Новости за 31.03.2024

A Pennsylvania judge has overturned the convictions of three men imprisoned for decades in the 1997 slaying of a 70-year-old woman even though their DNA never matched that found at the scene, but they will remain in prison while a prosecutor decides whether to appeal.

It wasn’t his time.

Preparations for April’s solar eclipse have ramped up as the highly anticipated astronomical event nears -- those preps, it turns out, include New York’s prisons.

The U.S. is sending a fresh round of bombs to Israel, two senior administration officials told NBC News, undermining the Biden administration’s public expressions of frustration at Israel’s conduct in the war and its own efforts at brokering a cease-fire.

Several conservative outlets did not "yolk" around this weekend when covering the annual Easter celebrations, accusing the White House of banning religious themes from the annual children's egg decorating contest — even though that guidance predated the Biden administration, according to the first lady's office.

JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office says the Israeli leader will undergo surgery on Sunday for a hernia.

SAN FRANCISCO — Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin loved pulling pranks, so much so they began rolling out outlandish ideas every April Fool’s Day not long after starting their company more than a quarter century ago.

Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., on Sunday excoriated former President Donald Trump over the $60 Bibles he is selling in partnership with country music star Lee Greenwood.

The Powerball jackpot is now almost at $1 billion -- and no, this is not an April Fools' joke.

Rep. Tim Walberg, R-Mich., said this week that the conflict in Gaza should be over quickly "like Nagasaki and Hiroshima."

Seven kids were injured in a shooting outside of a mall in downtown Indianapolis on Saturday night, police said.

Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.) joins Meet the Press exclusively with his analysis of Prime Minister Netanyahu’s military offensives in Gaza.

For scientists, the eclipse is a rare opportunity to study the sun — particularly its outer atmosphere, or the corona. Here's what NASA and others have planned.

Transgender people overwhelmingly describe their lives after transitioning as “happier,” “authentic” and “comforting” despite a deluge of state legislation that seeks to restrict their access to health care and other aspects of life.

Why PCOS symptoms are so difficult to diagnose and treat, according to researchers and doctors.

Florida has seen a population boom, but many longtime residents and recent transplants say rising costs and divisive politics have them fleeing.

King Charles III attended the Easter Sunday service at the chapel in Windsor Castle on Sunday — his first major event since he was diagnosed with cancer in February.

Amid an election year with promises of divergent visions of America, "Saturday Night Live" dove in to the politics of 2024 to find punchlines.

Teams of engineers worked Saturday on the intricate process of cutting and lifting the first section of twisted steel from the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge, which crumpled into the Patapsco River this week after a massive cargo ship crashed into one of its supports.

Chance Perdomo, who starred in the television series "Gen V" and "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina," has died as a result of a motorcycle accident.

At least three men have been arrested in connection to a disturbing trend that came to light as women shared stories on social media of allegedly being randomly punched while walking on New York City streets. NBC News’ Priscilla Thompson reports.

Pandemic-era eviction postponements and federal assistance programs have expired, leaving renters vulnerable to the eviction filings that have dramatically increased nationwide. As wages can’t keep up with higher housing prices, landlords make the ultimate decision on whether to evict, oftentimes at a human cost. NBC News’ Valerie Castro reports.

As cleanup of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore begins, baker Larry Desantis spoke out about being one of the last drivers to cross the bridge before it collapsed. He says if he had been just one minute later, he likely would not have made it across. NBC News’ Aaron Gilchrist has more.

The wet season on the West Coast has not let up, with 21 million under flood alerts across Southern California overnight and dozens of drivers trapped in snow in the San Bernardino Mountains. Scientists are concerned California may be entering a new era of extreme weather. NBC News’ David Noriega is tracking the storm.

Seven passengers were injured when United Airlines Flight 85 from Tel Aviv to Newark, New Jersey experienced several minutes of severe turbulence due to a sudden change in wind direction. The flight was diverted to Stewart International Airport, 70 miles north of New York City. NBC News’ George Solis reports.