Новости за 14.03.2024

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg signaled Thursday that he is open to delaying the start of Donald Trump's hush-money trial for up to 30 days.

An Idaho man on a quest to concurrently hold 183 Guinness World Records brought his total to 163 by using a pump-powered rocket to hit a target 37 times in a row.

An Illinois woman scored a $1.4 million lottery jackpot with a ticket she bought using her children's birthday numbers.

Former Trump administration Trade Adviser Peter Navarro must report to prison after a panel of judges rejected his bid to delay his sentence.

Best Buy is recalling almost 190,000 Insignia air fryers over reports the devices had overheated or caused the glass to shatter.

The Department of Veterans Affairs on Thursday announced a plan to provide housing for at least 41,000 veterans who are experiencing homelessness.

President Joe Biden expressed heartbreak over the death of 16-year-old nonbinary student Nex Benedict and said more must be done to end discrimination and the suicide crisis among nonbinary and transgender youth.

Searchlight Pictures announced the release date for "Kinds of Kindness" Thursday. The Yorgos Lanthimos film starring Emma Stone opens June 25 in theaters.

Netflix announced Thursday that Season 7 of "Black Mirror" is coming next year, and includes a sequel to the Season 4 episode "U.S.S. Callister."

The iconic British Airways Concorde aircraft returned to its home in New York City Thursday with a fresh coat of paint.

The U.S. Conference of Bishops and other religious leaders are warning of the potential danger of attacks on houses of worship amid political divisions over wars abroad and social issues at home.

The Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission said Thursday it's looking to whether missing Nashville college student Riley Strain was over-served before disappearing Friday night.

Jennifer Lopez has canceled the last seven stops of her first North American tour in five years.

New Orleans Police Department officials said the rats infesting the department's headquarters are "all high" from eating marijuana stored in the evidence room.

U.S. Central Command and Royal Jordanian Air Force successfully conducted food drops into northern Gaza on Thursday in a continued effort to alleviate starvation in the war-torn area.

The Atlanta Falcons agreed to trade quarterback Desmond Ridder to the Arizona Cardinals in exchange for wide receiver Rondale Moore, a source familiar with the transaction told UPI on Thursday.

The Justice Department and Federal Trade commission weighed in Thursday with the U.S. Copyright Office supporting the rights of consumers and businesses to repair products they own.

The world's southernmost post office is seeking three employees to spend four months sorting mail and counting penguins at Antarctica's "penguin post office."

Former President Donald Trump appeared in a Florida courtroom Thursday as his attorneys argued for the dismissal of criminal charges related to his alleged mishandling of classified documents.

Fans will have to settle for a voucher for future redemption of Jaromir Jagr bobbleheads after 18,000 of the mullet-topped figurines were stolen during shipment in California, the Pittsburgh Penguins said Thursday.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is marking Pi Day with news that it will no longer hold frozen cherry pie to a higher standard than other frozen or fruit pies.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, the highest-ranking U.S. Jewish leader, called for new elections in Israel in a stunning denouncement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Dua Lipa, Coldplay, SZA, Shania Twain, K-pop group Seventeen and other artists will perform at Glastonbury Festival.

Combat veterans who suffered traumatic brain injuries due to explosive blasts may have markers in their spinal fluid similar to those of Alzheimer's disease, new research finds.

"Power Book II: Ghost," a "Power" sequel series starring Michael Rainey Jr., was canceled and will end with Season 4 on Starz.