Новости за 05.01.2024

A lengthy Vatican investigation into misconduct allegations against Archbishop John Nienstedt, the former leader of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, concluded that he took "imprudent" actions but did not violate church law, the archdiocese announced Friday.

A year after she was shot by her 6-year-old student in a Virginia classroom, former teacher Abby Zwerner said she still worries about the other children who saw it happen, and wonders how they're faring.

Three boys were injured and another was left dead Thursday morning in Dallas after the 12-year-old driving the SUV they were in crashed into a tree.

After a breakthrough year, Big Tech titans are betting big on new artificial intelligence offerings to fuel success in 2024. Microsoft is adding an AI button to its computer keyboard, tech mogul Jeff Bezos is funding an AI startup to compete with Google's search, and rumors are flying that Apple is preparing to unveil new generative AI features as well.

New York Attorney General Letitia James has upped the ante in her civil fraud case against former President Donald Trump, asking the judge to fine him more than $370 million, a court filing shows.

Five Republican and Democratic voters in Massachusetts have become the latest to challenge former President Donald Trump's eligibility to appear on the Republican primary election ballot, claiming he is ineligible to hold office because he encouraged and did little to stop the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.

A group of four fishermen were rescued alive from waters off the barrier island of Virginia Key in Miami overnight after their boat capsized.

Attorney General Merrick Garland warns the Justice Department will continue to enforce "the law without fear or favor" in the lead up to Jan. 6 anniversary.

The flu season in the U.S. is getting worse but it's too soon to tell how much holiday gatherings contributed to a likely spike in illnesses.

Wayne LaPierre is stepping down as head of the National Rifle Association after a decadeslong tenure marked by tense battles over gun control laws and internal battles over the organization's management.

Trump attorney Alina Habba said the Supreme Court will rule in former President Donald Trump's favor in deciding whether states can keep him off the primary ballots.

The man charged with killing seven people at a Fourth of July parade in suburban Chicago asked to again be represented by public defenders after firing them last month and insisting on handling his own case.

U.S. actor Christian Oliver and his two daughters died in a plane crash near a tiny private island in the eastern Caribbean, according to police in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Emma Stone reflected on her career highlights and Meryl Streep praised Billie Eilish and "Barbie" with saving the movie industry Thursday during one of the first stops of Hollywood's awards season.

Actor Shia LaBeouf has converted to Catholicism after being confirmed on New Year's Eve at a Mass presided over by Capuchin Franciscan friars.

Actor Shia LeBeouf has converted to Catholicism after being confirmed on New Year's Eve at a Mass presided over by Capuchin Franciscan friars.

A 61-year-old man with schizophrenia is still missing three weeks after the St. Louis nursing home where he lived abruptly closed.

The public animal shelter in Maryland's Prince George's County has closed indefinitely and halted adoptions to combat a mysterious dog illness sweeping the nation.

House lawmakers will vote next week on a resolution to hold President Biden's son in contempt of Congress after he refused to provide closed-door testimony about his father's involvement in his lucrative business deals.

The White House's budget czar on Friday claimed that House Republicans trying to renegotiate spending levels ahead of a deadline to fund the government is going back on their word.

A former U.S. Capitol Police officer who made headlines at the House Democrats' Jan. 6 hearings wants to make his way back to the Capitol -- only this time as a member of Congress.

Montgomery Ward, for the unaware, is not Penthouse. It's akin to Sears and Kohl's and any number of other department stores around America. It's not a catalogue that screams "For Mature Eyes Only." Yet beware.

The release of dozens of previously sealed court documents from a lawsuit involving Jeffrey Epstein might disappoint online sleuths who anticipated explosive new information.

The Food and Drug Administration is authorizing a plan to let Florida buy medication in bulk from Canada, making it the first state to gain regulatory approval for mass drug imports.

The over-the-top insistence that Donald Trump's reelection would be the "end of democracy" and the constant portrayals of Trump as Hitler or another tyrant are a blatant invitation to the unhinged political left to assassinate him.