Новости за 29.05.2019

The unexpected nicknames appeared in a department press release this week

As he closed his investigation on Wednesday, Special Counsel Robert Mueller alluded to impeachment, noting that the Constitution spells out a process to “formally accuse a sitting President of wrongdoing.” Several Democratic presidential candidates took it from there, saying for the first time that the House should begin impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. In…

"I was like haaaa not me. Then I looked at my left wrist"

Special Counsel Robert Mueller doesn’t do takedowns or insults on Twitter. He doesn’t deliver broadsides at press conferences, and, until Wednesday, had not spoken publicly for two years. Instead, Mueller has seemed determined to let his report, released April 18, speak for itself. And what it has said speaks volumes. That 448-page report is full…

The athlete's lawyers say the appeal 'focuses on fundamental human rights'

Moore contends establishment Republicans are scared he will win

'The report is my testimony,' Mueller said Wednesday

The parameters, announced Wednesday, are likely to help winnow down the current crop of 24 candidates

Unfortunately, bottled water is just the start

Special Counsel Robert Mueller formally ended his investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, refusing to take questions from reporters and signaling that he would prefer not to testify to Congress. “The report is my testimony,” he told a group of reporters hastily assembled at the Justice Department on Wednesday. During the nine-minute statement,…

"Times have changed a lot over the last 30 years"

Your bed could be watching you. OK, so not with a camera. At least not yet. But if you have any of a variety of “smart beds,” mattress pads or sleep apps, it knows when you go to sleep. It knows when you toss and turn. It may even be able to tell when you’re…

Johnson was a key figure in the "leave" campaign advocating a break with the EU

Over two hours, fifth-term Rep. Justin Amash fielded more than two-dozen questions

In his new book, journalist Sam Dagher explores the Assad family's use of "brute, naked fear" and how it informs Bashar's tactics

The 17-year-old was released by police without charge after he smashed an egg on a politician's head

The WHO defines gaming disorder as a condition in its latest catalogue of conditions

Way back in the late 1990s—not long after home Internet use became widespread in the U.S.—researchers started turning up links between time spent on computers and poor mental health. A 1998 study in the journal CyberPsychology and Behavior found heavy internet use—defined as 38 hours or more of non-work, non-school online activity—was associated with “significant…

Iran long has insisted its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes

China has increased its military activity in the disputed waters

In contrast, the Republican blocked President Obama's nominee in 2016

The "mega-strike" saw teachers across major cities including Auckland and Wellington demanding pay rises and better working conditions

Though efforts to recover additional remains have stalled

President Trump’s visit to Japan was a success for that country, but foreign policy experts say it was more of a wash for the United States. Facing upcoming parliamentary elections and an ongoing threat from North Korea, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was able to showcase the strength of his country’s alliance with the U.S.…