Новости за 17.01.2019

"Daily Show" host Trevor Noah took a moment on Wednesday night to mock Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-NY, for her announcement that she’s running for president in 2020.

He said he just wanted to help the animal.

A third-year veterinary school student in Alabama was arrested Saturday after allegedly promising to care for rescue horses but instead allegedly selling them to slaughterhouses in Mexico.

Eric Hennies has launched a campaign to save a Little Caesars inside a Kmart store that is closing in Spokane, Washington.

In what is the largest pledge in its 44-year history, Microsoft is spending $500 million to address the housing crisis in Seattle that's been exacerbated by the influx of tech-fueled growth.

The model who was recently named “Most Beautiful Face in the World” 2018 participated in the viral 10 Year Challenge showing off the two record-breaking looks of her young life.

Authorities are possibly zeroing in on a Colorado landfill for clues leading to Kelsey Berreth, who is believed to have been murdered by her fiance after she vanished on Thanksgiving Day.

“Robo ‘cleanup’ in aisle three!” Some grocery stores in the U.S. are calling on robots in an attempt to keep their floors clean.

The British Board of Film Classification announced that in new guidelines that films classified for people under the age of 15 will not be allowed to have rape and sexual violence scenes.

Kyrie Irving said he called LeBron James to apologize to him for criticizing his leadership while they were teammates on the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Despite reports insisting duchesses Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton are feuding, one royal expert insisted the two women are still getting to know each other.

A Florida sheriff’s deputy was fired and nine people were released from jail after tests revealed that the substances used in some of his narcotics arrests were not actually drugs.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi renewed her call Thursday to delay the State of the Union address, saying the date is not “sacred” and President Trump should wait to deliver his message to the nation until the partial government shutdown ends.

Federal prosecutors are getting ready to hit Huawei with criminal charges for allegedly stealing trade secrets from American companies, The Wall Street Journal reported today (Jan.

Gladys Knight will sing "The Star-Spangled Banner" at this year's Super Bowl.

ABC News’ “The View” has seen a resurgence in relevancy and popularity during Trump’s presidency, but the outspoken ladies attacked a different politician on Wednesday when New York City mayor Bill de Blasio joined the show.

A South Carolina Waffle House remained open despite a truck crashing into it Thursday morning.

Tennessee authorities are investigating after Sherrilyn Kenyon, a best-selling fantasy author, accused her estranged husband of poisoning her.

He was later arrested.

A car bomb exploded outside a police academy on Bogota, Colombia on Thursday leaving at least eight dead and 10 injured, the city's mayor Enrique Penalosa said.

A group of Amazon shareholders is pushing the tech giant to stop selling its controversial facial recognition technology to U.S. government agencies on the same week that a coalition of 85 human rights, faith, and racial justice groups are demanding Jeff Bezos' company stop selling the surveillance technology.

Jessie James Decker is not being shy about sharing her love life on social media with her many followers. Recently, she posted a passionate kiss between her and Eric Decker after explaining that her husband is not always in the loop when it comes to being featured on her page.

The trial of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has raised allegations of bribes paid to three Mexican presidents.

Freshmen Democrats led by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez attempted to confront Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in-person over government shutdown and hand-deliver a letter urging him to cave and vote to reopen the government without securing the funding to the border wall.

An enormous explosion shocked students and staff at the University of Lyon in southeastern France on Thursday morning, leaving three people injured.