Новости за 13.04.2018

The president suggests the former vice president's chief of staff had been "treated unfairly" by a special counsel who prosecuted him for obstruction of justice and lying to investigators.

The story is heavy on Russophobic propaganda and light on proof that the data analysis company influenced the 2016 election in any substantial way.

The story is heavy on Russophobic propaganda and light on proof that the data analysis company influenced the 2016 election in any substantial way.

The story is heavy on Russophobic propaganda and light on proof that the data analysis company influenced the 2016 election in any substantial way.

The author and "Holocaust Industry" critic believes the younger generation of American Jews is growing estranged from Israel because of its treatment of Palestinians.

Truthdig Editor in Chief Robert Scheer and author Norman Finkelstein discuss Finkelstein's new book, "Gaza: An Inquest into Its Martyrdom."

Vladimir Putin's defense ministry says images of supposed victims of last weekend's purported attack were staged with "Britain's direct involvement" but offers no evidence.

With the Pentagon calling for responding to non-nuclear attacks on critical infrastructure with nuclear weapons, a new book explores the digital front.

Chancellor Angela Merkel says her nation will not engage in a military strike against the Assad regime, but she backs unspecified actions that would "send a signal" that use of chemical weapons is intolerable.

King tells Ryan she feels excluded; he responds: "We need more minorities, more women in our party."

Pope Francis invites the victims in Chile's sex abuse scandal to Rome to beg their forgiveness.

Soldiers, their family members and a group of 30 people returning to refugee camps from hospital stays in Algeria's capital have died in a crash of a Russian-made II-76 aircraft.

California Rep. Kevin McCarthy and Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise will likely be in the running for House speaker; for now, they are choosing their words carefully.

The legendary former quarterback tells interviewer Megyn Kelly he would not encourage youngsters to play football.

The doorman was signed to a contract that effectively prevented him from going public with a story about a Trump affair, the news cooperative says. The woman involved denies the man's account.

Federal officials say the incident is the first of its kind at the Idaho National Laboratory but might not be the last.

In "A Higher Loyalty," former FBI Director James Comey blasts the president as unethical and calls his leadership of the country "ego driven and about personal loyalty."

In a forthcoming book, "A Higher Loyalty," former FBI Director James Comey blasts the president as unethical and calls his leadership of the country "ego driven and about personal loyalty."