Новости за 19.08.2018

The former CIA director says that while he'll fight on behalf of his onetime colleagues, it's up to Congress to put aside politics and step in.

The position is outlined in a memo released last month in support of the Trump administration's proposal to relax fuel mileage standards. The government released the memo online this month without fanfare.

Organizers in Buenos Aires draw hundreds to a signature drive for Argentines wanting to renounce their affiliation with the Roman Catholic Church in the wake of a Senate vote opposing legalized abortion for the general public.

Just in case you’re paying no attention at all to the news from Afghanistan these days, rest assured that you don’t have to. You already know it.

So far, Congress has blocked two attempts by the administration to eliminate funding for the Chemical Safety Board, despite wide recognition of its expertise.

Its last hope for competing with renewable energy is the creation of small modular reactors, but despite political support, the future looks bleak.

A series of incidents at border crossings highlights a growing gulf between the country’s hard-line government and liberal Jewish Americans.

A series of incidents at Israeli border crossings highlights a growing gulf between the country’s hard-line government and liberal Jewish Americans.

The special counsel's team is exploring whether Elliott Broidy, former vice chair of the Trump Victory Committee, used his administration connections to engage in influence peddling and seek kickbacks from abroad.

The special counsel's team is looking into whether Elliott Broidy, former vice chair of the Trump Victory Committee, has been involved in using his connections in the Trump administration to engage in influence peddling and to seek kickbacks from abroad.

“He had to wait for his [baby] son for so long, and someone just took him away,” Maria del Carmen Venegas says of her husband, Joel Arrona-Lara, who remains in custody. She had to drive herself to give birth.

President Polk, and generations of sympathetic historians, told the American people the conflict was justified. But what if it was just blatant imperialism?

Several civil rights groups argued Secretary Ben Carson and his agency didn't follow the right procedures to suspend the Obama-era rule and are in violation of the Fair Housing Act, but their claims are rejected.