Новости за 18.03.2021

What kind of relationship is it likely to forge with the new Biden administration? This week, we got a clue.

The NOAA deputy director says extreme dryness in swaths of U.S. is "definitely something we're watching and very concerned about."

Prosecutors are likely to look beyond those who can be easily identified in the Capitol riot to go after anyone working behind the scenes.

Just 22 percent of those surveyed said the penalties imposed on rioters will be "too severe" and 29 percent said they will be as severe as they should be.

The U.K. and French prime ministers are scheduled to receive their first doses of the COVID-19 immunization on Friday.

The recall campaign said it collected more than 2 million signatures ahead of its March 17 deadline.

"We hope that the U.S. side will lend an ear to the cries of its own people and the international community," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian told reporters.

Wedding and home decor shows aren't hard to find, but which live up to the feel-good vibes of Netflix's latest reality show?

"Researchers have found that the anti-Asian rhetoric promoted by leaders directly correlated with a rise in racist incidents against Asian Americans," professor Erika Lee told lawmakers.

At the same time, the House Minority Leader argued he was right to support a Texas SCOTUS lawsuit that attempted to block Biden's election victory.

In response to Tuchman's question, another man seated at the table sat up and said, "Trump is a liberal New Yorker. Why would we listen to him either?" When asked if he voted for Trump in the 2020 presidential election, the man said, "he was the best option."

The video was one of 10 released by the FBI in an effort to get the public's assistance in identifying individuals involved in the violent assault.

"We believe a healthy correction is in play as short-term traders put profits on the table after a good run from $45,000," Lennard Neo, head of research at Stack Funds in Singapore. "The digital asset is now trading comfortably in an upward channel as we head into the final week of March."

President Joe Biden has no regrets about calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a killer, even as the remark prompted a broad backlash from the Kremlin.

The U.S. president caused a stir in Moscow by also telling ABC his Russian counterpart would "pay a price," for election meddling.

The Democrat has warned that monthly migrant numbers at the border are likely to rise in late spring.

Xiao Zhen Xie, 76, was waiting at the traffic light in San Francisco when a man punched her in the face by her left eye.

The EU's vaccine stumbles get to the heart of its internal contradictions.

China Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian told reporters that American politicians have "instigated racism and hatred, and condoned discrimination against Chinese students in the United States," following the Atlanta shooting on Tuesday.

Staff at a hospital in Brazil told reporters that another woman claimed to have given birth to the boy, but tests showed she had not been pregnant.

A tornado outbreak that hit Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi cut electricity to tens of thousands of homes.

Posts with the "#97percent" hashtag were viewed over 23 million times on the popular social media platform.

"Imagine a world where every single task requires a physical quorum of 51 senators on the floor—and, by the way, the vice president doesn't count," the Senate Minority Leader wrote.

There are splits within the GOP over the former president and what role he should play in the party's future.

For one unnamed millennial TikToker, the feeling of soggy ankles and much-too-long pant legs was enough to shut down the bell-bottom or flare jeans trend forever—or at least for a little while.