Новости за 27.03.2024

A U.S. appeals court heard arguments Wednesday from attorneys seeking to overturn the hate crime conviction of three white men in the death of Ahmaud Arbery.

Hip-hop mogul Ice Cube announced Wednesday that his BIG3 basketball organization offered superstar college player Caitlin Clark $5 million to suit up for the league.

Shaquille Brewster reports on why Democrats in North Carolina are optimistic about their chances of winning statewide this year, after the state has voted Republican in most recent presidential elections.

Police in Idaho, are investigating after the University of Utah’s women’s basketball coach said her team was targeted in a series of “racial hate crimes” while in town for the NCAA Tournament last week.

Disney and allies of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis have reached a settlement in a lawsuit over control of a special district in the state. The litigation began after DeSantis' attempted takeover of the district after the company voiced opposition to Florida's so-called "Don't Say Gay" law.

Diversity, equity and inclusion has become such a flashpoint across the country that a politician in Utah, state Rep.

They have the best seats in the house for this summer’s Paris Olympics, but they won’t be enjoying the sports.

A Massachusetts State Police robot dog was shot during a standoff on Cape Cod this month, officials said, calling it an example of how the technology can make police work safer in dangerous situations.

Drake Bell experienced a wave of support after he shared his sexual abuse story for "Quiet on Set," but some fans have lashed out at Bell's own accusers.

Most of the missing workers presumed dead following the Baltimore bridge collapse are originally from Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador and Mexico — illustrating the increasing dangers Hispanic workers face as a third of the nation's construction workers.

A possible moonshine cave has been discovered under the grandstands of legendary NASCAR track North Wilkesboro Speedway in North Carolina.

Former President Donald Trump repeatedly lashed out at one person who's not covered by a gag order in the New York hush money case — the judge.

The Biden administration is under pressure from rights groups to rethink its treatment of Haitian migrants, but so far there are no plans to change course.

Today, 1 in 5 unvaccinated people who get measles are hospitalized, and roughly 1 to 3 out of every 1,000 children with measles die from complications, according to the CDC.

The Neptune, N.J., store where a $1.13 billion Mega Millions ticket was sold will donate their $30,000 prize to a local food bank. The owner of the winning ticket hasn't stepped forward, and may remain anonymous.

Latino and Black fathers often underestimated when their teenage sons became sexually active, resulting in delayed education about safe sex practices, a new Johns Hopkins study published in the “Annals of Family Medicine” found.

An FBI official told NBC News' Tom Llamas that once divers enter the water at the scene of Baltimore's bridge collapse, they will have zero visibility and be "working by feel."

House Republicans don't appear to have the votes to impeach President Joe Biden and Rep. James Comer is suggesting sending criminal referrals to the Justice Department instead.

Welsh singer Duffy broke her social media hiatus to share a motivational message to fans four years after revealing the horrific kidnap and rape that caused her to leave the spotlight.

Secretary Buttigieg delivered remarks at the White House press briefing where he addressed the collapsed Baltimore bridge's durability, stating it was not made to withstand a direct impact from a vessel that weighs "about 200 million pounds." He noted that rebuilding will not be quick, easy or cheap, but said it will get done.

Amazon is making its largest outside investment in its three-decade history as it looks to gain an edge in the artificial intelligence race.

Transgender Oklahoma student Nex Benedict left handwritten notes “suggestive of self-harm," according to a full autopsy report released Wednesday.

Sam Bankman-Fried will learn his sentence Thursday, four months after he was found guilty of orchestrating the multibillion-dollar fraud that prompted the collapse of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange.

A majority of the MTA board voted in favor of New York City congestion pricing, green-lighting the controversial plan to charge cars $15 to enter Manhattan.

Former President Donald Trump is expected to attend the wake for slain New York Police Department officer Jonathan Diller on Thursday afternoon, NYPD spokesperson Tarik Shepard told NBC News.