Новости за 02.01.2024

The federal government is locked in a dispute with Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas, which installed the wire in an effort to prevent illegal border crossings.

Australian Olympic track cyclist Melissa Hoskins has died following reports that she was hit by a car. Her husband, former cycling world champion Rohan Dennis, was arrested and charged, according to local media reports.

Requests for abortion pills by women who weren't pregnant spiked when abortion rights were threatened, new research finds. A new abortion case is before the Supreme Court.

Frank Ryan, the quarterback who led the Cleveland Browns to their last NFL title in 1964, has died.

Investigators say that Michael Avery has no connection to terrorist groups after the 35-year-old suspect drove a car with a dozen gas canisters towards a crowd of pedestrians in Rochester, N.Y., only to hit another car and kill two people. NBC News’ Tom Winter reports on the ensuing fire and Avery’s possible motive.

Harvard President Claudine Gay resigned after facing scrutiny for testimony she gave at a hearing on antisemitism as well as allegations of plagiarism.

Police say Kai Zhang, 17, camped out in the Utah wilderness after he was threatened as part of a "cyber kidnapping" scheme. KSL's Dan Rascon reports.

Harvard University President Claudine Gay is stepping down. In a letter, Gay stated that it is "in the best interest" of the university that she resign. This comes as Gay has faced allegations of plagiarism and criticism over her testimony at a congressional hearing on antisemitism.

Two men have been arrested and charged with hate crimes in connection with the brutal beating of two LGBTQ women in Miami that was caught on camera in November.

Mean girls, Spider-Women and sandworms will headline the 2024 box office — and they’ll have to do some heavy lifting.

A 30-year-old man was found dead inside an airplane engine on Monday night in Salt Lake City after he breached an emergency exit onto the airfield, said authorities.

A winter storm is forecast to hit much of the country through the first two weeks of the year. Learn more about who could be affected by unfavorable weather conditions.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. hired Del Bigtree, who leads ICAN, a top anti-vaccine organization, as his presidential campaign's communications director.

A decade after publicly coming out, Matt Bomer is up for another Golden Globe after a banner year playing dramatic gay figures in Fellow Travelers and Maestro.

Activists in the Dominican Republic hope education can help prevent girls from getting pregnant amid a total abortion ban and where close to 30% of teens don't have contraception access.

An armed man broke into the building that houses the Colorado Supreme Court in Denver, Colorado early Tuesday morning and opened fire inside before surrendering to police, according to the Colorado State Patrol.

Members of Sunshine State Sonar located the remains of Sandra Lemire, missing since 2012, in an Orlando pond. WESH's Marlei Martinez reports.

Dermatologist Dr. Angela Lamb joins Hoda & Jenna to share the top products to address many skincare concerns, including under-eye serums for dark circles, acne patches for stubborn breakouts and more.

Rochester Police Chief David Smith said the suspect in the deadly car crash acted intentionally when he drove into the opposite lane before hitting another car. The suspect’s car then slid into a group of pedestrians and ignited a blaze, ultimately killing two people and injuring at least nine.

Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager get blood tests to learn more about food sensitivities and gut health and then functional medicine expert and author Will Cole joins them to explain what makes a healthy gut, how food can impact your digestion and shares tips to help improve an unhealthy gut.

The remains of an Orlando mother who vanished nearly 12 years ago were found in a retention pond near Disney World, according to the rescue group who found her. Sandra Lemire vanished in May 2012 after going on a date with a man she met online.

It can be hard to stay motivated and get moving during winter so TODAY fitness contributor Stephanie Mansour shares easy exercises you can do to get your steps in without leaving your house.

This special episode of Start TODAY highlights four community members: Emily Baker, Nick Bricker, Melissa Paluch, and Bayar Bayarsaikhan. Al Roker takes a look back at their stories and the huge milestones they’ve achieved in their fitness journeys.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard is using social media to tell her side of her story following her release from prison after serving time for the murder of her mother.

A man that police believe fatally shot his mother at a residential care facility in Utah was found dead in a burning home on New Year's Eve, officials said.