In the United States, about 5000 flights have been canceled since Friday due to the winter weather conditions. American media report that Logan Airport in Boston is the heaviest Sunday...
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A construction worker from Boston won the million jackpot in a British lottery without knowing it at first. The man was encouraged by his nagging family to...
Underworld boss James 'Whitey' Bulger (89) was murdered Tuesday night shortly after he was taken to another prison.
A number of suspects identified by Turkey in the case of the missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi comes from the immediate surroundings of the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The New York Times writes this on the basis of facial recognition, social network profiles, media reports and leaked Saudi government documents.
President Donald Trump has insisted on an 'extensive and rapid' investigation into the accusations against his intended chief judge Brett Kavanaugh. However, he does not want a 'witch hunt' under any circumstances. Trump told White House lawyer Don McGahn to have instructed the FBI's agents to give them a free hand to question any witness who thinks fit.
One of the first computers that Apple has ever made is auctioned. The device still works, says auction house RR Auction, which hopes for an amount of 300,000 dollars, almost 260,000 euros. The buyer receives, among other things, the original motherboard, without modifications, and an authentic manual.
The American cardinal Raymond Burke thinks that abuse by clergy is mainly due to homosexuality.
More than three hundred newspapers in the United States have promised to speak out on Thursday for the freedom of the press. With this they respond to President Donald Trump, who has named several media companies 'enemies of the American people'.
A federal jury in Boston considers an elderly ex-Mafia boss of the Cosa Nostra in New England guilty of the murder of a nightclub owner in 1993. The body was buried in Rhode Island and discovered only two years ago.
The American police made a morbid discovery after a kidnapped woman was accidentally rescued from a car. The authorities discovered three bodies at the home of the motorist in Springfield, Massachusetts, in the past few days, reports US media.
The northeastern American state Vermont is pleased with the approximately 13 million tourists a year who come to enjoy nature, among other things. But the authorities also want to show them this summer that they have to work and that more people are needed.
Hundreds of thousands of young Americans are on the clock in the US to demonstrate against the barely controlled distribution of firearms in the country. The mass protests follow a shooting in a high school in Florida, where 14 February an ex-student with a semi-automatic weapon shot seventeen people.
The Massachusetts authorities are starting an investigation into the use of private information from tens of millions of Facebook users. The Cambridge Analytica data company would have used the data to make profiles of American voters, messages The New York Times and The Observer.
A letter of application that Steve Jobs wrote about three years before he co-founded Apple, has raised over 141,000 euros on an internet auction in the US.
A man dressed as Princess Elsa from the famous Disney movie Frozen has helped the Boston police to defy the snow. A police car got stuck due to the heavy snowfall Wednesday.
Fake news spreads faster and reaches more people on Twitter than messages with factual information. This is the conclusion drawn by researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who examined approximately 126,000 messages that were shared between 2006 and 2017 by some 3 million people.
In the north-east of the United States, about 1.7 million homes and business premises without power are due to a severe storm. Up to now, five people have been killed. In all cases, the victims were struck by a fallen tree or a wind-blown branch.
News sites that embed tweets can thus infringe the copyrights that rest on the images shown. That remarkable statement was made by a federal judge in the American state of New York on Thursday.
The American newspaper Los Angeles Times is owned by billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong. This amounts to half a billion dollars in cash for his new purchase and thus also acquires sister newspaper San Diego Union-Tribune and some smaller titles.
Oil and gas company Shell has applied for a taxi service in London.
A special natural phenomenon in the harsh cold in the United States: the beaches of Lake Michigan are flooded with millions of ice balls. The scene produces beautiful images.
Outside it is freezing, but in the New York subway, the night was left with bare legs. Participants in the No Pants Subway Ride, an annually recurring phenomenon, were not put off by the harsh cold.
Dr. Phil has been under fire since Thursday because he would have helped addicted guests to alcohol and drugs. Now, according to a shocking research report, he concluded deals with clinics: in exchange for taking a treatment program developed by him, he would mention their name in the show. This news also comes out via STAT and The Boston Globe, who did research together on the show.
Cardinal Bernard Law, who had to retire at the end of 2002 as Archbishop of Boston after a major abuse scandal in the Catholic Church, died on Monday at the age of 86.
An American judge sentenced IS sympathizer David Wright of Massachusetts to 28 years in prison for conspiring with Islamic terrorists. The 28-year-old man would have played a role in preparing for an attack on the police in 2015.
An American professor has aroused the anger of many Americans as her research on the song 'Jingle Bells' roams the internet. The song would be the first to be sung by white singers who turned their faces dark.
Journalists and critics boycott Walt Disney films in solidarity with the Los Angeles Times. The LA Times, according to Disney, did not comply with 'basic journalistic values' and therefore the newspaper is now being spelled by the Micky Mouse company.
A half-smoked cigar from former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill has spent more than 10,000 euros on an online auction in the US. The 10 centimeter cigar stump copper was a collector from Palm Beach (Florida).
UPDATE 10.28 PM- US media shared photos showing the hotel room of massacre Stephen Paddock (64). On one of the images the shooter can be seen. He lies on the ground between weapons. On the table it seems like a letter and a pen. Whether Paddock has left a message is not clear.
