Новости за 05.03.2024

A 20-year-old Michigan man who admitted using social media to make violent threats against Jewish people was sentenced Monday to a year and a day in prison, far short of what prosecutors had recommended.

A South Florida gymnastics coach is in jail following accusations that he had sex with two girls when they were underage.

Police ransacked Ruby Johnson's home in 2022 using a warrant based on an incorrect ping from Apple's "Find my" app. KUSA's Angeline McCall reports.

Comedian Sinbad returned to Instagram on March 4, in his first appearance on the social networking platform since November 2022, after he suffered a stroke in 2020.

Three children were among five Canadian citizens who died when their small plane crashed near Nashville, Tennessee, authorities said Tuesday.

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The Biden administration is about to see how much goodwill its HBCU investments built — and how much that matters compared to other policy issues important to HBCU students and alums.

Caitlin Clark’s record-setting game for Iowa against Ohio State on Sunday attracted more than 4 million television viewers at its peak and was the most-watched women’s regular-season basketball game since 1999, Fox Sports announced Tuesday.

Independent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema announced Tuesday that she will not run for re-election this year, leaving the Senate after one term.

The Biden administration is seeking to impose a new limit on the typical credit card late fee, but the consumer credit and banking industry is warning the change could ultimately impact other consumers in the form of higher interest rates.

“Madame Web” is one of the biggest flops in comic book movie history. It's star, Dakota Johnson, says the reception did not come as a shock and she'll "probably never do anything like it again."

Liberty University will pay a record $14 million fine for flouting campus crime reporting laws, the U.S.

A majority of Latinos agree there is trouble on the U.S.-Mexico border, but Latinos overall are less likely than other Americans to see more deportations and more border wall as effective responses, a Pew Research Center survey has found.

Trump is aiming to further build his GOP delegate advantage over Nikki Haley, while Biden is poised to sweep the next round of Democratic contests.

Comedian Nick Swardson is blaming alcohol and edibles for his flop standup show in Colorado over the weekend that saw him booed and escorted off stage.

The Dartmouth Men's Basketball team voted 13-2 in favor of becoming the first-ever labor union for college athletes on Tuesday afternoon.

Multiple arrests have been made in connection with human body parts discovered last week in a Long Island park, a source close to the investigation told NBC New York on Tuesday.

A senior U.N. official said the organization found “reasonable grounds to believe” accounts of rape and gang rape during Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

North Carolina could prove to be a bellwether state in the 2024 election. NBC News' Shaq Brewster reports the highly competitive GOP gubernatorial race their could serve as a test for former President Trump's down-ballot influence.

Officials with Clinton Township, Mich., warned the public to avoid picking up debris projected from an explosion at a suburban Detroit warehouse. One person was fatally injured by a flying canister from the blast, which was felt for miles.

A search is underway for a Tennessee teen who has been missing for a week.

A local St. Louis news station apologized after facing backlash for describing a minority homeowners as "colored" during a broadcast.

Facebook, Instagram and other Meta platforms suffered a significant outage on the morning of Super Tuesday.

A Royal Caribbean employee is facing multiple charges after allegedly recording female passengers in their cabin bathrooms. WTVJ's Jamie Guirola reports.

The Treasury Department on Tuesday banned a notorious creator of software that can hack smartphones and turn them into surveillance devices from doing business in the United States.