Новости за 05.01.2024

A Florida venue canceled an event featuring Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to commemorate the deadly Jan. 6 pro-Trump attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Jodie Foster, Jon Batiste and Kevin Costner are among the presenters lined up for Sunday's Golden Globe Awards ceremony in Beverly Hills.

New York's attorney general called for a judge to fine former President Donald Trump $370 million and permanently ban him from doing real estate business in the state.

Nina Dobrev said she always wanted to play an action hero like her CIA agent character in "The Bricklayer," in theaters Friday.

Christian Oliver, whose acting career spanned "Saved by the Bell: The New Class" to "Hunters," died in an airplane crash.

The true colors of Uranus and Neptune are different than what has been commonly portrayed, according to new research from the Royal Astronomical Society.

"Archie" alum Jason Isaacs and "The Family Plan" actress Michelle Monaghan are set to star in "White Lotus" Season 3 on HBO Max.

A huge four-alarm fire Friday engulfed the Elizabeth, N.J., industrial complex that once housed the historic Singer Sewing Machine factory. A city official said it could burn for hours if not days.

Veteran outfielder Michael Brantley, a five-time All-Star who won a World Series with the Houston Astros, will retire from baseball, he announced Friday.

A meat processing company recalled numerous packages of charcuterie meats sold at Sam's Club after they were linked to a salmonella outbreak.

An unusual type of algae is coming close to shore in California, leading to a phenomenon known as bioluminescent -- or glowing -- waves.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a plan to allow Florida to import more affordable prescription drugs from Canada.

Maryland State Parks officials said an unusual piece of driftwood that washed up on a state park beach was identified as a deck timber from a 19th century ship.

A wildlife wrangler in Australia relocated a venomous snake found lurking in an unusual place -- the bowl of a public toilet.

Executives of the National Rifle Association are going on trial in New York, years after state Attorney General Letitia James filed suit accusing them of using the organization's money on luxury items.

The Education Department said on Friday it plans to deny payments of more than $2.1 million to three student loan servicers for failing to send off billing to borrowers in a timely manner.

Teenagers who've packed on extra pounds have a significantly increased risk of developing kidney disease as a young adult, a new study finds.

A petition in Florida has gathered enough signatures to place an amendment legalizing abortion up to 24 weeks on the ballot in November. Next the language of the amendment must pass the state supreme court.

Folks who take Ozempic or Wegovy for diabetes and weight loss need not worry about a higher risk of suicidal thoughts or feelings while on the medications, a new, large review finds.

House oversight committee Chairman James Comer, R-K.Y., Friday said he will proceed with an effort to hold Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress, despite Biden saying that he will comply by testifying in public.

K-pop group Twice shared a clip of "I Got You," the pre-release single from its EP "With You-th."

Heavy rains and subsequent flooding is hampering travel in and out of the southern part of England on Friday. An incoming cold snap is expected to complicate things.

"American Born Chinese," a fantasy action series starring Ke Huy Quan, Daniel Wu and Michelle Yeoh, won't return for Season 2 on Disney+.

SpaceX filed a civil lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Texas on Thursday that challenges the National Labor Relations Board's ability to regulate his company and could threaten the board's overall authority.

An owl that became involved in an altercation with a pickup truck ended up taking a ride in the back of an Oregon recruit deputy's patrol car.