Новости за 28.06.2022

Ghislaine Maxwell, socialite parter of Jeffrey Epstein, has been sentenced to 20 years for her role in Mr. Epstein’s sex trafficking ring. Nearly three years after Mr. Epstein’s death, Ms. Maxwell says meeting him has been her “greatest regret.”

White House Jan 6. committee heard groundbreaking testimony on Tuesday from former aide, Cassidy Hutchinson. She recounted alarming actions by former President Donald Trump and former chief of staff Mark Meadows on the day of the Capitol riot.

Louisiana is the first Southern state with a climate action plan. With it comes the chance to lead by example in the nation’s petrochemical corridor.

Carpenter Grant is compelled to do excellent work. Even boulders erode, eventually. But integrity endures.

Amid an economic crisis marked by hunger, an earthquake forces the Taliban to accept foreign aid without condition.

Hong Kong’s status as a global business center is waning and some say a transformation is due. Last year, 90,000 people left Hong Kong and during the second wave of COVID this year, more than 100,000 people left. City leaders are puzzling through what comes next.

Northern Irish politics are in limbo after republican party Sinn Féin topped the polls for the first time. But its victory suggests the island is entering a new era in sectarian relations.

Florida Sen. Rick Scott sat down with reporters at a Monitor Breakfast, where we talked Mitch McConnell, Donald Trump, and how in America, ‘you can be anything.’

A man identified as ‘Josef S.’ has been sentenced in Germany for his role as a Nazi security guard at a concentration camp during World War II. He denies the allegations, while leaders in the German Jewish community say the sentencing brings closure.

The future of global migration is already playing out – for better and worse – on the African continent, where most migration by Africans takes place.

With a decision returning prayer to public schools, the Supreme Court Monday gave another win to the free exercise clause of the Constitution.