Новости за 05.06.2018

U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress, has filed papers to run for Minnesota attorney general.

President Donald Trump says a date and location have been set for the U.S.-North Korea summit, though he has yet to give specifics.

Police officer and firefighters in Arkansas joined forces to help celebrate an autistic boy’s 15th birthday after only three people showed up to his party.

A Nebraska judge has tossed out a lawsuit challenging the state's lethal injection protocol.

Celebrities mourned the death of fashion designer Kate Spade on social media Tuesday.

See what the stars arrived in.

Nathaniel Joseph D’Amato, 46, of Houston, was arrested and facing bigamy charges after his current wife discovered he was married to another woman.

An eagle-eyed New York doctor spotted a cancerous lump on a woman’s throat as she appeared on a TV show — and may have saved her life by tracking her down, according to a report.

Since opening her first store in 1996, Kate Spade has become an iconic fashion designer known for her sleek and colorful handbags. In light of her death, here are 3 things to know about Spade.

Reporter Dave Scott was having a rough news day that’s coming back to haunt him.

A Sherpa who climbed up Mount Everest as part of a publicity stunt for a new cryptocurrency that was going to be buried that the summit of the world’s largest peak is believed to have died on the team’s descent.

The Arizona man suspected of carrying out a string of shootings that left 6 people dead seemed to hold a grudge against those involved in his divorce for nearly a decade — detailing the saga in YouTube videos about a week before reigning terror on the cities.

A truck driver from Wisconsin who admitted to using a slingshot and ball bearings to damage vehicles on an Illinois interstate may be involved in similar incidents across four states, officials said Monday.

A lawyer for the survivors of Britain's Grenfell Tower fire says an inquiry should consider whether racism contributed to the deaths of 72 people in the blaze.

The FDA announced a recall of Naloxone on Monday after the antidote’s manufacturer flagged a potential issue with the syringe plunger.

Four former Houston Texans cheerleaders who filed a lawsuit against the team last week delivered a letter to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell on Monday demanding better pay.

Footage of the rodents, which was shared to Facebook on Thursday, shows at least two of the critters scurrying around inside a large package of sandwich buns.

Turkey's ambassador to Baghdad has assured Iraqis his country won't cut off water supplies to the Tigris River, days after it started filling up a reservoir further upstream, causing water shortages and panic in Iraq.

Ariana Grande says she has been struggling with some symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder following last year's suicide bomb attack at the end of her concert at Manchester Arena.

Authorities in Tennessee are searching for a man previously arrested near the White House earlier this year who hacked his former boss to death with a hatchet while he was leading a workout routine at a Nashville-area fitness center.

Hugh Dane, best known as Hank the no-nonsense security guard on "The Office," has died.

Debbie Reynolds didn’t die from a broken heart a day after daughter Carrie Fisher passed away in December 2016, her son Todd Fisher reveals in his new memoir about the two actresses.

The Democratic Party’s ambitious midterm plan to regain control of the House of Representatives faces its biggest test yet in Tuesday’s California primaries – where candidates are tripping over each other for the chance to flip Republican-held districts.

Ethiopian lawmakers voted Tuesday to lift a state of emergency imposed three months ago across the country to curb widespread anti- government protests.

A South African judge says he is searching for some reason to offer a measure of mercy when sentencing a 23-year-old man convicted of the ax murders of his parents and brother.