Новости за 17.02.2024

Former CBS president and CEO Leslie Moonves personally tried to influence a former LAPD captain, who had pledged his allegiance to Moonves.

Former Rep. George Santos filed a civil lawsuit against Jimmy Kimmel Saturday accusing the late-night television host of using fake names to request Cameo videos from the former lawmaker and then misusing them on his show.

NBA champion and “Survivor” contestant Scot Pollard is “awake and feeling great” a day after a heart transplant, his wife said Saturday on social media.

PORTLAND, Ore. — A television station in Portland, Oregon, apologized Friday for inadvertently showing a racist image during a program aimed at highlighting positive stories.

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Lefty Driesell, the Hall of Fame coach whose folksy drawl belied a fiery on-court demeanor that put Maryland on the college basketball map and enabled him to rebuild several struggling programs, died Saturday.

Loved ones of Ana Knezevich are hoping for her safe return after she disappeared under mysterious circumstances in Madrid. WTVJ's Kim Wynne reports.

Two of the best 3-point shooters in basketball history are set to go head-to-head to determine who is really the best on the court right now.

DENVER — A financially troubled former funeral home owner kept a deceased woman’s body in a hearse for two years at a house where police also found the cremated remains of at least 30 people, authorities said Friday in the latest case to underscore lax oversight of Colorado’s funeral industry.

One firefighter was killed and at least nine others were injured when a Sterling, Virginia, house exploded after reports of a possible gas leak.

Floral tributes to Alexei Navalny, President Vladimir Putin’s fiercest foe who died Friday in a Russian penal colony, were removed overnight by groups of unidentified people while police watched, videos on Russian social media show.

Columbia University gynecologist Dr. Robert Hadden victimized dozens of women before he was stopped. Five of his former patients spoke to NBC News about getting people to listen.

After the rallying cry “Oscars So White” emerged in 2015, calling out the general exclusion of Black filmmakers and movies from the annual awards ceremony, Agnes Moss stewed on it for a few years.

Alexei Navalny's team confirmed the Russian opposition figure's death Saturday, a day after Russia's Federal Penitentiary Service announced that he had fallen unconscious and died following a walk in the Arctic prison where he was being held.

The disclosure that President Biden told his ghost writer he discovered classified documents in his Virginia home in 2017 was unexpected and troubling to some national security experts.

Republicans are downplaying a Democratic victory in a New York special election, saying it's not a harbinger of the fight for the House majority this fall.

Israel's Defense Minister Yoav Gallant called Rafah the "the next Hamas center of gravity" but declined to say when a ground offensive will begin.

A college sophomore made history Friday night as the first athlete with a prosthetic leg to play in a NCAA Division I baseball game.

A Virginia firefighter was killed and others were injured after a house exploded Friday evening, officials said.

Two people were found dead in a dorm room after a shooting at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. Each of the two people were found with a gunshot wound, but have not been identified. Both deaths are being treated as a homicide, according to Colorado Springs police.

Charles McGonigal pleaded guilty last year in connection with taking $225,000 in cash from an individual tied to the Albanian government.

A premature baby gorilla was delivered via an emergency cesarean section at the Forth Worth Zoo last month after her mother faced "life-threatening complications."

San Francisco authorities have added suicide-deterrent nets to the sides of the Golden Gate Bridge. The steel nets are designed to offer a second chance to those struggling with mental health issues. The installation has already shown progress, according to officials.

“Outer Banks” actor Austin North is accused of attacking nurses and a phlebotomist at a Las Vegas hospital before he was struck in the head with a metal tray and subdued, police said.

10-year-old Samuel Arellano, who was shot at the Kansas City Chiefs victory rally, said a bullet missed his lungs by centimeters and it's a “miracle” he’s alive.

A 10-year-old boy who survived Wednesday's mass shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl rally is outlining his terrifying ordeal. Meanwhile, two unnamed teenagers are now facing gun-related charges and charges for resisting arrest. Plus, Chiefs superstar Patrick Mahomes spent the day in the hospital visiting those injured in the shooting. NBC News' Maggie Vespa reports