Новости за 09.07.2018

The hidden history of uprisings at a female prison factory in Australia bears similarities to today's current events.

A government attorney says the administration will meet the deadline to free only half of the children under age 5 separated from their families at the border, citing the need for background checks to confirm relationships between adults and children in custody.

Nothing Donald Trump does should distract journalists from staying focused on the plight of families the U.S. has separated for the crime of being poor and nonwhite.

The Trump official leaves behind a legacy of environmental degradation, graft and corruption.

A group of demonstrators serenaded the Senate majority leader with chants of "vote you out" and "abolish ICE."

The news comes after China raised the import tax on cars from the United States to 40 percent in retaliation for higher tariffs on Chinese goods imposed by President Trump.

It took a decade for Brandon Tomas Tomas to establish a life in America that included a wife, a steady job and five American-born children. It took 20 seconds for that life to be taken away.

Newly obtained records reveal details about the research and oversight of a star pediatric psychiatrist whose clinical trial at the University of Illinois at Chicago was shuttered for misconduct.

Prominent University of Illinois at Chicago psychiatrist enrolled her young sons as healthy control subjects in troubled study.

Boris Johnson resigns, adding to divisions over Britain's decision to leave the European Union that threaten to tear apart Prime Minister Theresa May's government.

The CEO of Northrop Grumman told employees he was saddened by a report by ProPublica and Frontline concerning Michael Miselis, an aerospace engineer who took part in violence at a Charlottesville, Va., rally last year.

Following an investigation by Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting, officials in Arizona want to shut down a building used by a government contractor to hold immigrant children.

The need to stop global warming in its tracks has spurred the growth of two smarter renewables that are helping to reshape the electricity industry.

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva began serving a 12-year prison sentence in April after being convicted in a case linked to the country’s massive corruption probe. His lawyers have argued that he should not be jailed until all his appeals are exhausted.

The president of a Brazilian appeals court whose judges issued contradictory rulings on whether the former president should be freed ordered late in the day that he remain jailed.

The opioid epidemic deserves to get headlines, but the U.S. has two other crises that will cost Americans far more in the long run.

When you think of addiction in America today, one thing comes to mind: the opioid epidemic. And it should. The U.S., however, has two other crises that, in the long run, will cost Americans far more.

At least three people have been slain. The American Embassy in Port-au-Prince is warning U.S. citizens to shelter in place.

Tests show that she and her boyfriend were exposed to the same type of substance that almost killed a former Russian spy and his daughter in March.