Новости за 16.11.2021

American journalist Danny Fenster arrived in the United States on Tuesday after almost six months in a Myanmar prison and expressed thanks to everyone involved in securing his release.

Former President Donald Trump's attorneys are framing his attempt to keep secret records from his presidency as a clash between the executive and legislative branches that could give Congress lopsided power, according to Trump's argument brief in the major court case related to the House's January 6 investigation.

The pandemic has touched Americans' lives in countless ways.

From clean energy production to upcycling musical instruments, eco-conscious African inventors, entrepreneurs and problem solvers are rising to the challenge of preserving their environments and creating a sustainable future.

One of Hollywood's biggest names turns to theater with 'The Play That Goes Wrong' and tells Christiane Amanpour why he never actually went to dental school

Heath Freeman, an actor who appeared in numerous television series including "Bones," "NCIS" and "The Closer," has died, according to his manager.

Alec Baldwin's brother is defending him after the "Rust" set shooting in New Mexico that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins last month.

The Biden administration is still weighing how to approach the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympic Games, including the possibility of a diplomatic boycott, but hasn't reached a final conclusion, officials familiar with the matter said Tuesday.

As Polish police fire teargas and water cannons at migrants trying to cross from Belarus, journalist Anne Applebaum discusses President Lukashenko's role in creating this crisis.

Accio, reunion.

After an accidental Thanksgiving invite in 2016 introduced Jamal Hinton and Wanda Dench, they are still going strong.

Ken Jennings is obsessed with learning, so it's come as something of a bummer that he's growing older.

Will Smith stars as Richard Williams, who trained tennis champion daughters Venus & Serena (Saniyya Sidney & Demi Singleton). David Daniel has a look.

The Atlantic staff writer Anne Applebaum joins CNN's Christiane Amanpour to discuss the migrant crisis at the Belarus-Poland border and why she believes autocrats around the world are winning.

American citizen Trevor Reed, who has been detained and jailed in Russia for more than two years, ended a days-long hunger strike last week, saying that he has "lost a lot of weight" and is "very sick now."

The Coca-Cola Company's president of Africa, Bruno Pietracci, shares why he believes the company's growth lies in diversifying products and betting on local potential.

Dionne Warwick has entered the Swifties chat.

The closing arguments have been made and Kyle Rittenhouse's future is up the jury in his trial. Rittenhouse is charged with killing two people and wounded another during unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last summer. CNN's Omar Jimenez reports.

Parents expressed their frustrations over a controversial sexually explicit book during a school meeting. The comic book initially discovered in a Dallas high school database has created a heated debate among parents and the school board. CNN affiliate KTVT reports.

Apparently, the party is not over for "Party Down."

A US Air Force team based in Africa rescued a British citizen who had suffered a heart attack on board an American cargo ship in the Indian Ocean this weekend, according to the US military.

Author Eddie Ross shows how to bring the holiday spirit home this year, with decor under $10 and a DIY touch to those leftover delivery boxes.

House Republicans are mostly shrugging off violent rhetoric within their ranks and vicious threats directed at some of their own members, as Democrats prepare to punish one GOP lawmaker over a graphic video depicting violence against a colleague.

Former England cricketer Monty Panesar speaks to Alex Thomas about Azeem Rafiq's powerful testimony to UK lawmakers about the Yorkshire cricket racism row.

Director Chris Columbus on "Harry Potter's" 20th anniversary, and Karolyn "Zuzu Bailey" Grimes on "It's A Wonderful Life" at 75.