Новости за 05.11.2019

The new statement makes key updates to his earlier testimony from last month

In July 1919 — roughly half a year after the Armistice of Nov. 11, 1918 — travel restrictions were lifted and civilians were permitted to enter the former conflict zones

The transit worker says he was on crowd control when the incident occurred

Other stressful subjects cited include climate change, immigration, national security and health care

Democrats released hundreds of pages of testimony from the two top diplomats

President Trump's son made the comment on Fox News while promoting his new book

Marie Yovanovitch was recalled from her post in May, following Trump's orders

"I never believed the whole 'I’m happy single' spiel"

Cat fight of the century

Kimmel is up to his evil—if hilarious—tricks again.

Both parties see reasons for confidence

Its reputation precedes it

So many feelings

Mississippi's constitution drafters explicitly said this provision was intended to "secure to the State of Mississippi 'white supremacy.'"

When President Trump announced his decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris Agreement in June 2017, the political calculus looked good to the new chief executive. By leaving the landmark climate deal, Trump would fulfill a campaign promise, pleasing some of his supporters in the fossil fuel industry while angering mostly those unlikely to…

Football is full of unexpected action, but perhaps never more so than on Monday night when a black cat with superior athletic skills jumped into the game to offer a little more hustle. If you were looking for an alternate player to step in during the second quarter of the showdown between the Dallas Cowboys…

At least nine members of a Mormon community — six children and three women — were reportedly killed in an attack in northern Mexico early Tuesday

At least nine members of a Mormon community — six children and three women — were reportedly killed in an attack in northern Mexico early Tuesday

Stone's indictment in January was an offshoot of Robert Mueller's investigation

Not everyone is breathing easy

Not everyone is breathing easy

In 2016 the Attorney General of Texas came to my home for dinner. It was an unlikely gathering: I’m the mother of a transgender child and Attorney General Ken Paxton is one of the biggest threats to my child’s future. My son, Max, was in 3rd grade when a reporter asked me how I felt…

2017 ended as a banner year for my family, but things didn’t look great at the start. A death sentence met us in a boxing ring, and we had to school ourselves on fighting to live. I never thought much about the 37 million American adults who suffer from kidney disease until my husband Neil…

Twenty years ago this fall, the Institute of Medicine—an U.S.-based independent, nongovernmental organization widely regarded as an authority at the intersection of medicine and society—released a report titled “To Err Is Human.” It announced that up to 98,000 Americans were dying each year from medical errors. Official and popular reaction was swift. Congress mandated the…

We don’t think of the bento box as an important innovation, but we should. Created sometime in 12th or 13th century Japan, the bento box arguably invented food packaging as we know it today. The secret to the bento box’s success is in its name: bento derives from a Japanese word meaning convenience. The bento’s…