Новости за 10.04.2024

Brutal and bloody, the newest conversation starter from A24 is a punch to the gut and a dirge for the Republic.

The potential attack would likely be in response to Israel’s recent killing of an Iranian general.

The president’s ex-chief of staff warns that, as voters fume over inflation, the commander-in-chief ‘is out there too much talking about bridges.’

The lefty golfer, a three time Masters champion, is all in on LIV Golf, financed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.

The president’s goal seems to have shifted to unconditional Israeli capitulation.

The GOP’s likely Senate nominee in the state once called the ban ‘a great law’ and now says she opposes the ruling.

The series mixes intrigue with humor. Similar to Ridley Scott’s recent ‘Napoleon,’ writers Kirk Ellis and Howard Korder and director Tim Van Patten employ levity to enliven what could come off as a history lesson.

The conservative activist helped take down the president of Harvard University earlier this year.

During a procedural vote on Wednesday, 19 GOP members and all Democrats voted to kill the measure reauthorizing the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, better known as FISA.

Prime minister is meeting President Biden on the first state visit since Shinzo Abe, now gone, alas, came to Washington nine years ago.

Joint military exercises could be curtailed as left-leaning Minjoo party flexes its muscles after gains in the legislature, and an impeachment of President Yoon is not out of the question.

Mr. Haniyeh says the killings will not pressure Hamas into softening its positions.

Allen Weisselberg has already served jail time for evading taxes.

Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett is a freshman lawmaker from Texas who has made a name for herself as a fierce defender of the president from the Republicans’ impeachment inquiry.

The figures will likely disappoint the White House, as Republican critics of President Biden pin the blame for high prices on the president and use it as a cudgel to derail his re-election bid.

Is the public in danger? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says risk is ‘low’ but advises states to ready rapid tests. In America only two human cases have been reported; neither person died.

President Erdogan may be stirring up regional tension in a bid to shore up domestic support, but that is hardly endearing the autocratic leader to Western leaders.

Kennedy scion scores the president’s ‘failure to make a moral case’ for the Jewish state, allowing the Democratic Party to ‘drift away from 80 years of support.’

While the judge’s ‘bottom line’ is a win for the special counsel, she chastises Smith for failing to ‘meaningfully engage with any of the legal standards.’

The desire to turn real people into fictional characters disturbs those who want to draw a firm line between fiction and fact. It can’t be done — not in a novel, and not in works of history and biography.

17 years after her roommate’s murder, Ms. Knox remains mired in legal controversies.

‘They’re stealing from another private individual, and that is very different from coming to a building that’s been empty for many, many years and is falling into disrepair.’

In an astonishing reversal, Germany now outlaws public displays of antisemitism, while police at London helpfully hold the Palestinian flags of protestors while they clamber onto war memorials.

And will he back up his own defense secretary, Lloyd Austin, who denies Israel is committing genocide?

Trump is seeking to challenge a gag order placed on him that, his attorneys say, restricts him from responding to a barrage of invective from the porn star and his former attorney, Michael Cohen.