Новости за 15.02.2024

Taylor Taranto, a Jan. 6 defendant who was arrested near former President Obama's home after former President Trump posted the address faces new gun charges.

A witness described fleeing the Kansas City shooting that took place at the Chiefs’ victory parade. Bridget Barton showed the backpack she was wearing at the time of the shooting and explained that it saved her from the backfire of bullets.

The New York attorney general’s office compared Wayne LaPierre and other current and former National Rifle Association executives to children caught stealing from a cookie jar Thursday during closing arguments in its civil corruption trial.

The covert operation was intended to inhibit the ship’s ability to share intelligence with Houthi rebels who have been attacking cargo ships in the Red Sea.

More than a decade after a New York mother of three is murdered, the story takes an unexpected turn as a twist emerges that leads to an unforeseen conclusion. Andrea Canning reports Friday, February 16 at 9/8c on NBC.

The White House can't take action at the border without additional funds and House Republicans won't unlock funding without sweeping changes to immigration policy.

The National Archives rotunda and galleries in Washington, D.C., closed to the public early on Wednesday afternoon after two apparent climate change protesters dumped red powder on the case holding the U.S.

Joe Manchin floated Mitt Romney as a potential running mate if the West Virginia senator launches a third-party or independent 2024 presidential campaign.

Whether you're feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or even if you can't quite put a finger on exactly what you're feeling, identifying and understand your emotions can help you manage them better. Bestselling author Jennie Allen joins TODAY with tips for untangling your emotions — and what to do with them. "When we don't feel our pain and we stuff it, we miss out," she says.

The judge presiding over Donald Trump's New York criminal trial on Thursday denied his bid to dismiss the charges against him and ordered his trial to proceed as scheduled next month.

An Arizona elementary school has fired Nkechi Diallo, formerly known as Rachel Dolezal, over explicit OnlyFans photos. KVOA's Megan Spector reports.

Latinos have grown up hearing someone be called "negrita" or "negrito," but the Spanish term, a diminutive of Black, stirs debate over whether it's a term of endearment or a legacy of a racist past.

Detroit Pistons star Isaiah Stewart was arrested after allegedly punching his opponent Drew Eubanks of the Phoenix Suns in a pregame fight Wednesday, police said.

Dr. Natalie Azar joins TODAY to discuss the benefits of cutting salt intake, the advantages of the Atlantic diet, how scents can help with depression and more.

California police say a teen found with a stockpile of weapons had "every intention" to attack his high school. KNBC's Annette Arreola reports.

Bose’s Ultra Open Earbuds are my new favorite headphones for outdoor fitness activity. Here’s what to know before buying them.

Former President Donald Trump is expected to attend a Manhattan hearing for his New York criminal case, while Fulton County D.A. Fani Willis will testify in Georgia.

President Joe Biden has been handed an endorsement from an unexpected and perhaps unwelcome source: the Kremlin.

A 14-year-old Santa Rosa boy is in juvenile hall charged with not only possessing a gun, but also with manufacturing it.

Four students leaving Benjamin E. Mays High School in Atlanta were injured after a suspect open fired on the car they were traveling in. WXIA's Jon Shirek reports.

An Ontario teenager with an “obsession” for the Columbine High School shooting was charged with attempted murder and terrorist threat Wednesday after he allegedly formed a detailed plan to carry out a shooting at his school.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said Wednesday that his administration has filed a lawsuit against the parent companies of TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and YouTube, alleging that their services are damaging to the mental health of young adults and children in the largest U.S. city.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The person fatally shot at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory celebration Wednesday has been identified, as police held three people in custody and sought answers over the culprits and motive behind the shooting.

Shortly after the Super Bowl victory parade and rally for the Kansas City Chiefs, officials say someone started shooting. One person, identified as local radio DJ Lisa Lopez-Galvin, was killed and more than 20 others were injured. NBC’s Jesse Kirsch reports for TODAY.

Radio DJ identified as victim of Kansas City Chiefs' victory parade shooting. Fani Willis relationship hearing today. Israel raids south Gaza's Nassar Hospital.