Новости за 07.05.2018

Donald Trump's new lawyer revived an issue during his chat with Fox entertainer Sean Hannity: Does the president merely pose as a billionaire?

Black America should have denounced the comedian long ago.

A grass-roots movement of activists, journalists and other political newcomers say their one-seat victory in Lebanon's 128-seat national assembly is cause for celebration.

Two teens fleeing violence in war-torn countries sought asylum in the U.S. A Texas dentist’s report helped ICE send them to adult detention centers.

Because of a hostile Trump administration, even asylum seekers who establish "credible fear" could face years of detention.

If impeachment's history in America teaches anything, it’s that the process can backfire on its proponents. As a remedy for misconduct, it both overpromises and underperforms.

China’s energy policy seems perplexing: It is implementing coal-use reductions at home, yet helping to build coal-fired power plants abroad.

Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt says the posts appear to be fueled by far-right extremists as well as the "divisive state of our national discourse.”

The internationally recognized transgender activist is motivated by a desire to fight what she sees as a shadowy surveillance state and a rising tide of nightmarish repression.

The Trump administration thinks it'll be easier to convince the U.S. public that it is right to pull out of the deal if the bureaucrats involved in crafting it are discredited.

The Trump administration thinks it'll be easier to convince the U.S. public that it's right to pull out of the deal if the bureaucrats involved in crafting it are discredited.

The U.S. Marine Corps says it has opened a criminal investigation into the activities of Lance Corporal Vasillios Pistolis, 19, identified as a violent white supremacist in a recent report by ProPublica and Frontline.

Gina Haspel—facing a firestorm over her role in torture—later was reassured by White House aides, two administration officials say. Her confirmation hearing opens Wednesday.

Civil rights leader Bob Moses warns today’s protest movements not to allow media celebrity and protest spectacles to take the place of organizing.

"You have to ask Pele," said one of the evacuees, referring to the volcano goddess of traditional Hawaiian belief, when asked when he might return home.