Новости за 18.12.2020

The Pentagon and President-elect Joe Biden's team are in disagreement over why the Defense Department decided to reschedule transition meetings set to take place in the coming weeks.

TikTok recently announced a ban on "Ponzi, pyramid and multi-level marketing schemes" on their app, leading many who oppose those companies across the internet to celebrate.

A high-profile cybersecurity attack has threatened government agencies and businesses, but the president remains silent on the issue.

Donald Trump and QAnon-supporting attorney Lin Wood posted a series of tweets attacking Roberts in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to throw out yet another bid to overturn the election results.

In a tweet on Friday, New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized Republicans for "demanding corporate immunity for worker abuse AND tax cuts for the very rich AND subsidies for friends AND total lack of oversight or accountability for their connected pals scamming PPP."

Slowing infections within prisons will reduce disease both inside and in the surrounding communities.

As of now, the controversial game is still available through the Microsoft Store.

Race and gender are important, but House Majority Whip James Clyburn said the president-elect needs to also consider candidates' individual backgrounds.

Representative Kathleen Rice secured the final seat on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, shutting out Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

A video has emerged of a man, identifying himself as Muslim, claiming that the vaccine is haram (not permissible) for Muslims.

The new Mii Fighter costumes will become available to purchase on December 22.

"I'm even more optimistic now than I was last night that a bipartisan bicameral framework for a major rescue package is very close at hand," the Senate majority leader said Friday.

"Diversity is certainly important, but competence is critical. We don't need people running areas of gov't who don't have a clue," the evangelical pastor tweeted Friday.

The Broadway musical brought 77-year-old grandma Marge Sexton and her family joy after tremendous grief.

"How can the stores across the street still be open and the big box store ten miles away have wall-to-wall people but we can't serve any customers? It doesn't make sense," the owner of Café Rosetta wrote in the "Detroit Free Press" on Thursday.

The televangelist had incorrectly tweeted how to light a menorah on Wednesday.

The objection to Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) trying to pass more direct payments was expected, but it underscored the tensions surrounding more coronavirus relief as congressional leaders have yet to reach an agreement over a nearly $1 trillion package.

"Our nation is under assault. This cyberattack could be the largest in our history," Colorado Congressman Jason Crow wrote in a tweet.

Andrea Gervais allegedly scored thousands of dollars by using Senator Dianne Feinstein's name.

Dr. Anthony Fauci said vaccines will be the "answer" to the pandemic, but they come as America remains in "very, very difficult times."

The 29-year-old is facing attempted murder and other charges after also assaulting a fire lieutenant trying to administer first aid.

Lionel Womack, a former police detective from Kansas City, suffered serious injuries to his back, pelvis, thigh, knee, ankle and foot in the August 15 incident.

A video uploaded to Facebook by Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 on Friday showed a series of close encounters with large carpet pythons found curled up inside the cooking appliance.

An inmate died from strangulation following an altercation between the cellmates, according to a police investigation

The woman struck her sister with a Christmas cone after her sibling tried to diffuse an argument between the woman and her boyfriend.