Новости за 03.06.2019

Bernie Sanders has taken aim at President Trump once again, calling him the “most dangerous” commander-in-chief in modern history.

A serious flaw in older Windows systems now has Microsoft worried it'll only be a matter of time before it's abused to spread a computer worm.

A fan took things too far with Miley Cyrus by groping her and trying to kiss her as she was walking to her car with husband Liam Hemsworth.

Not thrilled with the portrayal of his dad.

Israel's parliament has voted in favor of appointing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's candidate for state comptroller, representing a minor political victory for the embattled leader.

More than a decade after the iconic HBO show ended, Tony Soprano's home in New Jersey is for sale — for a slim $3.4 million.

Three-time Super Bowl champion Rob Gronkowski could probably still catch footballs for a living if he really wanted to, but on Sunday he spiked any chance of him returning to the gridiron.

The new mayor of Baltimore — one of America's most dangerous cities — wants rival factions to put down their guns and put up their dukes.

As part of its latest marketing stunt, IHOP is bending the English language to its will.

Syrian government forces have captured a village deep within the last rebel stronghold in the northwest province of Idlib, after intense clashes with militants.

R.I.P. iTunes.

President Trump is bringing his crack kill team with him for protection as he arrives in the UK today. The elite squad dubbed “Hawkeye” accompany the president wherever he goes and will be on guard during his state visit to Britain.

It seems as though President Trump isn’t happy with his television options in the United Kingdom.

President Trump was today met with an 82-gun salute as he touched down at Buckingham Palace to meet the Queen for his historic state visit. The President was greeted with full pomp and ceremony when his helicopter landed on the lawn this afternoon for the official start of his three-day tour.

President Trump mixed high-level diplomacy with schoolyard taunts as he arrived early Monday morning at Buckingham Palace as part of a packed overseas agenda that includes an audience with Queen Elizabeth II and D-Day commemoration ceremonies.

The leader of France's traditional right-wing party The Republicans has resigned following its trouncing in the European Parliament election last month.

There’s nothing indicating America needs a huge new public housing plan, but that doesn’t seem to matter to Bernie Sanders...

This is why Stan Wawrinka went through two operations on his left knee in the span of a month. Why he dealt with the rigors of rehabilitating that joint.

A Methodist church in Alabama is screening an episode of the PBS children's show "Arthur" that has been shunned by Alabama Public Television for featuring a same-sex wedding.

A 19-year-old Utah driver struck an 11-year-old girl on an electric scooter Friday, overturned the vehicle, then charged her after the crash and said: “we all have to die sometime,” according to a witness cited in court documents.

Dramatic footage released last week shows a Georgia toddler nearly drowning in a pool earlier this month before her 10-year-old jumped into action and saved her life.

A Thai activist opposed to the military's role in politics says he was assaulted by a group of unknown men, in the latest in a series of such attacks.

Sudan protest organizers say the number of people killed in the military's raid of a sit-in protest camp has risen to 9.

Hong Kong's government says it is willing to raise the threshold for extraditing criminal suspects amid concerns over proposed amendments to the territory's extradition law.

Ask a high school student today about D-Day, and at best you’ll probably get a sentence or two related to the war.