Новости за 12.06.2021

Top U.S. Army Gen. Mark Milley called China's increased military spending "very serious."

A New Jersey school board has voted to remove holiday names from the district's scholastic calendar to avoid "hurt feelings."

Authorities have released new information on the gunman who killed a grandmother and her 23-month-old grandson inside a Florida Publix.

New reports have said progressive Democrats are looking to put more pressure on moderate Democrats who are bucking the liberal agenda.

The Oregon House of Representatives have voted to expel a member who allegedly let rioters into the State Capitol.

Several fires have burned across the state of Utah, which was spurred on by extremely dry conditions and an early wildfire season. Recent reports detailed at least six wildfires, the largest being the Bear Fire, which is burning around 9,800 acres at only five percent containment.

Republicans in the House have called for an increase in defense spending after seeing Joe Biden's proposed defense budget. During a visit to an Ohio Air Force base on Friday, House minority leader Kevin McCarthy voiced his opposition to the budget, which he says decreases our capabilities.

Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his country's relationship with the U.S. has deteriorated under the Biden administration's leadership. During an interview on Friday, Putin compared Biden to President Trump

By Michel Rose and Elizabeth Piper CARBIS BAY, England (Reuters) -Britain will do "whatever it takes" to protect its territorial integrity in a trade dispute with the European Union, Prime Minister

By Makiko Yamazaki TOKYO (Reuters) -Toshiba Corp directors will hold an emergency meeting on Sunday to discuss reassigning the candidates for three key board committees ahead of a June 25 shareholder

CARBIS BAY, England (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stood firm in his position on post-Brexit trade with Northern Ireland in talks with French, German and European Union leaders on

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's crackdown on cryptocurrencies has spread to the country's southwest with a campaign against misuse of electricity by bitcoin miners in Yunnan province, local media

By Scott Murdoch HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong bankers and lawyers will be able to search the city's companies registry under proposed exemptions to plans to tighten public access to the database,

HONG KONG (Reuters) -Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow was released from prison on Saturday after serving nearly seven months for her role in an unauthorised assembly during anti-government

(Reuters) - Bitcoin dropped 5.71% to $35,210 at 0600 GMT on Saturday, losing $2,131.11 from its previous close.

(Reuters) - France striker Wissam Ben Yedder said the reigning world champions are in the toughest group at the European Championship and that they must make a strong start to their campaign against

(Reuters) - Su Bingtian has confirmed his strong form by clocking 9.98 seconds to win the 100 metres at China's national athletics trials for the Tokyo Olympics in Shaoxing, local media reported.

HONG KONG (Reuters) - The main representative of the Chinese government in Hong Kong said on Saturday people trying to turn the city into a "pawn in geopolitics" were the "real enemies" and Beijing

By Borja Suarez and Emma Pinedo TENERIFE, Spain (Reuters) - Thousands staged angry demonstrations in cities across Spain on Friday as Spanish rescuers searched waters off the coast of Tenerife for a 1

By Steve Holland CARBIS BAY, England (Reuters) - The Group of Seven rich nations will announce on Saturday a new global infrastructure plan as a response to China's belt and road intiative, a senior

Jacob deGrom threw six scoreless one-hit innings, delivered a two-run single and earned the win but departed with right flexor tendinitis Friday night as the host New York Mets edged the San Diego

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - About a quarter of Mexico's 126 million people are estimated to have been infected with the coronavirus, the health ministry said on Friday, far more than the country's

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India on Saturday reported 84,332 new COVID-19 infections over the past 24 hours, the lowest in more than two months, data from the health ministry showed.

We are following breaking news coming from Savannah, Georgia where authorities are investigating a mass shooting where at least one person has been killed and seven others injured, including a two-year-old child.

By Carlos Osorio LONDON, Ontario (Reuters) - Thousands of people marched on Friday in support of a Canadian Muslim family run over and killed by a man driving a pick-up truck last Sunday in an attack