Новости за 02.02.2024

A federal judge in Washington formally postponed Donald Trump's March trial on charges of plotting to overturn the 2020 election as a key legal appeal from the former president continues to work its way through the courts.

House Speaker Mike Johnson on Friday said that he doesn't think it is President Biden who is deciding to keep the border open.

The Biden administration has charged members of Iran's Revolutionary Guard in multiple criminal cases, accusing them of illicitly trafficking oil to fund terrorist organizations, including Hamas and Hezbollah.

The Supreme Court has settled a dispute between lawyers over who will argue in favor of disqualifying former President Trump from the ballot because of the Constitution's insurrection clause.

Spotify's landmark exclusivity deal with popular comedian and podcaster Joe Rogan has ended, the streaming giant announced Friday.

Vandals painted graffiti on at least 25 floors of an abandoned Los Angeles luxury complex that will be visible from the Grammy Awards' red carpet Sunday.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is chipping away toward the goal of being on the ballot in states across the country, increasing the chances he will influence the outcome of the White House race.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis admitted Friday she has a personal relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade, a lawyer she enlisted to investigate former President Donald Trump, but insisted she did not benefit financially from the hiring and should not be disqualified from the sprawling Georgia case alleging that Mr. Trump and his allies tried to improperly influence the state's presidential vote in 2020.

Forget about Making America Great Again. Nikki Haley says she wants to Make America Normal Again.

Sam Waterston, who has played the spiky, no-nonsense district attorney on "Law & Order" since the mid-1990s, is stepping down from his legal perch.'

A Florida Highway Patrol trooper and a truck driver were killed Friday after the trooper followed a reckless driver who made an illegal U-turn into the opposite direction of Interstate 95, officials said.

President Biden and first lady Jill Biden on Friday met with the grieving families of the three soldiers killed in the Iran-backed militia drone strike Sunday in Jordan.

New Orleans' annual Carnival celebration entered its high-intensity home stretch Friday with a beefed-up police presence and a weather forecast that threatened to disrupt the first of two weekends of elaborate parades.

The two 16-year-old convicted murderers of a transgender teenager in northwest England nearly a year ago were handed life sentences Friday with minimum prison terms of 20 and 22 years.

A man charged with killing Young Dolph cannot get a fair trial in Memphis due to the intense media attention and "public visceral outrage" over the slaying of the beloved rapper in his hometown, a defense lawyer said Friday.

Scores of House Republicans are accusing President Biden and his administration of deliberately undermining border security, and urging the White House to fix the border crisis through executive action.

Former President Donald Trump called the United Auto Workers a "hopeless case" for endorsing President Biden.

Now that Donald Trump is on the cusp of securing the Republican nomination, however, the overarching narrative is that Donald Trump was a chaotic president. The Washington Times' Tim Constantine and ForAmerica's David Bozell discuss.

Prosecutors on Friday tried to attack the credibility of a Michigan school shooter's mother, a day after she denied knowing her son had mental health struggles and rejected claims that she should be responsible for the deaths of four students in 2021.

Hamas officials said Friday that the group is studying a proposed cease-fire deal that would include prolonged pauses in fighting in Gaza and swaps of Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners, but the militants appeared to rule out some key components.

State-backed Russian hackers broke into Microsoft's corporate email system and accessed the accounts of members of the company's leadership team, as well as those of employees on its cybersecurity and legal teams, the company said Friday.

On Friday, the National Press Club is offering solace - and a free meal - by giving recently laid-off journalists tacos in recognition of a brutal stretch that seems to offer bad news daily for an already struggling industry.

The Los Angeles Kings fired coach Todd McLellan on Friday and named Jim Hiller the interim coach for the rest of the season.

Singer and songwriter Billy Joel on Thursday released "Turn the Lights Back On," his first release of new music since 2007.

Victoria Monet and Coco Jones brought smooth R&B and studied choreography, Noah Kahan and Gracie Abrams - friends up for the same Grammy - dueted their introspective folk, and Jelly Roll brought out Lainey Wilson. Ice Spice performed her new single from her forthcoming debut LP "Y2K."