Новости за 13.12.2024

Eight years ago, people on the left vowed to resist. Now they tell themselves stories of the ‘multiverse.’

Two Russian military bases in Syria are crucial for Moscow's presence in the Mediterranean Sea and in Africa. VOA Russian speaks to a range of U.S. experts and officials to see if Russia has any chance of keeping its Syrian bases following the fall of its ally, Bashar al-Assad. Most experts, including Michael Rubin from the American Enterprise Institute, agree that Moscow is likely involved in fierce diplomatic negotiations right now to retain its presence in Syria. Click here for the full story in Russian.

What We’re Tracking WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY has been issued until 9PM tonight for areas along and North of the Nebraska border. Freezing drizzle will leave slick spots on roads and highways. It’s more likely the further north you go, especially around highway 36. Luckily, temperatures will warm up above freezing pretty quickly, so the freezing [...]

The 80-year-old had uploaded child sexual abuse images to a search engine, looking for more.

UK Minister David Lammy promised UNRWA an addition £13 million in funding.

Gerwig and Baumbach denied having an idea for, or being in early talks to make, a sequel to the 2023 blockbuster.

Alberta Sheriffs will soon join Canada Border Services Agency and RCMP in keeping eye on 49th parallel

Lawyers for Donald Trump called prosecutors' suggestion that he be treated like a defendant who's died a "dark dream scenario" and "irresponsible," while again urging a New York judge to make the hush money conviction against their client go away.

UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty eulogized Brian Thompson in an op-ed. Online commenters responded with fierce criticism.

Wayne Robert Lund, 46, of Stillwater, has been indicted for allegedly illegally possessing explosives and ammunition capable of penetrating body armor.

I love The Last of Us and Uncharted, but I would also be content to never see another game in those series again. After all, for nearly 20 years now, Naughty Dog has been exclusively developing games in these same two franchises. Wild to think about, right? The first Uncharted game’s development began in 2005, and…

IT’S 25C, I’m now on to my third glass of wine and a rollerblading waiter whizzes past me.

The non-fiction feature draws on never-before-seen footage the director dug up while making 2022's "Elvis."

Signs that Warner Bros DC Studios is very serious about its standalone Clayface movie even though it doesn’t have a director or star yet: The studio is given the movie written by Mike Flanagan a Sept. 11, 2026 theatrical release. That’s the famed post Labor Day gold mine weekend for Warner Bros with such movies […]

A new Guinness stunt is making boozers boom and it is all to do with splitting the G and if you don't what that means you can read all about the popular trend below

Dick Van Dyke is an iconic actor, and his eight decades in show business have made him a very rich man.

Silicon Valley is unleashing artificial intelligence agents that can surf online stores, swipe digital credit cards and buy goods without a human lifting a finger — forcing eCommerce players to grapple with a future where the shoppers aren’t people. Tech heavyweights and startups are racing to crack the code of automated buying, a development that […]

Indiana Jones is still a professor, not a superhero in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. He can't take much punishment unless you upgrade his HP like this.

Puerto Rico has recovered overseas visitors (excluding those from Canada and Mexico) faster than any U.S. state or territory.

With brains that process information almost like a computer, the sea creatures already use tools and can be social. But they need to make a few changes before they can take over the world.

A proposed hike in the minimum wage for tipped employees would drive many out of their jobs.

AI start-up Perplexity also contributes as Silicon Valley seeks closer ties with incoming US administration

The ABC mainstay shared she recently underwent two surgeries at the same time.

Living on Mars is is 'not as far off as some would believe' according to a science tutor at Manchester Met University who believes humans could find ways to survive the brutal conditions