Новости за 02.04.2024

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration looks to tackle distracted driving through a multimedia campaign.

One former senior U.S. general, who managed Biden's chaotic military pullout from Afghanistan, believes that another ISIS terrorist attack against the United States is now becoming "inevitable."

Oregon Democrat Governor Tina Kotek has signed a bill into law that will once again criminalize the possession of illicit drugs.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has vetoed a proposal banning transgender athletes in high school sports.

Shakira, a Colombian singer and songwriter famous for the 2005 hit song “Hips Don’t Lie,” criticized Director Greta Gerwig’s "Barbie" movie, claiming that her sons "absolutely hated it" and thought it was extremely "emasculating.”

Rajon Rondo officially announced his retirement from the NBA after 16 seasons.

Four graduate students from MIT file federal discrimination charges against the MIT graduate student's union for illegally denying their request for religious exemptions to the forced payment of union dues.

A massive fire at a nightclub in Istanbul, Turkey, has killed at least 29 people, according to multiple reports and local officials.

A federal judge in California on Monday rejected the request from Hunter Biden to dismiss all eight felony tax charges against him.

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The Elon Musk-led company's shares fell 5.3% in early trading and were on track to lose about $30 billion in market value.

The industrial giant's aerospace and energy businesses will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange as separate entities.

In order to pay the judgment in his New York civil fraud lawsuit, former President Donald Trump posted a $175 million bond on Monday. The original bond was set at a whopping $454 million.

The Florida Supreme Court has upheld a 15-week abortion ban.

According to his relatives who spoke with the press, the heroic 102-year-old last remaining survivor of the USS Arizona battleship, which was sunk during the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese, passed away on Monday.

JK Rowling bashes Scotland's new hate speech law, The Florida Supreme Court approves a 6 week abortion ban and Iran’s Embassy in Syria is bombed.

President Biden is set to visit Baltimore nearly two weeks after the deadly bridge collapse.

North Carolina State University has been in the process of investigating claims from a number of current students and past alumni who were exposed to concerning amounts of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), a possible carcinogen, from one of the college's now-closed campus buildings.

Hunter Biden was seen attending the White House’s Easter Egg Roll amid House GOP looking into potential criminal referrals against him.