Новости за 17.07.2018

After 28-year-old socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pulled off a stunning upset in New York's 14th Congressional District, Illinois senator Tammy Duckworth told CNN that Ocasio-Cortez's brand of socialism might be the future of the party in the Bronx but not in the Midwest. Eric Levitz, politics writer at New York Magazine's Daily Intelligencer says she's absolutely wrong.

Starring Nicole Kidman, Russell Crowe and Lucas Hedges, "Boy Erased" is based on the real-life story of a teen who must choose between his religious family and his true identity.

The hearing highlights an ongoing battle over accusations of political bias in social media companies.

The hearing highlights an ongoing battle over accusations of political bias in social media companies.

The president also said he backed the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Moscow interfered in his 2016 race against Hillary Clinton.

The special counsel wants to keep the names secret so the witnesses are not harassed.

There was never any way to sell a movie with Kevin Spacey in 2018, but there he is in the trailer of a new one.

The complaint doesn't seek money from them, but instead seeks to have their cases moved to federal court — where a 2002 federal act may provide more protection for MGM.

While frequent Trump critic Sen. Bob Corker said "the dam was breaking" on Republican Hill support for the president, other members came to his defense.

Those most addicted to social media sites were 53 percent more likely to develop ADHD symptoms, the team reported.

The former president took a dig at post-truth politics and those who ignore facts and "seek to undermine every institution ... that gives democracy meaning."

The former president took a dig at post-truth politics and those who ignore facts and "seek to undermine every institution ... that gives democracy meaning."

"I can't imagine doing it without my mom," says a young woman volunteering with her mom to help separated families.

The lawsuit names a former Ohio State diving coach.

Comedians Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah and Seth Meyers blasted President Trump's news conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Coaches and administrators were "repeatedly informed" of Dr. Strauss's serial sexual abuse, according to the complaint.

The GOP must stand up to the president's egregious debasement of America, its institutions and our allies.

Access to marriage improved gay men's health by increasing the probability they would have health insurance, a primary-care physician and regular checkups.

The new CDC director, Dr. Robert Redfield, says his son almost died of an opioid overdose when he took cocaine contaminated with fentanyl.

One former German ambassador summed up the mood: "Europeans are really scared."

"Our community can breath [sic] a sigh of relief this morning," Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo tweeted in response to Rodriguez's capture.

"I noticed a societal shift where straight white men used to be just the default human and now they have an identity category."

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, which has been spewing destructive lava across the island for two months, is being blamed after a flying "lava bomb" landed on a tour boat, injuring 23 passengers. NBC News national correspondent Miguel Almaguer reports for TODAY.

NBC News analyst and former CIA director John Brennan joins TODAY to weigh in on President Trump's joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin after their historic summit. "He was given a chance on the world stage to say Russia interfered in our election and it's intolerable and this shall not happen again. He didn't. He sided with Putin," Brennan said, adding, "We can't give Putin a pass."

Analysis: Critics call the trip a foreign policy disaster. Trump views it as a win.