Новости за 17.09.2021

Law enforcement agencies may be under-estimating TikTok’s danger because they don’t know how it works, according to a DHS briefing

The criticism by many Fox News personalities of efforts to push COVID vaccines on the public has drawn attention to their company's own stringent rules on the topic — even from President Joe Biden himself

The Belgian sailor represented his country at three Olympic Games and played a huge part in the successful delivery of London 2012

An imminent Universal Credit cut will make the situation worse, StepChange Debt Charity says.

Now that the ex-Fleetwood Mac front man’s long-awaited solo album is finished and audiences are ready to go, Buckingham is eager to get back on the road, writes Lindsay Zoladz

Watchdog calls for ‘radical’ change in the way authorities prevent and respond to crimes including domestic violence and sex abuse

Calls for government to introduce ‘dedicated financial support’ to help renters pay off debts

Some 4.2 million adults aged 18-39 have yet to have a first vaccine dose

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is criticizing some in the judiciary for veering into the role of legislators and politicians

Throughout the pandemic, California businesses and restaurants have defied Covid-19 mitigation measures

Jane Powell, who starred in Hollywood golden age musicals, has died

Men aged 21 and 33 charged over the killing

Moore is famous for appearing on ‘The Real Housewives of Atlanta’

Government to legislate to end compulsory metric measures ‘in due course’

Lee won three Olympic medals in Tokyo

Boasting that government policies can make a difference in improving the economy, President Joe Biden is going too far in taking credit for job growth since taking office

Some of the residents of a long-closed Vermont orphanage want the Catholic Church to pay for therapy as they continue to recover from what they felt was the abuse most of which occurred more than half a century ago

The Foxes had to settle for a 2-2 draw against Napoli.

Comer plays the carer to Stephen Graham’s Alzheimer’s patient in this hard-hitting new drama

The Caldor Fire erupted in mid-August and has burned through 219,267 acres southwest of South Lake Tahoe, a popular tourist resort

‘We are concerned that to protect profits, the industry has reportedly led a coordinated effort to spread disinformation to mislead the public and prevent crucial action to address climate change,’ House Democrats write

Ministers are reportedly opening up dozens of countries and scrapping the amber list

8,300 await processing while thousands more on the way, officials say

The miniature statutes given at the Emmy Awards on Sunday can be an outsized boon to egos, careers and guessing games

The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum has unveiled the hulking desk the president-elect used in 1861 to craft his first inaugural address