Новости за 01.01.2024

Berlin's New Year's Eve celebrations were more peaceful than last year despite the temporary detention of 390 people and injuries to 54 police officers, authorities say.

A fire at a bar in the southeastern Austrian city of Graz left one person dead and 21 others injured in the early hours of New Year's Day, according to police.

As we enter 2024, Americans should learn from their mistakes, according to famed columnist Cal Thomas, who rang in 2024 with a piece examining the events of 100 years ago.

The "Mayor of Kingstown" star hinted a return to acting a year after his near-fatal accident. He also released a "musical diary" titled "Wait" on New Year's Day.

The Endangered Species Act has designated over 1,700 species in the U.S. as threatened or endangered, but there are discrepancies in the distribution of funds for their recovery.

The two mighty oceans no longer protect America from the world. The U.S. needs to be strong and work with our allies to stand up to rising threats, including China.

Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson has put together a list of 10 apps that will help you make your 2024 New Year’s resolutions a reality.

The U.S. Coast Guard has extinguished a fire involving lithium-ion batteries on the cargo ship Genius Star XI after it burned for several days, officials say.

The band Green Day took a shot at former President Trump with reworked lyrics of their hit song "American Idiot" during a New Year's Eve performance on ABC.

Denver Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon explained the incident that required him to receive 21 stitches on Christmas Day after his dog bit him.

In the U.S., a range of new laws take effect on Jan. 1, impacting various aspects of daily life. In Illinois, drivers can display items like fuzzy dice without being pulled over.

The "Cruel Summer" singer still needs to beat the Fab Four. The Beatles have spent 132 weeks in the No. 1 spot across their 19 albums between 1964 and 2001.

Mexican actress Ana Ofelia Murguía, most famous outside her home country for her central role in the Disney Pixar film "Coco," has passed away at the age of 90.

Israel detailed its K9 operations in Gaza with newly-released footage on Monday, citing two instances where Israeli dogs "neutralized" terrorists.

A group of about 20 Pepperdine University Caruso School of Law students is providing legal assistance to the residents of Maui as they work to rebuild their lives after the wildfires.

Illinois residents are facing 320 new state laws such as a ban on semi-automatic weapons, mandatory paid time off for workers and restrictions on book-banning.

California police arrested a father and his 10-year-old son after the son shot and killed another young boy on Saturday.

Americans revealed what New Year's resolutions they gave up on this year. The goals ranged from going to bed earlier to going to the gym more.

An Oregon weekly newspaper has been forced to lay off its entire staff and cease print operations after discovering that a former employee allegedly embezzled funds.

A suspect was arrested in Arkansas after a police chase following the death of a co-worker in Waterville, Maine on Sunday. Shots were fired during the arrest, police say.

Baltimore police officers shot a man in the leg after he charged at them with a machete-like weapon and another knife on Saturday. The incident occurred during routine patrols.

Heading into the 2024 election, the economic situation looks bleak for Biden. It could well mean the return of, ‘It’s the economy, stupid,’ as voters fixate on their own finances.

A Los Angeles shooting left one person dead and four injured early Monday morning, police say. The incident reportedly took place near a shopping mall.

A series of powerful earthquakes struck Japan on New Year's Day, damaging infrastructure and necessitating evacuations as authorities prepare for high risks of tsunami.

Israel is planning to withdraw a large number of troops from Gaza as the war against Hamas enters a new phase, allowing some reservests to return to work.