Новости за 18.03.2024

The Stones had previously threatened legal action over Trump's use of one of their classic songs at his rallies.

Trump's comments during a recent rally have been widely interpreted and condemned as a threat of political violence.

A Cold War-era phenomenon in which literature that couldn't be printed inside the USSR was smuggled abroad and published there, has been revived.

Judge McAfee may allow Trump and his allies to appeal the Fani Willis ruling, but the court of appeals is unlikely to take it up, experts say.

There are legitimate questions about the recent royal dramas, but conspiracy theories can have damaging impacts.

The Democratic presidential candidate has seen polling success ahead of November's election.

We must ponder what propels human progress as we confront climate change, social unrest, and divisive political movements.

Austin and San Antonio are still experiencing home-price declines, going against a national trend that saw prices rise by 0.3% in February compared to January.

A flyer with false helpline information handed out by Social Security staff in New York contained a scam number.

Russell Wilson's message to Justin Fields fosters team unity.

A January 6th defendant was hoping the Supreme Court would clear the way for him to hold office again.

Kim has brought his daughter along on a number of visits since she entered the spotlight at a 2022 missile launch.

Water levels could rise by 1.2 feet this spring, which is a total of 870,000 acre feet potentially feeding into the lake between April and July.

Hundreds of schools are set to close on April 8 when several states will fall into the shadow cast by the eclipse.

Admiral James Stavridis on 'Morning Joe' reacts to Trump's rally in Dayton, Ohio.

In an interview with NBC, Jason Riley said he feels his daughter's death is being used politically and that it makes him angry.

A new survey found that 48 percent of Republican voters do not believe that presidents are immune from prosecution.

Trump faced backlash for his stance on whether Russia's president is responsible for the death of Alexei Navalny.

Biden's plan targets hidden fees and mandates clearer financial aid counseling, aiming to safeguard students' financial interests.

The rare condition is caused by a genetic mutation before birth and often caused by excess protein production.

The gig economy 2.0 represents a larger evolution that includes not just flexible work but a broader range of opportunities and more income stability.

The musician's success just can't be stopped and this time she has made history by breaking a jaw-dropping record.

Pakistan appears to have acquired first strategic satellite and missile tracking vessel with assistance from China.

All over Russia this past weekend, subjects of Forever-President Vladimir Putin travelled to places called polling stations where they went through motions that looked a lot like voting.

Morbid speculation about the British monarch followed a seemingly baseless rumor about an imminent major announcement on the BBC.