Новости за 05.04.2024

Trump campaign Communications Director Steven Cheung is bashing what he called a "harebrained" report that suggested China's Communist government would prefer to see former President Donald Trump take back the White House in 2024. The statement came in response to an article published Wednesday in Politico Nightly headlined, "China's 2024 election play."

Military representatives from U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, the U.S. Pacific Fleet and U.S. Pacific Air Forces met with their Chinese counterparts in Hawaii this week for the first substantial operator-level talks between the adversaries in more than two years.

In an unprecedented move to separate work from personal life, a California lawmaker has introduced a bill seeking to outlaw after-hours communications, excluding emergencies and work schedule discussions.

Karen Kingsbury's Baxters series hits Amazon's Prime Video -- and for fans of the series, it hits home.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Friday he wants to strengthen military and weapons development cooperation with the United States as well as with other countries such as the Philippines, as he prepares for a visit to the U.S. next week to meet with President Joe Biden.

The diggers' hoes scrape the brown soil, looking for - and often finding - human bone fragments. The women then wipe the bone pieces with their hands as others watch in solemn silence.

The projected costs to implement only a handful of President Biden's most sweeping environmental regulations have an eye-popping price tag: more than $845 billion.

The American economy is thought to have added 200,000 jobs in March -- a more-than-respectable increase though one that would mark a slowdown from February's vigorous gain of 275,000 and last year's monthly average increase of 251,000.

Eleven Christians arrested in February under India's anti-conversion law were freed in time to celebrate Easter.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Friday that the measures the Israeli government has announced to expand the flow of aid into Gaza are welcome but may not be enough to meet the Biden administration's demands for dramatic improvements in humanitarian conditions in the territory.

India's main opposition party vowed to boost social spending and reverse what it views as a slide into autocracy as it laid out its campaign promises on Friday, two weeks before the start of a weeks-long, multi-phase general election.

Iran's commander of the powerful Revolutionary Guard General Hossein Salami said Friday "no threat will go unanswered" in retaliation for the airstrike widely attributed to Israel that destroyed the Iranian Consulate in Syria's capital and killed seven of the guard's members, including two top generals.

The Israeli military said Friday that it has dismissed two officers and reprimanded three others for their roles in drone strikes in Gaza that killed seven aid workers on a food-delivery mission, saying they had mishandled critical information and violated the army's rules of engagement.

A passenger has been fined for urinating in a cup during a delay in deplaning after landing at Sydney Airport.

Apple is laying off more than 600 workers in California, marking the company's first big wave of post-pandemic job cuts amid a broader wave of tech industry consolidation.

Criminal networks in the European Union are penetrating legal businesses across the 27-nation bloc and rely heavily on corruption to develop their activities. That's the bleak picture emerging from a report published Friday by the EU crime agency.

Denmark warned Thursday that a technical error on a navy missile might make it launch unintentionally - but not explode - and send fragments falling into Danish waters.

Six inmates who sued New York's corrections department over its decision to lock down prisons during next Monday's total solar eclipse will get to watch the celestial event after all.

A fight between teenagers ended in deadly gunfire Thursday after police in the District said a suspect shot and killed one of the teens on the Brookland Metro Station platform.

One person was killed and two others were hospitalized Thursday afternoon when a section of crane fell from a building in downtown Fort Lauderdale, officials said.

Our citizens do not know the full effect President Biden's open border policies are having on them.

If people believe that boys can be girls and men can be pregnant, they will believe anything -- including the ideas that Bidenomics is working, the border is secure and President Biden is cognitively fit to serve another four years.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. backed away Thursday from a fundraising email that referred to the Jan. 6 rioters as "activists."

The liar-in-chief's wife was on "CBS Mornings" this week telling the kind of whoppers I thought only her husband could tell ("Guaranteed: Jill Biden says 'it's obvious that Joe will win this election,'" Web, April 4).

A U.S. House race in California appears headed for a mathematically improbable result - after more than 180,000 votes were cast, a tie for second place.