Новости за 10.02.2024

ISLAMABAD — Candidates backed by the party of jailed Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan plan to form a government, a senior aide to the former prime minister said on Saturday, urging supporters to peacefully protest if final election results are not released.

ATLANTA — Former professional baseball and football player Vincent “Bo” Jackson, a running back who won the Heisman Trophy at Auburn, has won a $21 million verdict in his civil case against his niece and nephew for trying to extort him.

Wisconsin GOP Rep. Mike Gallagher, who made news earlier this week with his vote against impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, announced on Saturday that he won’t run for re-election this year.

One of the most dangerous Mexican cartels is targeting six Native American reservations in Montana. NBC's Cynthia McFadden speaks to a tribal leader who says there's drug activity on his reservation involving community members, and that it's "as if fentanyl is raining on our reservation."

Taylor Swift walked off stage Saturday night and opened a 35-hour-plus window that would allow her to travel from Tokyo to the Super Bowl in Nevada, more than 5,500 miles away.

Georgia GOP Gov. Brian Kemp, once seen as a potential 2024 presidential rival to former President Donald Trump, on Saturday offered some of his sharpest rhetoric yet against the Republican frontrunner.

Sunday’s Super Bowl looks set to be one of the premiere American cultural events of the year, pitting the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs against the five-time Super Bowl-winning San Francisco 49ers.

Since a report released on Thursday by special counsel Robert Hur described President Joe Biden as an “elderly man with a poor memory,” there have been significant misperceptions about the cognitive changes associated with aging, neurologists say.

BUDAPEST, Hungary — Hungary’s conservative president has resigned amid public outcry over a pardon she granted to a man convicted as an accomplice in a child sexual abuse case, a decision that unleashed an unprecedented political scandal for the long-serving nationalist government.

The civil war in Sudan is “the world’s largest child displacement crisis,” and as the conflict rages on, millions of children face malnutrition, UNICEF said Friday.

Pink's concert in Sydney, Australia, had a sweet surprise when a fan reportedly went into labor during the show.

A helicopter crashed Friday night near Nipton, California, with six people on board, the Federal Aviation Administration said.

New footage appears to show a Jan. 6 rioter firing a gun in the air outside the Capitol during the attack.

Before Brock Purdy was the NFL’s last pick, the 49ers quarterback was rated as his national high school class’ 39th-best passer, behind a host of current college stars.

If you’ve fallen behind on your New Year’s resolutions, here are tips from experts about how to get back on track.

The reusable water bottle industry has had many darlings.

DACA recipients once had political leverage and hopes for legalizing their status, but they were a glaring omission in the failed border deal.

Drive Change, a Brooklyn, N.Y., nonprofit organization that provides culinary training to teens and young adults who have previously been incarcerated or impacted by the criminal justice system.

A race to replace Rep. George Santos in the House could shrink, or expand, House Republicans' razor-thin majority.

The Taylor Swift Eras Tour swept into Japan this week, as fans wait to see whether she will make it home to watch her boyfriend Travis Kelce in the Super Bowl.

Nawaz Sharif, the former prime minister of Pakistan, will try and form a coalition government after independent candidates did well in parliamentary elections.

Mexican drug cartels have flooded Montana with fentanyl and meth – and also set up operations on Indian reservations, where the police is severely outnumbered.

Trapped in and around Rafah, more than 1 million Palestinians are bracing themselves as Israel plans to launch a ground assault against Hamas fighters in Gaza's southernmost city.

Historic rainstorms that lashed California recently have kept a rare phenomenon around — a lake at famed hotspot Death Valley.

Las Vegas has increased its security along the strip ahead of the city's first Super Bowl weekend. More than 750 federal agents have joined state and local law enforcement.