Новости за 12.11.2021

Norwegian Refugee Council chief Jan Egeland speaks to CNN's Eleni Giokos as thousands of people trapped on the border between Poland and Belarus are being stopped from crossing into Poland by some 15,000 soldiers.

Richard Ratcliffe is on a hunger strike to protest the arrest of his wife Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, the British-Iranian charity worker who has been jailed in Iran for almost five years.

Just days before his brother started selling billions of dollars worth of Tesla shares, Kimbal Musk, a Tesla board member, sold $108 million worth of his own stock in the company.

CNN legal analyst Areva Martin discusses a Fox News interview with Kyle Rittenhouse's mother where she was asked if he would go into a similar "situation" in the future.

President Joe Biden said Friday that he plans to appoint an official from outside his administration to oversee implementation of the large infrastructure bill he intends to sign on Monday.

Russia and Belarus flexed their military might for a third time this week near the Poland-Belarus border, where thousands of people are stranded in deplorable conditions, trapped at the center of an intensifying humanitarian and geopolitical crisis.

Get ready to have this theme song stuck in your head again. "X-Men: The Animated Series" is coming back.

The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis released to CNN on Friday new evidence showing how US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials were pressured by Trump administration officials to alter scientific guidance and prevented from communicating directly with the public.

The median home price is up 16% from a year ago and rose in nearly all of the 183 markets tracked by the National Association of Realtors. CNN's Matt Egan reports on the hot housing market.

Legal analyst Elie Mystal says the defendants in both cases are violent white offenders, given the benefit of the doubt by the judicial system.

The upcoming Netflix comedy series "Uncoupled," starring Neil Patrick Harris, will no longer feature a Latina housekeeper character after an actor publicly criticized the role for being stereotypical and flat.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki returned to the White House briefing room Friday for the first time since testing positive for Covid-19, telling reporters she completed a 10-day quarantine and received a negative Covid-19 test on Thursday.

Taylor Swift revealed the backstory behind her new re-recorded album and 10-minute version of the song "All Too Well" on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon".

A January 6 defendant pleaded guilty on Friday to bringing Molotov cocktails and an unlicensed gun to Capitol Hill on the day of the insurrection.

Garry Kasparov, chairman of the Renew Democracy Initiative and former world chess champion, recalls three moments in his life where he realized he had to fight for democracy -- and explains how it contrasts to chess. Kasparov shares his story in CNN Opinion's "Voices of Freedom."

The fate of a South Florida congressional district will likely be decided Friday by a handful of overseas and military ballots after a manual recount left the race too close to call.

Iowa business leaders speak out on the difficulties of running their businesses if they have to fire their unvaccinated employees. CNN's Vanessa Yurkevich reports.

Austria is days away from ordering millions of unvaccinated people to stay at home, its chancellor has said, in a rare move that underscores the increasing exasperation of European leaders towards those who have not yet been inoculated against Covid-19. CNN's Scott McLean reports.

There's an exchange in Sadie Frost's debut documentary, "Quant," that succinctly captures the essence of the film's subject -- one of the 1960s' most renowned fashion icons -- and the garment she's best known for.

It's the moment "Sex and the City" fans have been waiting for -- a date for the return of Carrie and friends, 17 years after the original show ended.

The House of Mouse is celebrating the second birthday of Disney+.

A record 4.4 million Americans quit their jobs in September. CNN's Matt Egan reports on how Covid has been a "game-changer for the jobs market."

Jashyah Moore, who went missing from her home in New Jersey nearly a month ago, has been found safe in New York City. East Orange Police Department Chief Phyllis Bindi credits community effort for Moore's safe return.

Both sides have rested their cases in the Kyle Rittenhouse homicide trial and closing arguments will begin Monday. Rittenhouse shot and killed two people, and wounded a third in August 2020 in Kenosha, Wisconsin. He has claimed self-defense. CNN's Adrienne Broaddus reports.

In the lead up to the COP26 climate summit, a surge of countries declared net zero carbon targets at least 30 years away. But scientists have been clear that an urgent, must-not-miss deadline is looming much sooner. CNN's Phil Black reports on why some big polluters' reluctance to cut emissions this decade meant a breakthrough at the climate conference was never likely.