Новости за 01.03.2024

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin of a "Freudian slip" that revealed the "plans."

Matthew Burr advises others looking to pay off their loans to focus on living a financially disciplined life with consistency.

Nearly 250 complaints were filed by migrants staying in more than 24 Chicago shelters in a six-month period.

"We want communication, we want efficiency in prosecution," the families of Kaylee Goncalves and Xana Kernodle said in a statement this week.

Some conservatives responded to Mar-a-Lago's same-sex wedding with criticism.

Incoming snow was expected to exceed a foot in some parts of the state.

Biden announced the United States would start air-dropping food into Gaza.

The Republican-led House of Representatives in Florida voted in favor of lowering the firearms purchase age in the state to 18.

The artifact most likely belonged to a warrior of "very high" social status, according to archaeologists.

American National Group is yet another insurance agency to leave the state as home repair prices surge amid wildfires and heightened HOA costs.

Newsweek and Statista collaborated to identify the best hospitals in the country, and the results cover a wide variety of specialties and locations.

Social media users were amazed by the serendipitous encounter, with one saying it was "meant to be."

A new documentary dubbed "Hollywood Takeover" is so sensitive that YouTube removed its trailer for two days.

It is comforting to read about simple solutions, but our nation's mental health crisis is serious and complex.

Trump and his legal team "are trying to push this to 2025," former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani tells Newsweek.

The tomb is located in a large necropolis constructed by an ancient civilization that pre-dated the Romans.

The porn industry and Big Tech argue that free speech requires that American adults get porn without delay, even if that means little kids can get it, too.

Water officials are voluntarily releasing water from Shasta Dam because the lake's levels are "too high" for February.

Despite dealing with myotonia congenita, Indy lives life as a normal dog.

The higher-powered version of the company's X2 provides a good balance of finery and performance, but it comes at a cost.

The most powerful road-going Cadillac ever seats five passengers and has a Comfort mode.

The Kansas City Chiefs star appeared on "Saturday Night Live" as Kurt Lightning, a self-defense expert.

The law went into effect in December but hospital systems are still implementing it.

Thomas Harper was based in Afghanistan's Kandahar Province during the conflict and one day hatched a plan to reach out to his favorite stars.

Social media users were blown away by the mesmerizing "surreal" sighting captured from the cockpit.