Новости за 10.06.2020

The author has penned a new essay, but it is unlikely to calm the discord in the wizarding fandom.

The Academy now has 26 women and 12 people of color on its 54-person board of governors—a first for the organization.

Amidst a pandemic and bankruptcies and shuttered businesses and rent defaults and double-digit unemployment and massive civil unrest, the Dow and Nasdaq are near their highs. Thank the Fed—and don’t get too comfortable.

In two weeks, public support for Black Lives Matter has increased by almost as much as it had over the past two years.

As the president and his attorney general blame anti-fascist activists for violence at some protests, none of the DOJ’s cases so far have links to the movement.

And that does not include posting about Black Lives Matter on social media.

GOP lawmakers may dodge questions about Trump’s latest incendiary tweet and wish to keep their distance given the president’s weak poll numbers—but they remain linked through November.

First-time director Oge Egbuonu speaks to Vanity Fair about both her new documentary, (In)Visible Portraits, focused on the erasure of Black women in America, and the tragedy of Breonna Taylor’s killing.

After the brothers provided months of fodder, Cristina Cuomo’s sister is now in Page Six.

A veteran Lone Star strategist sees recent polling as a four-alarm fire for Team Trump—but Biden’s campaign shouldn’t get too cocky.

Trump and his administration have put the pandemic behind them—even as states see new spikes after easing social distancing restrictions.

Our 10 favorites from the first half of the year, from heartwarming teen comedy to a chilling alternate history.

The NBC star on her favorite props from the dearly departed sitcom.

The theater chain is preparing to reopen its doors to American theatergoers.

The erstwhile Luna Lovegood also advised trans “Harry Potter” fans they shouldn’t “bully or hate people on the other side of the debate,” sparking backlash.

As protests nationwide urge for broad police reform, the Paramount Network has stopped plans to air the long-running show’s 33rd season.

The Liverpool native, who plays the show’s fan-favorite assassin, shares her style inspiration, pub order, and skin-care obsession. The beauty brand Noble Panacea recently named her its first-ever ambassador.

On Tuesday, the president tweeted about the widely seen video of a 75-year-old man getting pushed down by police: “Could be a set up?”

The Oscar-winning 1939 film will return with new material framing its racist tropes and positive depiction of slave owners.

The writer and director has spent his career creating art that speaks against police brutality and racism. Now, he says, he and other artists must help create change.

The First Son’s already-controversial hunting trip to Mongolia racked up $76,859.36 in Secret Service fees—which is nearly $60,000 more than the government had initially publicly disclosed.

He and the Queen have been in self-isolation in Windsor since March, a time sources say has been “wonderful” for the couple.

The president brushed off Buffalo police leaving a 75-year-old man bleeding on the ground by questioning if he’s actually an “ANTIFA provocateur,” amplifying a fringe right-wing theory given airtime on OANN.

It’s a stunning misread of this turbulent moment for one of the most privileged and powerful people in the nation to tell students about how important it is to listen to her, when she should be doing the listening.