Новости за 02.04.2020

One lawmaker: “That just reeks of complete self-interest.” A new bill proposes prohibiting congresspeople from owning individual stocks. But is Burr being targeted for his Russia-inquiry evenhandedness?

One America News Network was banned by the White House Correspondents’ Association after violating COVID-19 social distancing rules—but it’s not going down without a fight.

The infectious disease expert has become essential to the U.S. fight against coronavirus—and a target of right-wing attacks and threats.

There are huge dangers of fraud and unfairness in the stimulus—but, he says, “It may be the end of the Reagan–Thatcher libertarian wave.”

Introducing an ongoing column about what K. Austin Collins is streaming as a pandemic rages on.

The house is luxurious, the selfies excessive, but you know what? Those crazy kids seem happy.

The reality star spoke to CNN’s Van Jones about The Justice Project, her upcoming Oxygen documentary about criminal-justice reform.

Steven Mnuchin has reversed course and won’t make Social Security Recipients file a tax return to get the $1,200.

Despite leading his state’s response to the pandemic, Republican Brian Kemp suggested it was only just known that people without Covid-19 symptoms can still spread the virus.

Kate is reportedly taking on most of the teaching duties, but William is helping her out.

The quarantine might have us dancing on our own, but you can still relive some of film’s greatest dance moments.

More than a dozen states have postponed their elections due to the coronavirus crisis—and Bernie Sanders is urging the Badger State to do the same. “People should not be forced to put their lives on the line to vote,” he says.

The pop star was supposed to announce something on Wednesday's Tonight Show. Instead, she'll call back next week.

Remembering Terrence McNally, Maria Mercader, and more performers, musicians, and well-known names taken by COVID-19.

The Emmy and Grammy-winning musician died of complications of coronavirus, prompting tributes from several corners of Hollywood.

Murphy opens up about Hollywood, his Netflix miniseries about real-life stars and fictional characters mingling in the 1940s film industry.

Late Night host Seth Meyers takes issue with the president's attempts to suggest he took the pandemic seriously from the start.

Hordes of viewers have fallen under the spell of Netflix’s hit docuseries—but this critic couldn’t stomach Joe Exotic.

The Trump administration considered a special enrollment period to get more people insured amid the coronavirus—and then declined.

Chris Cuomo pallid in his basement, desolate newsrooms, celebrities conducting their own photo shoots with iPhones. But don’t despair. “We can actually build something new and possibly better,” says one editor.

Some veterans and people with disabilities will also have to jump through hoops to get the $1,200.

A founding member of Fountains of Wayne, Schlesinger was an Emmy winner, as well as an Oscar-nominee for the title track from That Thing You Do!

“I mean, yesterday we had to hold shooting because someone was chainsawing logs,” the Full Frontal host told Vanity Fair.

Despite their entangled relationships in the 1970s, he and Princess Anne have remained close friends. Did their days at the Cheltenham Festival last month put the royals at risk?