Новости за 21.11.2019

At a Monitor Breakfast, GOP Chair Ronna (Romney) McDaniel spoke about the intra-party feud between her uncle, Utah Sen. Mitt Romney, and President Trump.

Covington, Georgia, finally heeds citizen findings of toxic gas, after EPA warnings and company counterclaims of emissions within limits.

After a three-year investigation, Israel’s attorney general charged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for corruption, charges he calls a “coup.”

Paradise’s police chief has turned to a stop-and-chat patrolling strategy as he works to rebuild his department and hometown after a devastating fire.

Global views on whistleblowers got a boost after one in the U.S. made allegations against President Trump. Even Ukraine just passed a law protecting whistleblowers.

As Twitter and Facebook field criticism for their policies on political advertising, Google announces a middle-lane approach.

North America used to have 17,000 named apple varieties, but now just 4,000 remain. The Lost Apple Project is rediscovering types thought to be lost.

Elisa Martinez, a Latina Republican and a member of the Navajo Nation, is running for New Mexico's U.S. Senate seat.

Throughout the impeachment inquiry, Democrats and Republicans seem to be viewing separate events. Here are two views of Gordon Sondland's testimony.

“A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood,” inspired by an Esquire article, is about the beneficence bestowed by Fred Rogers upon all in his orbit.

Chinese students are coming to the U.S. in record numbers, but growth has slowed. That’s cause for concern for campuses – and the government.