Новости за 08.06.2018

A Pennsylvania judge heard uncontested evidence that ICE agents violated constitutional rights during an arrest last year, but that wasn’t enough to stop deportation proceedings.

The ruling does not mean the atrocities committed by his forces in Central African Republic did not take place, but that former Vice President Jean-Pierre Bemba cannot be held criminally responsible for them.

The ruling does not mean the atrocities committed by his forces in Central African Republic did not take place, but that Jean-Pierre Bemba cannot be held criminally responsible for them.

Fraud in immigration law is an old problem. Christopher Bailey’s case illustrates one giant challenge: The scammed don’t know where to report it.

CNN calls the death a suicide. The 61-year-old author of "Kitchen Confidential" and other books was in France working on his TV series, "Parts Unknown."

House Democrats formally request a Justice Department investigation into Environmental Protection Agency head Scott Pruitt on the grounds that he sought to leverage his position for personal gain.

Israeli troops fired live rounds and tear gas as thousands of Palestinians protested near the Gaza border fence on Friday.

Justice Department officials say they want the public to better understand how they interpret a law meant to allow Americans to know when foreign entities are trying to influence public opinion or policymakers.

In a related action, the Justice Department seizes the phone records and emails of a New York Times journalist allegedly connected to the case.

Prominent members of the industry and the Sex Workers Outreach Project denounce the Trump lawyer's statement that Daniels cannot be believed because she is a porn actress.

The adult film industry says the former NYC mayor's comments demean women in general and were aimed solely at discrediting Daniels because of how she makes a living.

The president dangles visions of normalized relations with the U.S., economic investment and more before North Korea, saying, "It's about willingness to get things done."

The president dangles visions of normalized relations with the U.S., economic investment and more before North Korea, saying, "It's about willingness to get things done."

They credit the president for the good economy—but prefer Democratic candidates in the midterms.

It is unclear if the offer is a potential breakthrough in the GOP's long-running schism over immigration or would devolve into another failed bid to bridge that gap.

The Pentagon asks Congress to approve money for a new super-max prison unit—with the understanding that prisoners will grow old in custody—some perhaps still without being convicted of a crime.