Новости за 23.02.2023

"Murdaugh's decision to take the stand is a huge surprise, and the entire case will rise or fall on his testimony," ex-federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani said.

Kevin O'Connor is facing backlash after he praised the University of Alabama basketball star amid his alleged link to the death of Jamea Harris.

A Los Angeles judge sentenced the famed former film producer to 16 years in prison.

"Florida is a law and order state, and we won't turn a blind eye to the dangers of Biden's border crisis," DeSantis said on Thursday.

The train disaster in Ohio led to the spillage of thousands of gallons of toxic chemicals.

The latest FanDuel NBA promo offers a $1,000 no-sweat bet for any game taking place this week.

Murdaugh is accused of killing his wife and son on June 7, 2021. During his testimony, he admitted that his alibi was a lie.

There is a new Caesars Sportsbook NBA offer available to prospective bettors, including a $1,250 first bet on Caesars.

BetMGM bonus code NEWSWEEK will unlock a $1,000 first-bet offer for new players to us on any NBA game.

A Newsweek analysis shows that Emily Kohrs has recently deleted her Linkedin page while avoiding sharing her bombshell interviews online.

The Secretary of Transportation said he was in East Palestine, Ohio, for "the work, not the politics."

The makeup mogul said that using they/them pronouns was "stupid" and slammed critics who called him transphobic.

China is everywhere—operations targeting American politicians and theft of commercial information from American companies are just two deeply established (and frankly, successful) lines of effort. While American leaders are thankfully working to close these security gaps, they are still paying inadequate attention to a major vulnerability at the state level: U.S. state governments have purchased millions of dollars' worth of technology manufactured by companies beholden to Beijing.

"We definitely heard a lot about former President Trump and we definitely discussed him a lot in the room," Fulton County grand jury forewoman Emily Kohrs said.

Harry Litman added that the two subpoenas tell him where Smith is going and where he's been "in the sense that this is an end-game move."

The dog in the video has delighted users on TikTok, with one saying the pet must have been thinking, "Wait a minute I know you."

Most of the concerns of students and faculty are not about free speech but rather about their peers, who are made to feel unwelcome on campus.

The python, which proved quite difficult to dislodge, had been seen slithering around a parking lot before making a beeline for the vehicle.

"I'm not sure who's having the most fun running around: the baby sitter or the dog?," said one user.

"Up yours, woke moralists," the Canadian psychologist raged on Twitter over a sign that asked users to recycle and be mindful of excessive use.

At 103, Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, shares how she unexpectedly found fame across the nation.

They "were together in their past life," one user said while another wished: "Oh to be a cat cuddling with another cat."

A clip has racked up over 2 million views in less than 24 hours, with one user quipping: "Dude's acting like he's never known warm before."

Residents have been waiting for details for weeks. Several federal organizations, including the NTSB and EPA, are conducting investigations into the incident.

Social-media fans have praised "Mary Poppins" actress Andrews' curtsy to Princess Anne at a London film event in 1989 in a video that has gone viral.