Новости за 29.06.2024

Don Johnson doesn't play around when it comes to criticism against daughter Dakota, even if it comes from A-lister Russell Crowe.

NFL Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith and MLB Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson continue to use their platforms to shine a light on the intersection of sports and racism.

Outside of June, when outlets publish queer content pegged to Pride Month, profiles of thriving LGBTQ people are often less visible than tales of LGBTQ strife.

The Karen Read murder trial is almost over but the jury hasn't reached a guilty verdict. After digging into the evidence and witness statements, I know why.

In a 6-3 ruling in Murthy v. Missouri, the Supreme Court said those accusing the federal government of censoring social media lacked the standing to file suit.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Jan. 6 defendant’s bid to narrow the scope of a charge against him. But its ruling didn't help the former president.

Something is afoot in this tournament, a spectacle that has been explosively enjoyable and peppered with surprises.

The economist was fixated on subconscious knowledge and dreamlike enchantment—even if he denied their part in his relationships.

“This has raised terrible questions about the Biden camp’s credibility on the issue of his age,” Jane Mayer says.

The Hulu series about a Chicago sandwich joint once felt like the best kind of prestige TV—but the new season, like its Michelin-hungry protagonist, has lost sight of what made it great.

After fourteen years of Conservative rule, how will Labour pick up the pieces?

Ten cameras are installed in each of the host stadiums, which UEFA says track 29 different points of the body on every player.

Once you persuade parents and kids to use AI, “There’s nobody else you have to convince.”

During June, Pride Month, we're showcasing LGBTQ+ stories from readers. From a father being thankful a trans child has found a welcoming home in Chicago to coming out later in life after struggles over identify and spirituality, the first-person stories that follow offer views of the breadth and depth of the queer experience.

For the first time in her life, Kylie Lefever feels like she belongs.

She and her drag persona, Kylee Hunter, moved to Chicago in 2022. She'd been living in Florida at the time, and performing had gotten too hard. The vitriol and legislation targeting the state's drag performers and the larger LGBTQ+ community had become too much for her, she said.

So she came here, looking to grow her career and put down roots after living like a nomad for much of her adult life.

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BBMak is setting us free from our misery. The British band—made up of members Mark Barry, Christian Burns and Stephen McNally—rose to fame in the late '90s and early 2000s with the release of...

An asteroid the size of a football stadium will thread the needle between Earth and the moon Saturday morning — the second of two astronomical near misses in three days. Near miss, in this case, is a relative term: Saturday’s asteroid, 2024 MK, will come within 180,000 miles of Earth. On Thursday, meanwhile, asteroid 2011...

Former President Trump is ramping up his efforts in Virginia in a sign that Republicans are viewing the state as winnable in November. While President Biden headed to battleground North Carolina for his post-debate rally, Trump traveled to Chesapeake, Va., to share the stage for the first time with Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R). The governor...

ATLANTA — Never before has a debate transformed a presidential race so utterly. The idea of replacing President Biden as his party’s 2024 nominee has become Topic A in national politics; former President Trump has advanced from a slight to heavy favorite in November’s election; and the collective blood pressure of the Democratic Party has...

The Supreme Court has broadly expanded the power of judges at the expense of federal agencies with a pair of decisions this week, and it could be poised to do so again next week.  Altogether, its actions to transfer authority from agencies to the judiciary could curtail a wide range of financial, environmental, workplace and consumer...

The question on many Democrats’ minds: Now what? Democrats were reeling from the presidential debate where they saw President Biden not only do poorly but bomb what was supposed to be a narrative-defining moment. And with the threat of a second Donald Trump presidency looming, they spent Friday trying to figure out if the current...

Immigration advocates expressed disappointment that former president Donald Trump vilified migrants and repeated immigration lies and misinformation with little to no pushback from President Joe Biden, worrying some over what comes next.

An NBC News tally found that Pride decorations were stolen or vandalized more than four dozen times in large cities and small towns across the country this month.

Reshma Saujani, Moms First CEO, urged candidates to outline their plans to make child care more affordable.