Новости за 28.01.2019

After years of battling the Confederate flag, a South Carolina restaurant owner has surrendered.

Experts in both politics and mental health agree: the Opioid Crisis is not going away anytime soon, and the candidates need to set forth a plan on what exactly they will do differently.

William Barr, President Trump's nominee for attorney general, disclosed on Monday that he has discussed Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe with Vice President Mike Pence, although he insisted he neither provided legal advice to the White House nor received any confidential information from Pence.

Doesn't want to sell, but can't afford to keep them.

Meghan Markle is inspiring Prince Harry to change his lifestyle and put his "party boy" ways permanently behind him.

The U.S. Navy is making an aggressive push toward "offensive" mine warfare designed to attack and destroy enemy ships and submarines with undersea explosives - all while preparing a complex suite of interwoven mine countermeasure technologies.

Thousands of strangers responded to an urgent appeal to attend Monday's funeral for an Air Force veteran from Texas.

Churchgoers in Virginia could soon legally bring their guns alongside their Bible after a bill cleared the state Senate last week and sparked a heated debate about whether packing heat could help save lives or is a slap in the face of God.

A new Canadian study has linked increased screen time with delayed development in children, adding new fuel to the debate over how long is too long for kids to spend in front of their electronic devices

Some WWE fans got an unexpected eyeful during the much-hyped Royal Rumble on Saturday night.

A California nurse is under arrest on charges of illegally selling more than 20,000 prescription opioids through the dark web.

This might not be one for the family scrapbook.

Kate Hudson is clarifying comments she made in a recent interview regarding using a "genderless" approach when it comes to raising her daughter Rani Rose.

Seven friends and relatives of an illegal immigrant accused of killing a California police officer were indicted on federal charges for allegedly helping him attempt to flee to Mexico, federal officials said Friday.

A 33-year-old nurse practitioner in Wisconsin died Friday soon after she was found frozen and bleeding underneath a vehicle in a hospital parking deck, officials said.

Two Idaho sisters described as "super-nice ladies" pitched a murder-for-hire plot to a fuel delivery man -- who they earlier accused of stalking -- and then to an undercover cop -- who they'd just met -- before they were arrested, police said.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg took a not-so-subtle swipe at Howard Schultz after the ex-Starbucks CEO said he's mulling an independent presidential bid, issuing a statement Monday saying there is “no way an independent can win.”

Several decades ago I worked with two of Venezuela’s presidents, helping them understand the aspirations of their people through polls. The country enjoyed universal voting, a free press, and oftentimes a million people would turn out for a political rally.

Jay Leno played a part — albeit small — in the "Mary Poppins" remake.

Churches and other faith organizations provide vital social services to your community members, regardless of their theology.

Seven Navy SEALS -- who have been granted immunity -- and up to 13 additional witnesses are expected to be called to testify against a decorated chief special warfare operator accused of multiple war crimes stemming from a 2017 incident in Iraq, prosecutors said.

Chef Adam Perry Lang was arrested at friend Jimmy Kimmel's rental home this weekend for allegedly making violent threats, but Lang vehemently denies any wrongdoing.

It's not as terrifying as it sounds.

The man leading a private search of the missing plane carrying Argentine soccer player Emiliano Sala said on Monday there was a "very good chance" of finding the aircraft.

About a dozen employees who are undocumented and worked at President Trump’s golf club in Westchester County, N.Y., for years say they were let go on Jan.18 because of their status, according to a report.