Новости за 16.05.2018

Will the raw imagery of Gaza carnage juxtaposed with the imperious celebrations of the callous elite in Jerusalem finally change the way Americans see Israel?

Instead of working toward detente with Russia, the United States appears to be moving full speed ahead toward nuclear winter.

Open primaries, early voting and automatic voter registration are key steps that states can take, according to the progressive think tank co-founded by Jane Sanders, the wife of Sen. Bernie Sanders.

According to an Associated Press analysis, the spending paid for research aligned with his interests, led to friendly media coverage and had a role in writing Tennessee's new education plan.

The bomb targeted an office in a medical building, killing a woman and injuring three other people.

In 1987, countries around the world agreed to phase out chlorofluorocarbons, and emissions fell. But in 2013, a study shows, they began rising again around China, Mongolia and the Koreas.

In 1987, countries around the world agreed to phase out chlorofluorocarbons, and emissions fell. But in 2013, a study shows, they began rising again around China, Mongolia and the Koreas.

Under the agreement, Michigan State University will pay $425 million to current claimants; $75 million will be set aside for any future claims.

In a striking rhetorical assault, EU Council President Donald Tusk underscores the widening gulf in EU-U.S. relations.

Winning support from eight Republicans and two Democrats on the Intelligence Committee, her confirmation vote by the full Senate could take place before the end of the week.

Social media is being scathing about the diction chosen by Western media to speak of the peacefully protesting Palestinians whom Israeli snipers cold-bloodedly shot dead.

Hundreds are arrested in Washington, D.C., as they protest inequality and other pressing issues.

The Poor People's campaign begins as thousands of activists gather in Washington, D.C. and hundreds are arrested as they protest inequality and other pressing issues.

America’s never-ending twenty-first-century conflicts were triggered by a decision made by George W. Bush and his top officials.

Here's a look at the argument over Israel's use of lethal force against Palestinians protesting at the border fence.

If allowed to take effect July 1 as planned, the law would ban most abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected, around the sixth week of pregnancy.

North Korea cancels a high-level meeting with South Korea and threatens to scrap next month's historic summit over military exercises between Seoul and Washington.