Новости за 09.12.2020

People celebrate Christmas by feasting on everything from goose to whale blubber

Brussels is in no mood to ditch its principles for the prime minister, Jon Stone finds

First Family celebrates Christmas with many trees and a gingerbread house 

First White House Christmas trees were decorated with candles 

Pastor says he believes in masks but does not believe it is his job to police congregants 

Attack will not impact timeline for vaccine review, according to regulators

Cases claim purchases of rivals Instagram and WhatsApp destroyed threats to company

John Hopkins, the founder of the university and hospital that bear his name, owned slaves before the Civil War, school officials have disclosed.

‘The U.K. vaccine underwent rigorous testing. Apparently Gordon Ramsay would try every version and then berate the scientist,’ cracked Jimmy Fallon on ‘The Tonight Show’

The joint U.N.-African Union envoy for Darfur is cautioning that mistrust still runs deep in Sudan's troubled region and urged the transitional government in Khartoum to embark on the “huge task" of gaining the trust of the local people

Democrats are split on whether to grant second waiver in four years for a retired general to become SecDef as civilian control of military is in jeopardy

‘The tidal wave is coming,’ says lawyer Charlie Harak

I moved to the Lone Star State from California for similar reasons, and there are some things I think Musk should know ahead of his relocation

Midtjylland 1-1 Liverpool: The Reds were pegged back by the Danes to round off their group stage

Federal regulators asked Wednesday for Facebook to be ordered to divest its Instagram and WhatsApp messaging services as the U.S. government and 48 states and districts accused the company of abusing its market power in social networking to crush smaller competitors

A school district in Washington state has agreed to a $2 million settlement after a woman sued over sexual abuse by a band teacher three decades ago

The only surviving crew member of a World War II-era bomber that crashed in Connecticut last year, killing seven people, told investigators that “everything was perfect” before takeoff and he doesn’t understand what went wrong

Mayor says health leaders to decide when elected officials will get the shots

Staff are working longer hours and taking fewer sick days since the coronavirus pandemic shifted work from offices to our homes. Bethany Dawson looks at the impact on employees’ mental health

Show will examine usage and origins of various curse words

Former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe has formally announced his candidacy for next year’s gubernatorial contest in a race that will serve as a barometer of voter sentiment during President-elect Joe Biden’s first year in office

'To be totally candid, I had a really rough boss for most of my movie career at Miramax,' the Oscar-winning actress said in a new interview

First White House Christmas trees were decorated with candles 

Businesses say sky-high shipping costs will ultimately be passed on to consumers

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has tested positive for COVID-19 and is isolating at home, but has no symptoms, he announced Wednesday