Новости за 05.09.2020

Dr. Anthony Fauci warned seven Midwestern states this week to be cautious over the Labor Day Weekend for catching coronavirus.

Two men who are members of a far-right group were arrested on terror charges Thursday.

Biden and Markey both had political careers left for dead before mounting improbable comebacks in 2020.

Democrats targeted the Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. Friday night for a campaign stunt to draw attention to a story from "The Atlantic" that alleged President Trump disparaged fallen American soldiers as "losers" and "suckers."

Japanese residents braced for impact on Saturday as the powerful Super Typhoon Haishen barreled through unusually warm waters towards the Okinawa islands.

An anti-Trump group is calling for nationwide protests on Saturday -- seeking to fuel the left-wing protests that have roiled the country throughout the summer.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told reporters Friday that the American electorate should not worry about whether or not their mail-in votes will be counted in November's 2020 presidential election.

The victim was pulled from a truck by her hair, punched and shoved into oncoming interstate highway traffic.

Deshaun Watson has agreed to a four-year, $160 million contract extension with the Houston Texans.

The use of buses as hotspots help address fears that virtual learning could widen the gap between wealthy and poorer students.

Jacob Blake -- whose shooting during a confrontation with Kenosha, Wisconsin, police, reignited racial justice demonstrations -- pleaded not guilty to previous charges of third-degree sexual assault, criminal trespass, and disorderly conduct.

Caroline Aaron says "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" will go down in history and also talks about her new role in 'Call Waiting.'

A New Jersey boat parade supporting police officers, veterans and President Trump is attempting to break a Guinness world record Saturday.

The Trump administration on Friday announced that it is halting “critical race theory” training in the federal government, with White House officials describing it “anti-American propaganda” and Trump calling it a “sickness.

The congregation of Pennsylvania's Faith United Church of Christ has found a creative way to stay connected to their faith in the midst of a global pandemic.

Life was grand when your new Windows 10 PC was so snappy. There were many new tricks to try and explore.

The master distiller at Woodford Reserve, the official presenting sponsor of the Kentucky Derby, shares a winning recipe.

Chaotic clashes continued in Rochester, N.Y., for a third night Friday in reaction to recently released police body-camera footage of the March arrest of Daniel Prude, a Black man who died of asphyxiation a week later.

Around a dozen Cleveland police officers and their families led a group of hundreds of protesters who rallied in support of the “thin blue line” flag Friday after it was banned by an Ohio school district this week.

America’s most famous horse race is scheduled to be run Saturday, months after the coronavirus forced a postponement from its traditional May date.

The 46-year-old teamed up with author Ibi Zoboi on a young adult novel titled “Punching the Air,” with a theme that hits close to home - being wrongfully sentenced to prison.

The Cleveland Police Department was reeling Friday after the loss of two of their own – one officer shot and killed while on duty and another dead by suicide, according to reports.

A Joe Biden presidency would be "an unmitigated disaster" for the American economy, Forbes magazine editor-in-chief and two-time GOP presidential candidate Steve Forbes told "The Ingraham Angle" Friday.

A Seattle-area man could face 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine after being charged with possession of a high-powered rifle that was removed from a Seattle police vehicle during a May 30 riot, according to a report.