Новости за 23.06.2020

Does Jamal Adams know something that New York Jets fans don’t?

Suzanne Somers is ready to show off her moves.

Vice President Mike Pence took a spill while he was climbing the stairs to board Air Force Two on Tuesday morning but appeared to be just fine, recovering and indicating that nothing was wrong.

The coast of southern Mexico was rattled by a powerful earthquake on Tuesday morning that triggered a tsunami alert for Pacfic coastlines along Central America

Nearly 26 percent of parents are hesitant over their child getting a vaccine that medical experts routinely recommend each fall: the flu shot.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced Monday that officials would end the police-free zone known as the "Capitol Hill Organized Protest," or "CHOP," after two recent shootings, one of which was deadly – but CNN and MSNBC didn’t feel it was particularly newsworthy.

What were initially protests against police brutality, the death of George Floyd, and racial inequality have since devolved into violent chaos and have been "hijacked" by anti-American anarchists who aim to erase American history, Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich said Tuesday.

Won't back down.

The nonpartisan commission that holds the quadrennial presidential debates says that the second of the three scheduled showdowns this fall between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden is being moved from Michigan to Florida.

Former White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders criticized John Bolton on Tuesday for his behavior during his tenure as national security adviser slamming him as a man “drunk on power," adding that his memoir "shows at his core who he is."

U.S. brands lead the list.

When examining who is worthy of receiving public honor, we must not focus solely on errors, or else there won’t be any heroes left to celebrate.

James Garner’s daughter Gigi Garner is determined to keep the legacy of “The Rockford Files” star alive -- with the help of his fans.

The coronavirus pandemic has made this the age of the pods.

Starbucks is finally bringing home the non-bacon.

Residents who live near Seattle’s "police-free" zone called CHOP—“Capitol Hill Organized Protest"—expressed relief Monday after Mayor Jenny Durkan announced that city officials are working to end the protest after two recent shootings including one that was deadly.

Cleveland Cavaliers forward Kevin Love has become the spokesperson for mental health awareness.

FiveThirtyEight pollster Nate Silver insisted on Sunday that President Trump can "absolutely win" the 2020 presidential election despite his significant dip in the polls against former Vice President Joe Biden.

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro told "The Story" Monday that President Trump has decided to terminate the China trade deal as intelligence officials grow increasingly confident that the coronavirus pandemic originated in a Wuhan laboratory.

Eli Manning put together a Hall of Fame-worthy career while playing for the New York Giants, but before he turned pro, the two-time Super Bowl champion was a star quarterback at Ole Miss.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are saying thank you to a charity.

Brett Favre on Monday backtracked his remarks equating Colin Kaepernick with Pat Tillman, the former Arizona Cardinals safety who left his career to join the Army after 9/11.

Mississippi State’s Kylin Hill is taking a stand.

Former Chicago Police Commissioner Garry McCarthy told "The Story" Monday that he has heard from police officers who are "devastated" by the current anti-law enforcement climate in several cities across America, which has been accompanied by a surge in violence.

A U.S. solider has been accused of planning an attack on his Army unit by giving classified information- including the location, movements and security of his fellow soldiers - to a neo-Nazi Satantist group based in Europe.