Новости за 19.01.2024

Madonna is being sued by two fans who are hung up on the late start to her concert in Brooklyn last month.

It wasn’t that long ago when GOP Sen. Rand Paul expressed deep concerns about presidents having the ability to abuse authoritarian powers. Now, not so much.

Trump’s Supreme Court brief throws a bunch of arguments at the wall in the hopes that one of them sticks so that he can become president again.

The last time congressional Republicans urged the Supreme Court to help Donald Trump in an elections case, it was December 2020. Now, they're trying again.

A Justice Department report says officers responding to an active shooter at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas, failed in ways that increased the death toll.

DeSantis kicked off his campaign speaking almost exclusively to right-wing media. He recently explained to Hugh Hewitt why that was a mistake.

Donald Trump's vision is unsubtle: There’s an “us” and a “them,” and he wants voters to see Nikki Haley as part of the latter.

Utah’s Mike Lee used to be a relatively mainstream GOP figure. So why is he amplifying Infowars content and peddling bizarre Jan. 6 conspiracy theories?

The James Bond actor, 70, is accused of venturing into a hot springs area of Yellowstone National Park that is off-limits to visitors.

Trump's rant on Truth Social about how he should have "total immunity" from criminal prosecution was as preposterous as it was dangerous.

By every measure, Nikki Haley is losing and will continue to lose to Donald Trump. For some reason this knowledge does not seem to motivate her to try any harder to defeat him.

MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell analyzes the latest developments from day three of E. Jean Carroll’s civil defamation suit against Donald Trump, including Trump attorney Alina Habba’s efforts to maintain her frontrunner status as Most Incompetent Trump Lawyer to Appear in Court So Far.

The Senate rejected Sen. Bernie Sanders' resolution to have the State Department find out if Israel has committed human rights violations with U.S. weapons.

During a news conference introducing Jerod Mayo, the New England Patriots' first Black coach put the NFL on notice.

Mika Brzezinski and Huma Abedin discuss the upcoming event, which will take place on and around International Women’s Day in March. The summit is aimed at creating cross-generational alliances, to provide mentoring, guidance and insights to women at every stage of their careers and lives.

Mika Brzezinski, Jen Psaki, Symone Sanders-Townsend and Huma Abedin discuss E. Jean Carroll’s second defamation trial against Donald Trump – and how the latest case has given us yet another glimpse at how the former president views women.