Новости за 04.05.2024

"Full-blown famine" is present in the northern part of Gaza and is spreading south, Cindy McCain, the executive director of the World Food Programme, said.

As Utah's anti-trans law went into effect this week, its state auditor rolled out an online complaint form to report trans people in bathrooms. It did not go well.

When Robert Mueller was appointed as special counsel in 2017, many saw it as a healthy sign of adherence to the rule of law in this country — a sign that Donald Trump was not above the law.

BF Borgers, an auditing firm that counts Trump Media among its clients, is charged with in "massive fraud," the Securities and Exchange Commission said.

The disturbing imagery emerging from campuses like Columbia, UCLA, University of Texas etc shows police officers and mobs taking down pro-Palestinian students.

A new law in Georgia expands the use of cash bail and attacks charitable bail funds, one of the only lifelines that low-income residents who are arrested have.

Pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses are a far cry from the Vietnam War protests we saw in 1968. There was a draft to protest then.

The House voted Wednesday on a bill to change how antisemitism is investigated in schools that receive federal funding in response to college protests.

Olivia Nuzzi, Kristy Greenberg and Chris Hayes discuss the testimony of longtime Trump aide Hope Hicks. “It was just a mic drop moment, a jaw dropping moment that she had said that. It was incredibly powerful,” says Greenberg.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has said that he will join House Speaker Mike Johnson in inviting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address Congress.

The Louisiana Supreme Court has approved a controversial plan for residents in a Baton Rouge community to create a new city — a whiter, wealthier one.

WATCH: MSNBC Legal Contributor Katie Phang breaks down what happened during Day 11 of former President Donald Trump's hush money trial.

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