Новости за 27.02.2019

Michael Cohen, President Trump's former attorney, testifies before the House Oversight and Reform Committee on Wednesday.

While the Navy may ultimately engineer a replacement for its 1980s era Trident II D5, the missile is being modernized with improved electronics, firing circuitry and targeting technology to arm the emerging Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines.

Prosecutors are asking a court in Germany to sentence a 57-year-old man to life in prison for allegedly poisoning co-workers' sandwiches over several years.

Tucked away inside Israel’s Beresheet lunar lander – currently on its way to the Moon – is a massive archive documenting humanity’s achievements.

Talk about country living.

To the left, hating Trump is more important than rooting for his success with North Korea.

If you want to know what the left is actually doing, listen to the way they attack other people.

President Trump shook hands with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un in Vietnam's capital on Wednesday to kick off what is to be the two leaders second summit meeting as part of a deal to end North Korea's nuclear ambitions.

A Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate is facing an onslaught of attacks from radical leftist groups who contend his religious beliefs should disqualify him from serving as a judge.

Ivanka Trump said Tuesday that she supports a minimum wage, but doesn’t back handouts for those “unwilling to work.”

A San Francisco man was arrested and charged last week in connection to the alleged torture and murder of a man whose body was found stuffed into a suitcase and tossed into the San Francisco Bay, officials said on Monday.

President Donald Trump attacked Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., on Twitter early Wednesday during his visit to Vietnam, referring to him as “Da Nang Dick”—a nickname mocking the senator’s false claim of having fought in the Vietnam War.

Plus, an update on the Alabama ISIS bride's lawsuit

An Egyptian state TV station says 20 people have been killed and 22 injured when a major fire erupted at the main train station in Cairo.

Vivien Leigh captivated the world with her iconic performance as Scarlett O’Hara in 1939’s “Gone with the Wind,” along with her real-life romance with actor Sir Laurence Olivier. But behind closed doors, the Hollywood star suffered from mental illness and a devastating miscarriage that may have contributed to her breakdown.

This week's Hanoi summit between President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un must yield “specific deliverables” in order to be a success, the Wall Street Journal's Seoul bureau chief, Jonathan Cheng, argued Tuesday.

The head of one of Britain's biggest business organizations says Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to allow lawmakers to delay the country's exit from the European Union provides an "option on sanity."

A helicopter flying in bad weather with six people on board, possibly including Nepal's tourism minister, went missing Wednesday in Nepal's mountainous region, officials said.

Turkish and international human rights organizations have called on Turkey to end what they term an "orchestrated campaign of intimidation and judicial harassment of civil society," after prosecutors moved to indict 16 prominent activists.

Fire officials in California reminded drivers on Tuesday of what could happen if residents are parked front of a fire hydrant during an emergency—with a series of photos showing a car’s shattered windows. The Anaheim Fire & Rescue Department had responded to a residential fire when they found a vehicle parked too close to a hydrant. The department later tweeted photos of a hose running through the smashed-out back passenger windows of the car, which was parked along a curb painted a stark red. Читать дальше...

In what may rank among the most unlikely pairings in music history, Wu-Tang Clan is set to perform June 9 at the famed Ryman Auditorium, aka the “Mother Church of Country Music.”

Kim Jong Un is a dictator shrouded in mystery, but the CIA helps President Trump learn more about Kim and North Korea.

Florida lawmakers next month will discuss a bill aimed at stripping former Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School resource officer Scot Peterson of his retirement benefits following widespread criticism for not entering the school during a mass shooting at the Parkland campus.

A Southern California race track has shut down its main racing area for two days following 19 horse deaths in recent months.