested in the killings of pregnant teenager Savanah Soto and her boyfriend after their bodies were found in a car in Texas last week, police say.