Новости за 03.02.2018

In the months before the British general election of 2010, one of my responsibilities as Conservative Party Leader David Cameron’s senior adviser was to help prepare for what we hoped would soon be our first days and months in government.

Authorities say a woman in labor and her unborn baby were killed along with two other people and another baby still in the womb after a SUV ran off the side of a road into a ditch in South Carolina.

The conduct of four Hawaii police officers is being investigated by federal authorities after the officers allegedly made a man put his mouth on a public bathroom urinal, the police chief said Saturday.

Whatever the media and Democratic detractors say, the memo released by Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee Friday that revealed how the FBI and Justice Departments abused their powers to spy on the Trump presidential campaign is breathtaking.

Al Qaeda-linked militants killed a Russian pilot Saturday after shooting down his SU-25 fighter jet in a rebel-held area in Syria, according to reports.

Actress Uma Thurman finally broke her silence amid the ongoing #MeToo movement and accused disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault.

Rose McGowan announced she was canceling all upcoming public appearances after she got into a shouting match with a transgender woman at a New York City bookstore Wednesday.

Dramatic patrol car video shows a Georgia police officer shooting and killing a man who came towards him with a knife after a high-speed chase ended in a crash.

The declassified memo released Friday by House Republicans that alleges intelligence abuse during the 2016 presidential campaign “raises serious concerns” about the integrity of the FBI and the Department of Justice, Vice President Mike Pence said.

It’s time for New England Patriot fans to stop flattering themselves by thinking there are millions of football fans around our nation who expend energy on hating their beloved football team.

On Wednesday, I was honored to speak at the Winter Meeting of the Republican National Committee about the how important and impactful the 2018 elections could be for America. Below is an excerpt of my remarks.

In an interview, Lana Woods demanded Robert Wagner tell her what happened to her sister, Natalie Wood, on the night of her death.

The families of six Americans kidnapped and killed in Colombia during the 1990s by the terrorist organization FARC are suing banana giant Chiquita because of payments the company made to the group.

President Trump said the recently released memo alleging intelligence abuse during the FBI investigation into the 2016 Trump campaign “totally vindicates” him.

A Massachusetts high school canceled the screening of “Cool Runnings” this week after the principal said she received complaints that the movie was “racially insensitive.”

The mayor of the Italian city of Macerata says six foreigners have been wounded in a series of drive-by shootings, one of them with life-threatening injuries.

Egyptian archaeologists are hailing the discovery of a 4,400-year-old tomb near the pyramids near Cairo.

A formerly secret memo released Friday by Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee raises serious questions about the judgment and actions of a handful of current and former senior officials at the FBI and the Justice Department.

Your cell phone is only as good as its battery. Once its power source runs out, so does your ability to call, check email, and pinpoint your location on a virtual map. Almost everyone has run unexpectedly low, frantically searching the local Starbucks for an open socket.

Pop star Pink, while battling the flu, powered through a pre-Super Bowl concert on Friday in Minneapolis.

For the first time in more than 30 years, the Pentagon plans to develop two "low-yield" nuclear warheads to be launched from ballistic-missile submarines as well as warships, to send a message to Moscow who the Trump administration accuses of amassing a stockpile of tactical nuclear weapons.

Border Patrol agents this week apprehended a Mexican national who was wanted on charges of sexual assaulting a child in Texas, authorities said.

Ten Republican and Democratic members of the U.S. Senate have asked the State Department to pressure the Haitian government to close an orphanage where "multiple" children being adopted by American families have allegedly been victims of sexual abuse.

Gaming mogul Steve Wynn's $7.5 million payment to a former employee involved a paternity claim, according to a published report.

We are a weak nation when it comes to the most important kind of strength – the kind that can save us all.