30.04.2025 19:04 Top stories, breaking news, live reporting, and follow news topics that match your interests09.11.2025 1:01 Churchill must decide whether to negotiate with Hitler or fight for the greater good.10.11.2025 6:17 A global wealth boom is minting more family offices than ever, but along with it a growing fringe of imposters.10.11.2025 17:44 The administration's pardon attorney shared on X a list of more than 70 people, including Donald Trump's former lawyers Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell, and his former chief of staff Mark Meadows, who were granted 'full, complete and unconditional' pardons.10.11.2025 20:55 The BBC's top executive and its head of news both quit on Sunday over accusations of bias and misleading editing of a speech Trump delivered on January 6, 2021, before a crowd of his supporters stormed the Capitol in Washington.10.11.2025 22:03 Switzerland is close to securing a 15% tariff on its exports to the US, in what would be a relief for the country after it was hit with a punishing 39% levy in August, according to people familiar with the matter.10.11.2025 22:40 The global shortage of high explosives like TNT could drive up the cost of cellphones, energy and, home and infrastructure construction.10.11.2025 23:32 Buffett, in a Thanksgiving letter, said he needs to accelerate the disbursement of his Berkshire stock to his three children's foundations.11.11.2025 0:10 Fieler's appointment comes as Waymo looks toward its next phase, which could include seeking additional outside investment.11.11.2025 0:30 Israel took advantage of the fall of the Assad regime to expand the area of southern Syria it has occupied since 1967. With uprootings of olive trees, arbitrary arrests and mobile checkpoints, soldiers have imposed a similar regime to that enforced on the population of the Palestinian territory.11.11.2025 0:44 The highest judicial insititution in the United States declined to hear a case brought by a former Kentucky clerk, leaving intact the 2015 decision that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.11.11.2025 1:07 And how will the U.S. government shutdown end?11.11.2025 1:40 Trump threatens BBC with a $1bn lawsuit over the editing of his speech in a documentary.11.11.2025 2:16 Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa's landmark visit to the Oval Office came just days after Washington removed him from its terrorism list. Sharaa's group, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, was formerly affiliated with Al-Qaeda. He is the first Syrian leader to visit the White House since the Middle East country's independence in 1946.11.11.2025 2:47 About 1.4 million employees missed their first full paychecks on Oct. 24 after receiving only partial pay on Oct. 10.11.11.2025 2:52 Staysha Quentrill is part of a small group trying to revive Appalachias tradition of at-home midwifery in a state where women drive hours for obstetric care.11.11.2025 4:00 Wall Streets wagers that the largest shutdown in US history will soon come to an end drove a rebound in stocks, offsetting a slide in high-flying technology companies led by Nvidia Corp.11.11.2025 4:29 A failed acquisition bid, U.S. pricing deals, and boardroom drama pose challenges for the Danish pharma giant.11.11.2025 5:14 The success of the American animated film 'KPop Demon Hunters' has renewed South Koreans' interest in 'hojakdo,' a traditional genre that depicts tigers and magpies. Exhibitions, cultural events and culinary creations are celebrating the popularity of Derpy the tiger and Suzy the magpie, characters from the film.11.11.2025 5:39 Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump who helped broker the ceasefire, met Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Monday as part of US efforts to stabilize the truce and lay the groundwork for its next phase.11.11.2025 6:29 As the extreme lethality of FPV drones devastates the front lines, shotguns are increasingly being used among Ukrainian troops. Military leadership hopes this will save thousands of soldiers' lives and reduce the risks posed to frontline logistics.11.11.2025 7:24 Previously used routinely, prescription and use of the therapies have plummeted worldwide since a landmark trial in the early 2000s pointed to risks associated with specific hormone replacement therapy formulations.11.11.2025 7:46 The Senate passed legislation to reopen the government and end the record-long shutdown after eight Democrats broke with their party and joined Republicans to break the logjam. The measure now goes to the House, which could vote as early as Wednesday to send the bill to President Trump for his signature.11.11.2025 8:07 Sony Group Corp. raised its profit outlook after reporting stronger-than-expected earnings, buoyed by its entertainment portfolio and resurgent demand for its premium smartphone camera sensors.11.11.2025 8:56 Across the Nordic country, mayors are voicing their opposition to right-wing and far-right efforts to encourage immigrants to leave. This unprecedented movement has caught the government off guard.11.11.2025 9:0111.11.2025 9:06 It's easy to feel gloomy in winter, but here are three ways to help you manage the darker days and even embrace them.11.11.2025 9:17 Lawsuit accuses Army gynecologist of recording patients11.11.2025 9:2211.11.2025 9:47 Experts say patients are being harmed by cancer diagnosis and treatment delays.11.11.2025 9:53 Ghislaine Maxwell plans to seek commutation from Trump11.11.2025 10:00 The founder of the iconic lifestyle brand reveals how a challenging childhood shaped her entrepreneurial spirit, her journey overcoming cancer and anxiety, and why shes still brimming with new business ideas. Страницы: -33-32-31-30-29-28-27-26-25-24-23-22-21-20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-101234567
Top stories, breaking news, live reporting, and follow news topics that match your interests
Churchill must decide whether to negotiate with Hitler or fight for the greater good.
