Новости за 31.01.2019

A picture of Marlene Downing of Muskegon, Mich., snowblowing her driveway on Tuesday in freezing temperatures went viral.

Laura Orsi is attempting to push school officials to walk back its regulations on inappropriate clothing.

Los Angeles Rams defensive back Nickell Robey-Coleman said Wednesday he has been receiving death threats stemming from the blown pass interference call against the New Orleans Saints nearly two weeks ago.

Artie Lange‘s team tweeted on Wednesday that he’s in a long-term treatment program, but made no mention of the fact that he was actually busted for drugs that day.

Australian singer Kylie Minogue called the police in London after she said she was being harassed by a man, a report said.

A British woman accused of swearing at and slapping an Indonesian immigration official has disappeared from her hotel room hours before she was due in court.

A Pakistani man has been left bedridden after a painful infection has caused his legs to swell up to over 100 pounds.

"Beachin" news.

A man accused of swindling veterans of their retirement and disability benefits for more than 7 years has been ordered to stop engaging in illegal pension poaching and told to pay $1 as part of a settlement.

Facebook is being hit with a growing backlash over the revelation that it paid teenagers in order to monitor their online activity to gain valuable insights into its rivals.

A New Jersey company that issued a voluntary recall in December of infant ibuprofen sold at Walmart, CVS Pharmacy and Family Dollar stores across the nation has expanded the recall to include three additional lots of the product, it announced this week.

An Israeli government minister on Tuesday slammed a new report by Amnesty International, accusing the human-rights group of helping to lead the "anti-Semitic" Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel.

Pierre McGuire came under fire from social media users following his “cringeworthy” interactions with Olympic gold medalist Kendall Coyne Schofield.

Two Florida McDonald’s staffers are winning applause for going above and beyond to temporarily care for two young girls, ages four and eight, after their father was arrested for DUI charges.

Washington Post columnist Marc Thiessen says the ongoing push by Democrats in states across the country to expand abortion rights is making them into the “party of death,” arguing the party is moving outside the mainstream on the issue.

It's big news for families with young children.

Endangered sharks are being sold as food in the U.K, according to experts, even turning up in some fish and chip shops.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson may be a producer and have cameos in "Fighting With My Family," but his real life involves very little of that — and he works and co-parents with his ex-wife.

The New England Patriots are holding their practices at Georgia Tech’s indoor facility ahead of Super Bowl LIII for good reason: to protect against any potential spies.

American politicians like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez increasingly embrace the socialist label – but with a qualifier, calling themselves “democratic socialists.”

Should anyone come into the coffee shops and ask, baristas have been told to “diffuse [sic] the situation” and reiterate that they “respect everyone’s opinion,” per the alleged guidelines.

The carrier's total losses for the episode could amount to over $200,000.

Democratic Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam lit up social media Wednesday after he waded into the fight over a controversial abortion bill that one sponsor said could allow women to terminate a pregnancy up until the moment before birth -- with critics saying Northam indicated a child could be killed after birth.

The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model got candid about her decades-long career.

A South Carolina mother was arrested after police say she recorded herself pouring water on a sleeping 9-month-old baby’s face as retribution for "waking me up" -- and then posted the video to Facebook.