Новости за 30.08.2019

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey appears to have been hacked on his own platform as his account posted several offensive tweets -- all of which were deleted within minutes.

A Nebraska woman was arrested and charged with first-degree assault Friday after police say she shot a fleeing shoplifter in the arm earlier this month.

Eight people were charged by a federal grand jury with running two large-scale, illegal TV and movie streaming services, the Department of Justice said this week.

New York Republican Rep. Peter King said on Friday there has not been enough outrage over James Comey’s controversial behavior.

Former Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell apologized Friday for hoping Hurricane Dorian would hit President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, saying she was being sarcastic and should "know better."

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., received another round of Twitter backlash on Friday after debuting a new effort to push her massive environmental proposal known as the "Green New Deal" (GND).

A move Friday by the Democratic National Committee to recommend scrapping plans by some states to allow virtual, telephone-based caucuses in 2020 due to security concerns is facing pushback from some states and at least one presidential campaign.

Thousands of signatures for a petition to stop a law that would let most Oklahomans over the age of 21 get a gun without a permit or training requirements were submitted to the Secretary of State's office on Thursday. But it remains unclear if supporters gathered enough signatures to force a new vote on the law.

Several details from the tragic boat crash involving “Shark Tank” star Kevin O’Leary that left two people dead are still shrouded in mystery.

Thomas Smugala, who worked with Jessi Combs on the upcoming movie "Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot," spoke with Fox News about her shocking death and what it means for the upcoming film.

A fatal shooting at a Texas motel nearly a week ago has led to the arrest of three men on capital murder charges.

A "Harry Potter" star's brother and his pal died while train surfing "extremely drunk" when they hit overhead wires carrying 25,000 volts of electricity in East London.

Wounded veterans who received help and healing wanted to serve again -- and that's how "Team Patriot," a new initiative of Samaritan's Purse, got started.

It’s been a hard couple of weeks, not having my buddy by my side.

As Florida stared down a massive hurricane that could soon engulf the state, a political storm is already brewing over President Trump's response.

One particular Arizona Diamondbacks stat is sticking out — which is ironic because it's about the Diamondbacks' inability to stick out. In fact, the team is historically mediocre.

A young United Kingdom girl isn’t letting her disability stop her from achieving her dreams.

Not everyone is sweet on this Hurricane Dorian cake.

It was a cool Friday afternoon in 1968 and businessman Donald Wetzel needed money to travel before the end of the weekend. The then-40-year-old examined the long line snaking through the bank and out the door, the clock was etching close to 5 o’clock, and his agitation was only growing.

British bombshell Kate Beckinsale took to Instagram this week with a selfie that appears to be from the dressing room for her upcoming film “Jolt.”

Joe Lockhart, the former White House press secretary for President Clinton, argued that President Trump harbors racial bias by allegedly showing greater concern for Florida than Puerto Rico in the face of a massive hurricane.

Brad Pitt says his latest movie, a space drama, deals heavily with the concept of toxic masculinity.

Former CIA officer Bryan Dean Wright said on Friday that former FBI Director James Comey needs to be taken to task for his handling of the President Trump investigation.

Sports Illustrated model Kate Bock is recovering from having her head stapled after a rafting accident in Wyoming.