Новости за 24.12.2017

Trump critic and Republican Sen. Jeff Flake suggested Sunday that the president’s word and actions are leaving him open to a primary challenge if he seeks expected reelection.

Kids across the globe are excitedly awaiting Santa's arrival tonight, but did you know how you can track his journey?

Rescuers searched for survivors after a fierce typhoon lashed the Philippines, leaving a trail of death and destruction in its wake as more than 200 were killed and thousands were left homeless.

Nate Vila, 22, took part in a “Shoot to Win” contest during an intermission at a Springfield Thunderbirds hockey game.

Five people were killed, including family members, on Sunday morning after a small plane crashed after taking off from a Central Florida airport in heavy fog, officials said.

A Florida man living in Indonesia is fighting for his life after he plunged 33 feet off a rooftop while chasing a monkey that had snatched his favorite Pittsburgh Steelers cap.

President Trump on Sunday extended his feud with the FBI's top brass, singling out Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, whose wife's Virginia Senate campaign in 2015 received donations from the political action committee of Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, a Clinton ally.

White House director of legislative affairs breaks down the president's priorities in 2018 on 'Fox News Sunday.'

Queen Elizabeth II's cousin has apologized for wearing jewelry that some observers on social media found offensive.

Several people were killed after a small plane crashed early Sunday morning after taking off from a Central Florida airport in heavy fog, officials said.

A woman on a flight from Houston to Washington D.C. accused United Airlines of giving her first-class seat to U.S. Democratic Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee—and later threatening to remove her after she complained and snapped a picture of the anti-Trump congresswoman, reports the Houston Chronicle.

It’s hard to believe that Dec. 18, 2017, marked the 30th anniversary of my dad’s death.

The first thing to remember about the polls saying Americans don't support the tax cuts signed into law by President Trump is that they were conducted by the same pollsters who told us Hillary Clinton would be elected president last year.

President Trump talked Sunday with top U.S. military leaders overseas, telling them and their troops in a Christmas Eve teleconference that Americans are “incredibly grateful” for them and their families’ service and sacrifice.

Americans could soon be celebrating Christmas the way they did decades ago, because of cases the U.S. Supreme Court may decide in 2018 and because of President Trump’s promise to bring “Merry Christmas” back into the American mainstream.

A former education adviser to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said she was repeatedly groped by a drunk on a United flight to New Jersey.

The amazing nativity scene took six months to make.

Research has shown that people who have dogs are happier, have lower blood pressure, and seem to enjoy life more.

A star of the popular reality show "The Real Housewives of New York City" was arrested early Sunday after she allegedly attacked a police officer during a drunken rampage in Florida.

See where they've been spotted this holiday season.

Top White House aide Marc Short signaled Sunday that improving U.S. infrastructure is indeed a top 2018 priority for President Trump and that he’ll meet in the coming days with GOP congressional leaders about next year’s overall legislative agenda. But Short also suggested the president might be flexible on mandatory border-wall funding in upcoming legislative bargains.

The many definitions of peace seem inadequate at this or any other time of year.

More than 25 cities across the United States have removed or relocated Confederate statues and monuments amid an intense nationwide debate about race and history. Here is a running list of all the monuments that have been removed and the cities that have removed them.

President Trump has long been critical of the FBI and its deputy director, Andrew McCabe.

A fierce typhoon that lashed the Philippines blew out of the country's south on Sunday, leaving a trail of death and destruction in its wake as more than 120 were killed and left 160 were missing.