Новости за 23.02.2020

Isreal and Gaza exchanged a barrage of rockets on Sunday after two Palestinians were shot on the southern Gaza Strip.

President Donald Trump said Sunday that he has not yet selected a permanent nominee to be the next director of national intelligence and is considering as many as five candidates.

President Donald Trump traveled to India on Sunday to participate in a rally alongside Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his hometown.

Singer Meghan Trainor's father is recovering from injuries he sustained when he was hit by a car this weekend.

Sen. Bernie Sanders held more than 40 percent of state delegates with 60 percent of precincts tallied in Nevada on Sunday, while Pete Buttigieg's campaign requested a review of the results.

Sen. Bernie Sanders held more than 40 percent of state delegates with 60 percent of precincts tallied in Nevada on Sunday, while Pete Buttigieg's campaign requested a review of the results.

The 117th American International Toy Fair New York, which bills itself as the largest international toy trade show in the Western Hemisphere, takes place from Feb. 22 through Feb. 25 at the Jacob Javits Center. The show includes mainstays and new creations. The show brings together more than 1,000 exhibiting manufacturers, distributors, importers and sales agents from around the globe to showcase their toy and entertainment products.

The family film "Sonic the Hedgehog" is the No. 1 movie in North America for a second weekend, earning an additional $26.3 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.

Nine deaths have been reported after an earthquake struck near the border between Turkey and Iran just before 9 a.m. Sunday.

Israeli singer and model Daniella Pick, the wife of writer-director Quentin Tarantino, has given birth to their first child.

Filmmaker James Gunn has announced via Instagram he is nearly finished shooting his antihero movie "The Suicide Squad."

Tandem floats have been banned from parades through the remainder of Mardi Gras this year in New Orleans after a second person was killed.

Lizzo and "Just Mercy" were the big winners at the NAACP Image Awards ceremony in Los Angeles Saturday.

"Line of Duty" and "I Am Nicola" actress Vicky McClure has signed on to star in ITV's six-part counter-terrorism thriller "Trigger Point."

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday described the coronavirus epidemic, which has reached more than 2,000 deaths, "the fastest spreading, with the most infected and was the most difficult to prevent and control" since the founding of the People's Republic.

As February enters its final week, AccuWeather forecasters are eyeing two storms -- one weakening, the other strengthening -- that have the potential to dump snow on areas from the central Plains and middle Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes region and the interior Northeast.

Many people who quit smoking before having weight-loss surgery go back to cigarettes after the procedure, a new study finds.

Bob Odenkirk and Rhea Seehorn discuss Jimmy McGill's path to redemption as Season 5 of "Breaking Bad" spinoff, "Better Call Saul," premieres Sunday.

On Feb. 23, 1945, members of the 5th Division of the U.S. Marines planted a U.S. flag atop Mount Suribachi on the Pacific island of Iwo Jima.

Actor Niecy Nash turns 50 and actor Dakota Fanning turns 26, among the famous birthdays for Feb. 23.

Jane Levy and Peter Gallagher discuss "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist." The NBC musical allows Zoey (Levy) to hear her friends and family's innermost thoughts as songs, unbeknownst to them.

Bernie Sanders claimed a third consecutive victory Saturday as multiple media outlets declared him the winner of the Nevada caucuses shortly after 5 p.m.

Georgia authorities have named a suspect in the death of Anitra Gunn, a Fort Valley State University student whose body was found Tuesday night.

Three people were killed and 18 injured after a charter bus rolled down an embankment off Interstate 15 in southern California Saturday.

Greyhound has announced it will no longer allow U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents to conduct routine immigration checks on its buses without warrants, reversing a statement two years ago that it would allow them.