Новости за 04.10.2017

What may be the world’s narrowest car lane is just two inches across.

A Phoenix-area lawyer said Wednesday he was on the phone with his wife when she was killed during a middle-of-the night encounter with an intruder at the family's get-away and future retirement home in eastern Arizona.

One of the unlikeliest of heroes emerging from the Las Vegas massacre was a rose-colored iPhone, which took a bullet for its owner, according to a report.

A Tennessee sheriff says a man caught carrying numerous weapons including two submachine guns and 900 rounds of ammunition had lost custody of his children and written hostile letters to local judges.

A New Jersey father’s bail has been set at $5 million after police say he abandoned his dying son after a car crash a day before.

The pilot of a small-engine plane was killed when it crashed shortly after taking off from the Flying Cloud Airport in Eden Prairie, Minn.

Just a week ago President Trump released his proposal to reduce tax rates on corporations and individuals, and already the administration and its critics are talking past each other.

A British army sergeant tried to murder his wife by tampering with her parachute and fiddling with a gas valve to their home — so he could be free of her for good and be with his Tinder lover, prosecutors charged.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson declared Wednesday that he never considered abandoning his job as President Donald Trump's top diplomat, disputing what he called "erroneous" reports that he was on the verge of resigning earlier this year.

His apology was not well-received, either.

Victims are reliving a September 2016 bombing in New York City as prosecutors presented evidence on the explosion in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood.

Formula One will return to its original U.S. television partner with a move next season to ESPN.

The trial of a Maine man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend before leading police on the longest manhunt in state history is winding down.

After a brief pause in tropical activity, another system formed Wednesday in the Caribbean and will likely become Tropical Storm Nate, according to the National Hurricane Center.

Austrian police say a 1-year old infant has died after the slipstream caused by a speeding freight train pulled her baby carriage off a rail platform and onto the tracks.

President Vladimir Putin says he will decide later this year whether to run for re-election, a familiar course for the reticent Russian leader who prefers to enter the race at the last moment.

A mother and British cooking show winner admitted Wednesday to having sex with her friend’s teenage son and using Facebook to lure him to her home.

NBC News has no plans to apologize to America, despite President Trump saying the network should “issue an apology” for spreading “fake news.”

Blake Griffin scored 17 points and DeAndre Jordan added 15 points and eight rebounds as the Clippers won easily in Honolulu.

Meghan Markle is an accomplished actress thanks to the hit legal drama “Suits,” but it wasn’t until she started dating Prince Harry that she became one of the most famous women in the world.

Thousands of Russians have flocked to southern Siberia to follow a man who claims to be Jesus Christ reincarnated.

Senate Democrats Wednesday introduced legislation to ban "bump stock" devices, which were used by the Las Vegas shooter to increase the rate of bullets fired on a crowd attending a country music concert.

A video of a man singing Cole Swindell’s “You Should Be Here” a year ago was shared hundreds of times on Wednesday to pay tribute to the country music fan who died in Sunday’s Las Vegas massacre.

Catalonia's leaders say they will move to officially split from Spain on Monday – just a week the Oct. 1 banned referendum that Spanish leaders insist is illegal and invalid.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson blasted an NBC News report detailing his supposed rift with President Trump, affirming his “commitment” to the administration and denying that he ever considered resigning.