Новости за 12.05.2018

Tomato juice is one of the few drinks proven to actually taste better in-flight.

The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee wrote Friday to the FBI and Department of Justice, pushing the agencies for answers about the interview of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, citing an “apparently contradiction” between what former FBI Director James Comey testified to the committee, and what he has said since.

Because grilling season is nearly here.

The newest family member arrived a day ahead of Kai Trump's eleventh birthday.

Democrats and Republicans have plotted for months -- and years -- to find a winning midterm strategy to control the House. But with the races now in full swing, some upsets, another ex-con candidate and a few low-profile contests have emerged to perhaps decide which party leads the chamber after November.

Farrah Fawcett's son, Redmond O'Neal, has pleaded not guilty to his recent charges following his Tuesday morning arrest in Santa Monica.

A man died after he drove off of a Sacramento, Calif. freeway and hit a utility pole, the state’s highway patrol said.

With North Korea dominating the headlines out of Asia, not enough attention is being paid to major developments dealing with the South China Sea – the major cause of tensions in the larger Indo-Pacific region before North Korea started testing its long-range missiles and nuclear explosives.

21 of the 26 guns confiscated in one day were loaded.

The Renaissance Dental Center in Raleigh, NC, has apologized for a teeth-whitening ad that was called “ignorant and offensive.”

North Korea has scheduled a “ceremony” to dismantle its nuclear site sometime between May 23 and 25 in order to uphold its pledge to discontinue nuclear tests, state media said on Saturday.

Twin 5-month-old infants have died after being left for hours in a hot car in Virginia, according to reports.

I have been consistently critical of the anti-Trump establishment’s obsession with Russia, Stormy Daniels, and all the nonsense that is peddled nonstop to detract from President Trump’s growing tally of substantive achievements at home and abroad.

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Low turnout and voting irregularities marked the initial hours of voting Saturday in Iraq's first elections since the country declared victory over the Islamic State group.

A Florida cop was caught on camera beating up his 14-year-old daughter inside her school’s main office as employees watched on, prosecutors said.

A day after Fox cancelled "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," the praised cop comedy series has been picked up by NBC for a 13-episode sixth season.

More patients with chronic pain are being asked to agree to random urine drug screens, pill counts, and other conditions before they’re prescribed opioids.

I don't want to spend hundreds or a thousand dollars on a phone. Can I get a decent phone for say, $50 to $75 that will text?

Police in Kansas are now prohibited from engaging in consensual sex with people in their custody, after Gov. Jeff Colyer signed a bill into law this week.

A food fight is brewing that could take a big bite out of restaurant waiters, customers and owners.

Myanmar officials say an ethnic rebel group has launched attacks against the country's military in a northern town, leaving at least 15 people dead and 20 injured, including civilians.

U.S. Sen. John McCain is feeling better as he recovers from cancer treatment and surgery in Arizona, according to family members and friends.

A pair of U.S. Air Force stealth fighter jets intercepted two Russian nuclear-capable bombers Friday morning off the coast of Alaska, a spokesman for NORAD (North American Aeorospace Defense Command) told Fox News.

Hawaii County Civil Defense officials on Friday widened the radius of their warnings as volcanic instability on the Big Island roared on.