Новости за 19.04.2024

A man set himself on fire Friday near where former President Trump is being tried on criminal charges, police said.

A.J. Brown has stated he wants to remain with the Philadelphia Eagles, but the wide receiver cryptically changed his X profile picture to a photo of Tom Brady recently.

Michael Kay was "curious" as to why the Blue Jays looked like a "different team" at home, and fans say he was insinuating the team was cheating.

Three police officers from Northern California have been charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death Mario Gonzalez, who had been pinned face-down on the ground.

"Chrisley Knows Best" stars Todd and Julie Chrisley were not present in Atlanta court for first appeal hearing on bank and tax fraud conviction from 2022.

"The View" co-host Ana Navarro, a friend of Sen. Bob Menendez, suggested the embattled Democrat's wife was the mastermind in his alleged corruption case.

A Dominican soldier identified as Paulino de la Cruz has been arrested under suspicion he raped a 14-year-old Haitian girl while tasked with searching for illegal immigrants.

D.C. police have implemented stings to catch local porch pirates as they steal packages from the front porches of homes in the district.

Edsaul Mendoza, a fired Philadelphia police officer, pleaded guilty to murder Friday in the fatal shooting of a 12-year-old Thomas “T.J." Siderio.

A man identified as 67-year-old Bruce Elder was reported dead Friday after a fire under an Atlantic City, New Jersey, pier near a homeless encampment.

The U.S. is attempting to broker a new agreement with Niger's military junta that would allow it to remain in the West African country.

Tom Selleck opened up about his lack of motivation to use email or text messages in his daily life, admitting he's "never sent" an email.

He Jie was stripped of his first-place medal and prize money after an investigation found that three other runners had purposely slowed down in the final moments of a half marathon in Beijing.

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An appeals court on Thursday unanimously dismissed charges against James Holkeboer, a Michigan elections worker who downloaded a list of voters' names after a 2022 primary election.

A judge has dismissed two felony charges against Waylon Kurts, a Vermont resident accused of plotting a campus shooting at St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota.

Kim Kardashian apparently isn't the only person Taylor Swift may have taken aim at in her new album. Even a member of the Chiefs wasn't spared.

Sen. John Fetterman called on the media to keep a spotlight on Israeli hostages being held in Gaza on Friday, saying he doesn't understand why the issue doesn't receive more coverage.

The City of Staunton Fire and Rescue received an interesting call from a Virginia residence after a Civil War-era projectile was found buried in the home's yard.

Public documents reveal Maggie Goodlander has not voted in New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional District since 2008, despite mulling a bid for the district's open House seat in 2024.

A Republican congressman whose constituents are on the frontline of the ongoing crisis at the southern border is warning about the dangers of a Venezuelan street gang.

Biden administration vows to expand access to abortions while Planned Parenthood report reveals record-high abortions after Roe v. Wade.

A hacker activist group in Belarus has claimed to have infiltrated computers at Grodno Azot, the country's largest fertilizer plant, to pressure the government to free political prisoners.

Military scientists have identified the remains of Army Pfc. Harry Jerele of Berkeley, Illinois, who in 1942 died of pneumonia while held captive at Cabanatuan.

The full jury, including alternate jurors, was selected and sworn in Friday for former President Trump’s criminal trial in New York City, setting the stage for opening arguments to begin next week.