Новости за 31.03.2018

A Swedish government agency has withdrawn a booklet for immigrants who are married to children after it was blasted by Swedish lawmakers for its allegedly soft approach to child marriage.

Pregnant teens who enter this country illegally and are held in federal custody can't be barred by the U.S. government from obtaining abortions while a lawsuit over access proceeds. U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan ordered that the government be barred from “interfering with or obstructing” pregnant minors' access to abortion counseling or abortions during the course of a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union.

Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt is facing questions about his housing arrangement after he reportedly rented a residence partially owned by the wife of an energy lobbyist.

A fugitive illegal immigrant has been nabbed in Texas after going on the lam 23 years ago to avoid being arrested for impregnating his then 12-year-old daughter.

The Department of Defense (DOD) on Saturday said that Master Sgt. Johnathan J. Dunbar of Austin, Texas, was killed in Syria on Friday.

A 14-year-old girl from Barnwell, South Carolina, who's battling cancer was crowned honorary prom queen on Thursday.

It's no secret that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's royal wedding is going to be a pricey affair, but the highly anticipated royal event is slated to surpass that of Prince William and Kate's 2011 nuptials.

President Trump argued again Saturday that online retailer Amazon’s “scam” shipping deal with the U.S. Postal Service is costing the agency “billions of dollars.”

A group of students at a Central Florida high school walked out of class Friday as part of a protest in support of the Second Amendment.

The British Labour Party, led by far-left leader Jeremy Corbyn, is engulfed in a raging anti-Semitism scandal dominating the headlines in the UK and threatening Corbyn’s hopes of being the country’s next prime minister.

What's going on here, Kim Kardashian?

It's Philadelphia's other bell, the bigger, uncracked twin of the Liberty Bell.

“Roseanne” is back on the air with smashing ratings. “Ready Player One,” is on the big screen. It’s an homage to ‘80s video games. 1980s cinema virtuoso sprinkles the film with Easter eggs from the decade. And the Republican Party is back touting a constitutional balanced budget amendment and a line-item veto for the president of the United States.

Famed British scientist Stephen Hawking was laid to rest Saturday during a private funeral in Cambridge attended by some 500 people.

Anti-immigration sentiment is beginning to target Venezuelans who seek shelter in Latin America, the United States and Spain as their country descends into Dante’s inferno.

Chrissy Teigen is one celebrity who will not be jumping on the "Roseanne" reboot bandwagon.

Israel warned Saturday of a stepped-up response if violent protests in Gaza continued as the head of the United Nations called for an investigation into Friday’s deadly clashes in the volatile border zone.

President Trump on Saturday slammed California Gov. Jerry Brown for pardoned five ex-convicts facing deportation, referring to Brown by his throwback nickname “Moonbeam” and questioning whether Californians “really want” such policies for criminal immigrants.

An Iowa public art museum is hailing the startling discovery of a long-forgotten 16th century painting that may be worth millions.

Former “Clueless” co-star Stacey Dash ended her long-shot congressional bid in Southern California, saying the “bitterness” in politics and the “rigors” of campaigning have be detrimental to her family.

Miley Cyrus is ready for Easter!

Emily Blunt had a blast portraying Mary Poppins, but she does admit the magical nanny is quite odd.

Two Florida teenagers were busted last week after trying to steal a Domino’s pizza delivery car but could not figure out how to drive stick.

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