Новости за 18.11.2019

  Appeals courts often deal with the behavior of lawyers, defendants, plaintiffs and sometimes even jurors when the judicial system gets a second bite at a major legal dispute these days. This time, it's like to be the behavior of a federal judge. In fact, William Orrick handled Planned Parenthood's civil case seeking damages from…

(BBC NEWS) -- The Duke of York should apologise for his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, a lawyer for the convicted sex offender's accusers has said. Spencer Kuvin, who represents several unnamed alleged victims, said "royalty has failed them." He called Prince Andrew's interview with BBC Newsnight on Saturday "sad" and "depressing." Read the full story…

(BBC NEWS) -- Thousands of Disney customers say they have been hacked after signing up to its online streaming service. Since Disney+ went live, hackers have stolen thousands of customers' accounts and put them up for sale on the dark web, according to a report. People waited on telephone and online chat lines for hours,…

Documents reveal that National Rifle Association chief executive Wayne LaPierre received a 57 percent pay raise in 2018, according to a published report. The Washington Post, which said it was provided with tax filings by the NRA, said LaPierre's overall compensation totaled $2.15 million. The report said LaPierre received a salary of $1.3 million and…

(SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST) -- The stand-off between radical protesters barricaded inside Hong Kong Polytechnic University and riot police threatening mass arrests continued without a solution into the early hours of Tuesday. About 40 injured activists were allowed to leave the campus to get treatment, although they might still face charges later. Others, except for accredited…

I've been on the planet for over seven decades. I was a teen during the Second Red Scare of communism in the 1950s. I lost a brother in the Vietnam War, and visited President and Mrs. Reagan at the White House before he delivered a death blow to the Cold War by toppling the Berlin…

Adam Schiff & Co. are preaching to the choir. The Democrats who launched an “impeachment inquiry” against President Donald Trump without a single Republican vote in support no doubt intended to use the proceedings as a showcase to bring in independent voters to their cause. With the country basically divided between Republicans who still support…

(CHRISTIAN POST) -- The Anglican Church of Canada will run out of members by the year 2040 if its current rate of decline continues, according to a recently released report. The Rev. Canon Neil Elliot gave a presentation last Saturday at the ACC Council of General Synod on the statistics for the members of the…

Conservatives are plenty angry at how they're treated by Facebook, but at least the liberals have nothing to complain about, right? Well, if Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren's recent holy war against the social media giant is any indication, that's certainly not the case. Now, a coalition of liberal groups is hitting Facebook with a…

(STUDY FINDS) -- EAST LANSING, Mich. — The term “musical genius” is usually thrown around in reference to well known and groundbreaking musicians and song writers like Mozart or Chopin. However, according to the results of a new study, high intellect may be far more common among musicians than many assume. After analyzing how a…

(FOX NEWS) -- A couple has sued the owner of a San Diego, Calif., apartment rented via Airbnb after claiming it had cameras hidden throughout the converted garage unit. An unidentified couple booked an Airbnb in the city's Clairemont neighborhood back in November 2018. Three days into their stay, the pair claim they discovered three…

(THE GATEWAY PUNDIT) -- More than 15,000 people have signed a petition calling for President Donald Trump to pardon Roger Stone. Stone was railroaded for supporting the president and was convicted on seven counts of lying to Congress, witness tampering and obstruction last week. “We, the undersigned, respectfully request that the President of the United…

(THE GATEWAY PUNDIT) -- Investigative reporter John Solomon joined Maria Bartiromo Sunday on Sunday Morning Futures. Solomon led the media in exposing Ukrainian involvement in the 2016 US presidential elections. The Obama administration and Hillary campaign and DNC operatives were working with Ukrainian officials to create the Trump-Russia collusion hoax during the 2016 election. Read…

(STUDY FINDS) -- PHILADELPHIA -- Generally speaking, there aren’t many drawbacks to being tall. People of higher stature never have to worry about peeking their head through the crowd at a concert, and they can always reach that elusive cereal box on the top shelf. Unfortunately, a new study has concluded that being tall may…

To listen to its critics, Israel, the Middle East's only democracy that offers citizens of all beliefs freedom, is out to destroy almost everyone. It's been accused of poisoning water, killing children, waging war on the innocent and terrorizing its neighbors. Now, there's an accusation that it is a bomb. A "biological bomb" to be…

Eight people have been arrested in connection with the death of an American teacher in the Dominican Republic. Patricia Ann Anton, 63, was found on her bed Tuesday in her home with her hands and feet tied, Dominican National Police spokesman Frank Felix Duran Mejia told Fox News. The eight suspects included the janitor at…

  A school district in Missouri is spending its time and resources investigating a "noisy, public complaint meant to harass." That's the opinion of Jeremy Dys, special counsel for litigation at First Liberty Institute, which has advised Cameron School District in Missouri to ignore a letter from the Freedom from Religion Foundation unless they have…

A House Republican leader is warning fellow members against supporting an effort to resurrect a plan from nearly 50 years ago for an Equal Rights Amendment. Rep. Doug Collins, R-Ga., said in a statement as a House committee considered H.J. Res. 79 that Congress simply "doesn't have the constitutional authority to retroactively revive a failed…

A security company says that local officials in Iowa have gone too far by charging two of its employees who demonstrated how vulnerable one county courthouse truly was. According to the Des Moines Register, employees of the state-hired cybersecurity firm Coalfire were performing testing the security of computer servers and physical buildings operated by the…

A new ruling from the European Court of Justice affirming a European Union requirement that Jewish-made products made in "disputed" territories carry special labels means the U.S. is girding for battle against the E.U. The Washington Free Beacon reported senior U.S. officials provided a briefing in which they confirmed that President Trump is preparing to…