Новости за 25.03.2021

Joe Biden told CNN's Kaitlan Collins on Thursday at the first formal news conference of his presidency that he agreed with former President Barack Obama that the filibuster "was a relic of the Jim Crow era" but added that his immediate focus was on addressing the abuse of the rule first.

Chinese Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai reacts to CNN International Correspondent David Culver's reporting on separated Uyghur families in China's Xinjiang region.

CNN's Kaitlan Collins asks President Joe Biden about the filibuster and his plans for re-election.

Chinese Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai reacts to a CNN report showing the plight of divided Uyghur families and talks about recent US-China tensions.

President Joe Biden doubled his administration's target pace for nationwide coronavirus vaccinations. CNN's Nick Watt reports Biden is now aiming to get 200 million doses out before May.

A Wyoming Senate bill to create election runoffs failed on Wednesday, despite Donald Trump Jr.'s campaign to pass it in an attempt to defeat Republican Rep. Liz Cheney in 2022. The vote was 14-15 with one lawmaker excused.

Convening his first formal news conference Thursday, President Joe Biden stepped into a swirl of issues that have bubbled up at the two-month mark of his presidency, which has been almost exclusively focused until now on confronting the coronavirus pandemic.

Convening his first formal news conference Thursday, President Joe Biden stepped into a swirl of issues that have bubbled up at the two-month mark of his presidency, which has been almost exclusively focused until now on confronting the coronavirus pandemic.

Meme stocks were back in business Thursday, as investors bought up shares of GameStop, boosting other Reddit-favorite stocks along with it.

CNN political commentator SE Cupp provides her solutions to decrease gun violence in the wake of two recent mass shootings in the US.

President Joe Biden said he will "do everything" in his power to halt efforts to restrict voting rights, saying during Thursday's news conference at the White House that the efforts underway in state legislatures are "un-American."

President Joe Biden spent much of his first presidential news conference on Thursday facing questions about the crisis on the southern border, promising conditions for unaccompanied minors arriving in the US will improve and blaming the prior administration and the cooler weather for the spike of migrants at the border.

President Joe Biden said plans are underway to provide journalists access to border facilities, but didn't provide a timeline on when that would happen.

President Joe Biden said he "can't picture" US troops being in Afghanistan next year.

President Joe Biden said he "can't picture" US troops being in Afghanistan next year.

The Senate voted 92-7 on Thursday to extend the Paycheck Protection Program, the federal government's key relief effort to deliver aid to small businesses hard hit by the pandemic, as the deadline to apply for a loan rapidly approaches with billions of dollars still left untouched.

A man armed with a rifle entered an Atlanta Publix Supermarket Wednesday in Midtown at Atlantic Station, a commercial and residential area in the city, police said.

The European Union proposed tighter controls on the export of Covid-19 vaccine doses on Wednesday, marking the latest spat between the bloc and the British-Swedish drugmaker AstraZeneca.

The US conducted more than two dozen cyber operations targeting foreign threats to the 2020 American election before they could interfere with or influence them, according to Gen. Paul Nakasone, the leader of US Cyber Command.

Sophia the robot is getting into the NFT game. Her "interpretation" of an artist's depiction of her face sold as an NFT (non-fungible token) for over $688,000.

CNN's Becky Anderson spoke with European Parliament lawmaker Manfred Weber about the bloc's proposal to tighten controls on the export of Covid-19 vaccine doses.

Carlos Cocoy stands beside a group of migrants taking shelter under a bridge at the border as the hot sun beats down.

Former banker Stephen Calk, who loaned Paul Manafort $16 million in an alleged bid to win a position in the Trump administration, pleaded not guilty at his brief virtual arraignment Thursday on a new conspiracy charge.

It all went away last spring -- the ballet, the philharmonic, standup comedy, concerts, our beloved Broadway.