Новости за 03.10.2018

Decades of segregation and brutal policing have turned the city into one giant powder keg, leading activists to fear for the worst.

Decades of segregation and brutal policing have turned the city into one giant powder keg, leading activists to fear for the worst.

If we taught men better ways of "being a man," we wouldn't have to teach women to cover their drinks.

Understanding our history in this country is important, especially in our present day reality with Trump in the White House.

The members of the Rise Above Movement, a white supremacist organization, each face up to five years in federal prison.

In blaming Democrats for the allegations against him, the Trump appointee has drawn new attention to his work on the Starr report.

Several of the real estate family's schemes and deceptions amount to "outright fraud," according to the New York Times.

While Americans watched Senate hearings over Brett Kavanaugh’s alleged sexual assaults, House Republicans passed an extra $3 trillion tax cut for rich people and corporations.

The president ignites a crowd at a campaign rally in Mississippi by mocking a woman who has claimed she was sexually assaulted by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh decades ago.

Iraq's newly appointed prime minister is not in Iran cat’s paw, but his government will inevitably have warm relations with Iran, and where they can, buck the Trump administration.

Let’s consider the last decades of American war-making in the context of insider attacks.

Greenhouse gas emissions impose a social cost – in ecosystem damage, in climate extremes, in human health and wealth. The U.S. faces big losses.

How far would Jeff Bezos’ $150 billion fortune go if it were used for the common good? Pretty far, as it turns out.

Turns out the Pygmalion myth dies hard, but that even a plot well past its prime can't steal Lady Gaga's shine in Bradley Cooper's remake of "A Star Is Born."

Workers in Michigan fighting for a living wage and the right to strike walked off their jobs Tuesday morning; some were injured.

The president’s stances on many matters are precarious to say the least, but his unorthodox approaches on foreign policy merit attention.