Hihetetlen: 16 ezer kilométert utazott az írónő, hogy találkozzon könyve szereplőivel

 12:33    40 méter mély kútba zuhant egy kutya - mindenkit meglepett, ami azt követően történt, hogy felszínre hozták

Egyesült Királyság - Kútba esett egy kutya egy családi ház hátsó kertjében, tűzoltók mentették ki.


 12:28    Egyre közeleg: brutális, hurrikán erejű vihar éri el ma Európát - figyelmeztetnek a meteorológusok, óriási pusztításra lehet képes

Elképesztő erősségű vihar ostromolhatja Nagy-Britannia, és Írország partjait,


 12:18    Tragédia - Összeesett és meghalt a szakolcai pályán a tehetséges, 14 éves focista fiú

Döbbenetes tragédia rázta meg csütörtökön a szakolcai futballcsapatot. A szlovákiai MFK Skalica tegnapi mérkőzésén a pályán összeesett és meghalt a csapat tehetséges, 14 éves játékosa.


 12:18    Bajban a Jobbik

Gyüre Csaba jobbikos országgyűlési képviselő néhány nappal ezelőtti sajtótájékoztatóján hangsúlyozta: pártja legalább 50 ezer forintos minimál-nyugdíjat, a férfiaknak negyven ledolgozott év után nyugállományba vonulási lehetőséget, igazságosabb gyógyszerár

 10:52    Dollar dips ahead of U.S. GDP print, shares subdued

The dollar retreated from 23-month highs on Friday ahead of keenly awaited U.S. gross domestic product data for the first quarter, while global shares were on track for a fifth weekly gain in a row despite subdued trade.


 09:03    Asia shares set for weekly loss, dollar perky on GDP hopes

Asian shares were headed for their biggest weekly loss in more than a month on Friday, while the dollar held around two-year highs on speculation that U.S. data later in the day will show its economy is outperforming the rest of the developed world.


 07:14    Admitted Russian agent Butina to be sentenced in U.S., faces deportation

Admitted Russian agent Maria Butina will be sentenced on Friday by a federal judge after pleading guilty in December to conspiring with a Russian official to infiltrate a gun rights group and influence U.S. conservative activists and Republicans.


 06:58    North Korean leader warns of a return to tension, blames U.S. 'bad faith'

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told Russian President Vladimir Putin peace and security on the Korean peninsula depended on the United States, warning that a state of hostility could easily return, North Korean media said on Friday.


 06:51    Sri Lankan police looking for 140 with Islamic State links: president

Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena said on Friday police are looking for 140 people believed to have links with the Islamic State group over the Easter Sunday attacks on churches and hotels that killed at least 253 people.


 06:29    Exports, inventories seen boosting U.S. first-quarter growth

The U.S. economy likely maintained a moderate pace of growth in the first quarter, which could further dispel earlier fears of a recession even though activity was driven by temporary factors.


 06:05    Asia shares doze off, dollar perky on GDP hopes

Asian shares drifted off in sleepy trade on Friday, while the dollar held around two-year highs on speculation that figures later in the day will show the U.S. economy outperforming the rest of the developed world.


 05:33    Sri Lankans urged to avoid mosques, churches amid fears of more attacks

Muslims in Sri Lanka were urged to pray at home on Friday and not attend mosques or churches after the State Intelligence Services warned of possible car bomb attacks, amid fears of retaliatory violence for the Easter Sunday bombings.


 02:45    U.S. measles outbreak triggers quarantine at two Los Angeles universities

A nationwide measles outbreak has led health officials to quarantine dozens of people at two Los Angeles universities, officials said on Thursday.


 02:29    Asia shares subdued, dollar pins hopes on U.S. GDP

Asian shares got off to a subdued start on Friday, while the dollar held near two-year highs against the euro on speculation that data later in the day will show the U.S. economy outperforming the rest of the developed world.


 02:09    U.S. judge blocks new Trump abortion rule for health clinics

A federal judge in Washington state on Thursday blocked a Trump administration rule that would prohibit taxpayer-funded family planning clinics from referring patients to abortion providers, according to the state attorney general.


 01:40    North Korean leader says peace on Korean peninsula depends on U.S. attitude: KCNA

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said during his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin peace and security on the Korean peninsula depend entirely on the future U.S. attitude, North Korean state media KCNA said on Friday.


 00:54    How Trump Lost Half of Washington

The old ambassadors were willing to give him a chance. He destabilized the whole town instead.


 00:53    Europe's Everyday Constitutional Crisis

The only question at issue in the Continent’s election for parliament is whether the EU is legitimate at all.


 00:53    Nuns on the Civil War Battlefield

In a time of anti-Catholicism, they somehow became a unifying force.


 00:52    The Russians and the Dossier

Mueller should have investigated whether Moscow used Steele in its interference.


 00:51    The Business That Dare Not Speak Its Name

The justices discreetly ponder a brand that hints at an obscenity.


 00:50    On the Russian Front in Ukraine

A visit to Mariupol shows why the country elected an outsider comedian—and the hard task he faces.


 00:49    Failed Immigration Policy Sustains a Lawless Cartel Empire

Human traffickers profit off the humanitarian crisis at the border. Congress needs to act now.


 00:48    Buttigieg Battles Mike Pence, or So He Imagines

Mayor Pete picks a fight with a caricature of the vice president that he knows from experience is false.