Новости за 29.02.2024

One-time “Vanderpump Rules” star Rachel Leviss filed a bombshell lawsuit accusing Tom Sandoval and Ariana Madix of revenge porn in the "Scandoval" saga.

Louisiana is poised to become the fourth state in the nation to allow executions using nitrogen gas after a bill cleared a key legislative hurdle.

Authorities in Florida on Wednesday found human remains believed to belong to a teenager who disappeared nearly 20 years ago.

The Supreme Court will drill down on the legal question of presidential immunity as it considers Trump's bid to toss out his election interference indictment.

Sen. Katie Britt of Alabama will deliver the Republican response to President Joe Biden's State of the Union speech, two sources with direct knowledge first tell NBC News.

Under a bill advancing in the Arizona legislature, a property owner would be able to kill or threaten to kill people who cross their property to illegally enter the U.S.

Photographers have captured two male humpback whales having gay sex in what experts say is the first time the species has been documented exhibiting any sexual activity.

Movie theater operators are hoping that Warner Bros.

In a focus group produced with Engagious, Syracuse University and Sago as part of the NBC News Deciders Focus Group series., Black voters in North Carolina, who say they are disinclined to vote for both President Biden and former President Trump in the 2024 general election, react to recent comments Trump made in front of a Black conservative audience.

The pregnancy of a stingray living in a tank without male rays has stirred a sudden interest in parthenogenesis, a scientific term that essentially means virgin birth.

A Florida man pleaded guilty to smuggling thousands of turtles to Germany and Hong Kong, and falsifying documents to conceal his crimes.

Our map of the Texas wildfires’ size compares it to other places. The fires cover nearly the area of Delaware, and the most massive blaze is larger than Rhode Island.

An approaching storm is expected to bring several feet of snow and blizzard conditions to California's Sierra Nevada mountains. KCRA's Lee Anne Denyer reports.

Canada’s government is reimposing visa requirements on Mexican nationals visiting Canada after asylum claims, most of which are rejected, have spiked dramatically.

The AT&T network service outage that left tens of thousands of customers across the U.S. without calling or data capabilities for hours is now under investigation by New York’s top prosecutor.

A letter from the New York Police Department confirming that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were victims of a “reckless” paparazzi chase in New York City last May found “sufficient evidence” to arrest two individuals for reckless endangerment, according to a U.K. court filing.

As the death toll in Gaza tops 30,000 and international criticism mounts, Israeli forces believe they are on the path to victory against Hamas. Are they?

Democrats vying to take on GOP Sen. Ted Cruz in Texas have been running hard on abortion rights. But that message isn't just for a liberal primary electorate.

Pennsylvania police haven't released a cause of death for 23-year-old Rebekah A. Byler, but say foul play was involved. WICU's Jamison Hixenbaugh reports.

A panel of U.N.-backed human rights experts accused Nicaragua's government under President Daniel Ortega of systematic human rights abuses “tantamount to crimes against humanity.”

Craig Roh, a former college football standout at the University of Michigan, died Monday after an 18-month bout with colon cancer, his wife said.

No Labels will host a meeting on March 8 in which supporters will discuss the potential of running a third-party ticket in the 2024 election.

Costco continues to dominate with Asian American shoppers. New data from Numerator revealed they are nearly twice as likely than the average consumer to shop at the wholesale giant.

March will roar in like a lion for the West Coast, where the Sierra Nevada mountain range is about to be blasted by a multi-day blizzard that begins Thursday night and will last until Sunday.

Elizabeth Franics, a 114-year-old Houston woman has become the oldest living person in the U.S., according to LongeviQuest, an organization that tracks human longevity across the globe.