Новости за 24.08.2024

WASHINGTON — “Mass deportation now!” is a catchphrase for the Trump presidential campaign, as the Republican nominee proposes a crackdown on immigration that would oust thousands of undocumented people.

Arkansas lawmakers gave final approval Friday to two rules that have generated opposition and litigation: one limiting the use of electronic signatures on voter registration forms and one eliminating the gender-neutral “X” marker on driver’s licenses.

In 2023, 216 people died while homeless in Utah.

Out of 21,816 deaths reported in the state that year, people experiencing homelessness in Utah had 10 times the rate of death compared to the rest of Utah’s population. And, on average, Utah’s homeless died 16 years younger.

Those are some of the top takeaways from a new report released by the Utah Department of Health and Human Services. The homeless mortality report is the first of its kind — after the state, in late 2022... Читать дальше...

WASHINGTON — Texas and 15 states Friday filed a suit in federal court to block the Biden administration’s program that protects long-term undocumented people married to U.S. citizens from deportation and grants them a pathway to citizenship.

The United States along with countries in Europe and Latin America on Friday rejected the certification by Venezuela's Supreme Court of strongman Nicolas Maduro's widely questioned presidential reelection.

A Lenovo computer salesman has found himself in a swirl of trouble, fired from his job after he says a bladder condition forced him to relieve himself in a lobby of his Times Square hotel.

Joining Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump onstage at a campaign rally in Arizona Friday night, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. tried to emphasize what the two share.

Governor Kristi Noem’s administration recently turned down more than $70 million of federal funds from energy efficiency and environmental programs, according to her top budget official.

Former University of Kentucky swimming coach Lars Jorgensen has formally denied allegations of sexual abuse contained in a lawsuit brought by two former UK swimmers and assistant coaches.

The League of United Latin American Citizens plans to request a federal investigation into raids Attorney General Ken Paxton conducted this week as part of what he called an “ongoing election integrity investigation.”

Former president Donald Trump’s first campaign event in Nevada since his Democratic rival Joe Biden dropped out was billed as an event to tout Trump’s “no tax on tips” policy.

Former President Donald Trump may have gotten himself in some hot water Friday afternoon when he played the popular 1997 anthem "My Hero" by the Foo Fighters as he welcomed Robert F. Kennedy to the stage at his Glendale, Arizona, rally.

A former White House press secretary — who made waves at the Democratic National Convention this week over her stinging rebuke of Donald Trump — mocked her former boss on Friday night after he boasted about being up in one poll.

Texas Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton's attempt to shut down an immigrant rights group for political speech was just thrown out by a Texas judge.

A political historian surmised on CNN that former President Donald Trump needs Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp more than Kemp needs Trump, and said that could be why the two buried the hatchet.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s sister laid into former President Donald Trump, calling him a selfish liar, among other insults on Friday night.

Former President Donald Trump is returning to Butler County, Pennsylvania, to hold a rally in the same place he survived an assassination attempt earlier this year — and he's now fundraising off it.

MAGA supporters erupted into cheers on Friday as former President Donald Trump called out longtime Arizona ally and former sheriff Joe Arpaio.

Former President Donald Trump unveiled Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on stage with him at a Turning Point rally in Glendale, Arizona, on Friday hours after Kennedy suspended his own presidential campaign and threw his support behind Trump.

A prominent Republican group is citing one of the most reviled Supreme Court (SCOTUS) decisions in American history to justify its case that Vice President Kamala Harris should be deemed ineligible to run under the U.S. Constitution.

CHICAGO — Despite some protesters’ vows to “make it great like ’68,” history did not repeat itself, and the streets of Chicago did not descend into chaos during this year’s Democratic National Convention.

Former President Donald Trump was to speak Friday afternoon at a Turning Point rally in Glendale, Arizona, a day after he spoke near the U.S.-Mexico border in Cochise County.

Kamala Harris and the Obamas clearly got under Donald Trump's skin at the Democratic National Convention — and Democrats appear to be baiting the MAGA leader, according to New York Times senior political correspondent Maggie Haberman.

Former Republican strategist turned Lincoln Project co-founder Rick Wilson laid out his thoughts on the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on a new podcast — and he had effusive praise for the whole affair, feeling confident that Democrats have at last internalized the messages he and his fellow strategists have repeated for years.

After being highly criticized for his “Black jobs” remark during the June presidential debate, Republican nominee Donald Trump revisited the phrase on Friday, appearing to attempt to clarify his comment.