Новости за 02.01.2021

Attorney makes baseless claims against George Soros and Bill Gates

Few Native American tribes have signed up to take part in clinical trials as coronavirus vaccines are developed

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Next week’s special election will decide which party controls US Senate

Brighton 3-3 Wolves: Struggling Seagulls fought back from two goals down at the Amex

Thousands of Israelis are protesting again against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, demanding that the long-serving leader resign over corruption charges against him

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Four Premier League players from Tottenham and West Ham ignored English lockdown regulations by gathering inside a house together over Christmas just after the government had tightened coronavirus restrictions

Vandals lashed out at the U.S. House and Senate speakers over the holiday weekend, blighting their homes with graffiti after Congress failed to approve an increase in the amount of money being sent to individuals to help cope with the coronavirus pandemic

Death toll could stand at more than 456,000 by end of month

‘Where’s my money’ written on Mitch McConnell’s door while pig’s head and trail of red paint left on Nancy Pelosi’s driveway

Editorial: As some fear the prime minister is ‘abandoning science’, the nation needs to be properly informed about our route out of the pandemic 

Congressman accused of encouraging street violence as he tells Newsmax not overturning results will be “the end of republic”

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Ted Cruz will lead 11 GOP senators to demand an ‘emergency audit’ of the election result in Congress on Thursday.

There is a quiet hope that Root reclaims the early abandon and impunity that propelled him into the top echelons of the Test game

In recent months, authorities have ramped up harassment and prosecutions of activists, dissidents and journalists, freezing bank accounts and conducting repeated searches of homes

The British government is facing mounting pressure to keep all schools in England closed for at least two more weeks as a result of surging coronavirus cases

Pontiff recalls his own days playing soccer as a child with a ball made of rags, in interview with Italian press

New research shows the negative effect the ruling of the Bell v Tavistock case has had on hundreds of families and young people suffering from gender dysphoria. The High Court’s decision must be overturned

A military appeals court in Algeria has cleared four well-known people of plotting charges

Georgia’s insurgent Democratic is more than just another thirty-something upstart trying to unseat tarnished incumbent

Crystal Palace 2-0 Sheffield United: Forward’s fabulous strike deepened the Blades’ plight

Helene Thiesen was one of 22 children taken from their families for ‘a better life’ in Denmark, reports Nadine Nielsen in Copenhagen

Kane gave his side the lead from the penalty spot before teeing up his teammate Son