The administration's pardon attorney shared on X a list of more than 70 people, including Donald Trump's former lawyers Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell, and his former chief of staff Mark Meadows, who were granted 'full, complete and unconditional' pardons.
The BBC's top executive and its head of news both quit on Sunday over accusations of bias and misleading editing of a speech Trump delivered on January 6, 2021, before a crowd of his supporters stormed the Capitol in Washington.
Switzerland is close to securing a 15% tariff on its exports to the US, in what would be a relief for the country after it was hit with a punishing 39% levy in August, according to people familiar with the matter.
Israel took advantage of the fall of the Assad regime to expand the area of southern Syria it has occupied since 1967. With uprootings of olive trees, arbitrary arrests and mobile checkpoints, soldiers have imposed a similar regime to that enforced on the population of the Palestinian territory.
The highest judicial insititution in the United States declined to hear a case brought by a former Kentucky clerk, leaving intact the 2015 decision that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.
And how will the U.S. government shutdown end?
Trump threatens BBC with a $1bn lawsuit over the editing of his speech in a documentary.
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa's landmark visit to the Oval Office came just days after Washington removed him from its terrorism list. Sharaa's group, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, was formerly affiliated with Al-Qaeda. He is the first Syrian leader to visit the White House since the Middle East country's independence in 1946.
About 1.4 million employees missed their first full paychecks on Oct. 24 after receiving only partial pay on Oct. 10.
Wall Streets wagers that the largest shutdown in US history will soon come to an end drove a rebound in stocks, offsetting a slide in high-flying technology companies led by Nvidia Corp.
The success of the American animated film 'KPop Demon Hunters' has renewed South Koreans' interest in 'hojakdo,' a traditional genre that depicts tigers and magpies. Exhibitions, cultural events and culinary creations are celebrating the popularity of Derpy the tiger and Suzy the magpie, characters from the film.
Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump who helped broker the ceasefire, met Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Monday as part of US efforts to stabilize the truce and lay the groundwork for its next phase.
As the extreme lethality of FPV drones devastates the front lines, shotguns are increasingly being used among Ukrainian troops. Military leadership hopes this will save thousands of soldiers' lives and reduce the risks posed to frontline logistics.
Previously used routinely, prescription and use of the therapies have plummeted worldwide since a landmark trial in the early 2000s pointed to risks associated with specific hormone replacement therapy formulations.
The Senate passed legislation to reopen the government and end the record-long shutdown after eight Democrats broke with their party and joined Republicans to break the logjam. The measure now goes to the House, which could vote as early as Wednesday to send the bill to President Trump for his signature.
Sony Group Corp. raised its profit outlook after reporting stronger-than-expected earnings, buoyed by its entertainment portfolio and resurgent demand for its premium smartphone camera sensors.
Across the Nordic country, mayors are voicing their opposition to right-wing and far-right efforts to encourage immigrants to leave. This unprecedented movement has caught the government off guard.
It's easy to feel gloomy in winter, but here are three ways to help you manage the darker days and even embrace them.
Lawsuit accuses Army gynecologist of recording patients
Experts say patients are being harmed by cancer diagnosis and treatment delays.
Ghislaine Maxwell plans to seek commutation from Trump