Новости за 23.08.2018

The mainstream media should be taken to task, but not for the same reasons the president uses in his attacks on the press.

The arrival of the storm's outer bands underscores the threat to Big Island residents warned of flash floods, landslides and major property damage. Some areas in the island chain may receive up to 30 inches of rain.

The arrival of the storm's outer bands makes the threat seem more real to residents warned of flash floods, landslides and major property damage. Some areas in the island chain may receive up to 30 inches of rain.

The former government contractor, who pleaded guilty, receives the longest sentence ever given for a federal crime involving a leak of secret information to the news media.

The former government contractor, who pleaded guilty, receives the longest sentence ever given for a federal crime involving a leak of secret information to the news media.

One thing already seems clear in the Trump era: The world will not turn out to be the American president’s playground.

The Vermont senator has a 12-point advantage on the president, according to Politico/Morning Consult findings.

The Vermont senator has a 12-point advantage on the president, according to Politico/Morning Consult findings.

U.S. immigration authorities coerced dozens of parents separated from their children at the border to sign documents they did not understand, says a complaint expected to be filed with the government.

U.S. immigration authorities coerced dozens of parents separated from their children at the border to sign documents they did not understand, says a complaint expected to be filed.

We're deluding ourselves if we think the president will be impeached. And he will never voluntarily resign.

In a wide-ranging interviewing with Fox News Thursday, the president lashed out at his former attorney.

The president's personal attorney's decision to come clean about him, and thus end any possibility of a presidential pardon, may be the result of a legal strategy, or it could just point to the sudden acquisition of a conscience.

The president's personal attorney decision to come clean about him, and thus end any possibility of a presidential pardon, may be the result of a legal strategy, or it could just point to the sudden acquisition of a conscience.

Here's an action item that should appear on the agenda at this week's Democratic National Committee meeting in Chicago.

Around the country, people are resisting racism amid a rising white supremacist movement emboldened by the election of President Donald Trump.

Ohio State acts against Urban Meyer—whom it pays more than $7 million a year—over his failure to adequately deal with an assistant coach in a case that involved domestic violence and other serious issues.

The president tweets that his former lawyer made up "stories in order to get a ‘deal’ ” from federal prosecutors. Cohen is claiming Trump orchestrated a cover-up to buy the silence of two women.

In an email to supporters, Sen. Bernie Sanders calls out billionaires for enriching themselves at others' expense.

The senator comes out strong against corruption on her home turf during a talk at the National Press Club, but wavers in the face of questions about U.S. actions abroad.

Big banks on this side of the Pacific are watching with trepidation, as developments in China’s mobile ecosystem could indicate that significant shifts will happen in the U.S.

The guilty plea of former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen and the fraud conviction of one-time campaign chair Paul Manafort are presenting a loyalty test for Republicans, while Democrats fear calls for impeachment will galvanize GOP voters in November.