Новости за 25.07.2018

Donald Trump agrees to work toward "zero tariffs" and "zero subsidies" on non-automobile goods after meetings with European officials prompted by his trade dispute with the EU.

The president wants the Mueller investigation to be finished before he meets with the Russian leader.

The proposal, which aims to replace a set of Obama-era rules that were never implemented, draws praise from the for-profit college industry but sharp criticism from advocacy groups that represent student borrowers.

State Rep. Jason Spencer succumbs to pressure to step down after exposing himself and yelling racist remarks on provocateur Sacha Baron Cohen's cable TV show.

You cannot comprehend the level of inequality in our current world or even just our nation, but we choose to continue to live like this.

The Bureau of Land Management mistakenly posts online details on about 900 ancient cliff dwellings, spiritual structures, rock art panels and other antiquities in Utah.

Federal officials mistakenly publishes confidential information on locations and descriptions of about 900 ancient cliff dwellings, spiritual structures, rock art panels and other Native American antiquities in Utah.

Money talks, says a study of Washington’s political lobbying and its influence on climate change law. Most of the most vocal money comes from big energy.

Why is the No. 1 outlet of alleged anti-Trump #resistance completely ignoring his most devastating war?

With a damning secret recording of his opponent and a late endorsement from the president, Secretary of State Brian Kemp wins a decisive victory. He will go up against a female African-American Democrat in November.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her comrades are shaking up politics in constructive and promising ways.

The Congressional Progressive Caucus' plan "invests in our neglected infrastructure, ends the systematic inequality in our tax system by making corporations pay their fair share, and stops the rising cost of drugs."

A 2013 Supreme Court decision striking down a section of the Voting Rights Act “has had a profound and negative impact” on access to millions and led to more abuse, researchers say.

Under a new order from the Energy Department, the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board will have to fight for information about and access to nuclear laboratories. In the past, the board has brought serious problems at those labs to light.

Under a new order from the Energy Department, a nuclear safety board will have to fight for information about and access to nuclear laboratories. In the past, the board has brought serious problems at those labs to light.