Новости за 05.01.2022

President Joe Biden, former President Barack Obama and congressional leaders will speak at Harry Reid’s funeral in Las Vegas on Saturday

Daily news outlet attacked outgoing representative for ‘being a leading foot soldier for Trump’

Employees of a Starbucks store in upstate New York who voted to unionize last month have walked off the job

Staff shortages hit hospitals, schools, fire service and transport

The Uncut Gems star is a model, director, and producer

‘While the Court instructed jurors that they were free to discuss their jury service with anyone of their choosing, some of the statements, as related in the media, merit attention by the Court,’ prosecutors say

The upcoming Grammy Awards have been postponed due to what organisers called ‘too many risks’ due to the Omicron variant

In the weeks before the Jan. 6, 2021, certification of President Joe Biden’s victory, a small group of House Democrats huddled to contemplate what they would do if then-Vice President Mike Pence tried to overturn the presidential election

A top Tennessee House Republican lawmaker has apologized for losing his temper and being ejected from watching a high school basketball game after getting into a confrontation with a referee

Mr Garland said the justice department’s investigation into the insurrection will continue ‘as long as it takes’ and ‘follow the facts wherever they lead’

From the LameStream media to MAGAworld, the 45th president is still making desperate bids to stay relevant

Truth about Ted Conrad, aka Thomas Randele, only emerged on his death bed, writes Andrew Buncombe

President will ‘speak to the truth of what happened’ in deadly 2021 insurrection

Federal Reserve policymakers at a meeting last month said the U.S. job market was nearly at levels healthy enough that the central bank's low-interest rate policies were no longer needed

The Swiss army has told its ranks to stop using foreign instant-messaging services like WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram for official communications, opting for a Swiss alternative in part over concerns about legislation in Washington that governs how U.S. authorities can access information held by tech companies

Worker absences surge as estimated 1 million people self-isolate amid rise in Covid case numbers

Actor was told it was unlikely she would have children after undergoing chemotherapy to treat cancer in 2011

Just two weeks before it was to be held in Park City, Utah, the Sundance Film Festival is canceling its in-person festival and reverting to an entirely virtual edition due to the current coronavirus surge

Roughly 700 staffers will be ‘released from employment’, organisation says

The United States and Germany are backing Lithuania in its spat with China, saying the pressure exerted by Beijing against the tiny Baltic nation is unwarranted, Lithuania broke with diplomatic custom last year by letting the Taiwanese office in Vilnius bear the name Taiwan, instead of Chinese Taipei

A new report from the U.S. Census Bureau shows that parents shared more meals and spent more quality time together with their children at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic than they had in previous years

Republicans state lawmakers have filed dozens of bills to assert control over electoral apparatus in wake of Capitol attacks

Glacier the size of the UK contains enough water to raise global sea levels by 65cm

Some areas have reportedly lost 40 per cent of their care home beds

Alice Byrne has been missing since New Year’s Day.