Новости за 15.01.2024

The heads of three major U.N. agencies are warning that Gaza urgently needs more aid or its desperate population will suffer widespread famine and disease.

German farmers choked the streets of Berlin with tractors in a protest against diesel cost increases. The farmers say there has been a pattern of tightening rules and restrictions.

Detroit Lions cornerback C.J. Gardner-Johnson came to the defense of teammate Kerby Joseph after the defensive back hit Los Angeles Rams tight end Tyler Higbee low.

The Los Angeles Chargers are reportedly meeting with Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh on Monday to discuss their head coaching vacancy.

Vadzim Khrasko, a political prisoner in Belarus, reportedly died due to pneumonia after authorities neglected to provide him with proper medical care, a group says.

Three people, including the owner of a flight school, a flight instructor and a student pilot, died in a small plane crash in a remote area of Massachusetts on Sunday.

Former President Trump says topping 50% support in the Iowa caucuses "doesn't matter," as he takes aim at high expectations in the GOP's lead off 2024 contest.

The 2024 GOP presidential nominee race has been underway for almost a year. Here's the Republican candidate who has been the most targeted in negative ads.

North Korea successfully launched a solid-fuel missile tipped with a hypersonic weapon, according to state media.

A new poll produced by ABC News found that President Biden's approval rating sits at just 31% – the lowest on record for a U.S. president in the last 15 years.

A hiker in Colorado Springs was rescued from a rocky ledge after becoming stuck in below freezing weather over the weekend, officials said.

Hawaii lawmakers say helping the island of Maui recover from wildfires is at the top of their agenda as they seek to understand how the flames became so destructive.

Nicaragua's government released 19 clergy members who were incarcerated last year under the current regime's escalated crackdown on religious leaders, including Bishop Rolando Álvarez of Matagalpa.

Troconis is charged with conspiracy to commit murder and tampering with evidence for allegedly helping her ex, Fotis Dulos, cover his tracks

A South Carolina man sustained injuries to his leg from coyote bites while saving his dog from the predator during a walk in the woods.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was released from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Monday, on the advice of doctors, the Pentagon said.

Kristin Juszczyk's profile exploded over the weekend as her fashion designs became one of the highlights of the weekend's NFL playoff games.

New York City is set to implement a curfew Tuesday for immigrants staying at four respite centers across the city due to a directive from the mayor's office.

Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has officially launched his general election campaign after the Supreme Court lifted a lifetime ban on politicians with convictions.

A Cambodian court has convicted four land rights activists of plotting to provoke a peasant revolution by teaching farmers about class divisions, officials say.

Former U.S Attorney Michael Moore feels Fulton County, Georgia district attorney Fani Willis should step aside from the case against former President Trump on election interference.

Iceland’s president is declaring that a southwestern area of the country is entering a “daunting period of upheaval" following a second volcanic eruption.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was upset with the team's performance against the Green Bay Packers in the NFC wild-card playoff round Sunday.

Sofia Vergara is sharing what it's been like to go through a high-profile divorce, admitting that her split with Joe Manganiello was something she couldn't "hide" from.

The two U.S. Navy SEALs lost at sea off the coast of Somalia were searching for a Yemen-bound shipment of Iranian weapons to Houthi fighters, a U.S. official confirmed.