Новости за 10.10.2017

President Trump is embroiled in an increasingly nasty spat with the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, who ought to be a natural ally.

What were they thinking?

The Latest on Catalan authorities' bid for independence (all times local): 10:55 a.m.

Police are guarding public buildings and closing off a park surrounding the regional Catalan parliament in Barcelona where a declaration of independence on Tuesday evening is likely to be met with a harsh response from Spanish central authorities.

D-backs manage just 3 hits, Greinke gives up 2 home runs as Dodgers complete sweep

The U.S. Geological Survey says a magnitude 6.3 earthquake has struck northern Chile.

More than a week after the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history, investigators are still stumped about what led a high-stakes gambler to kill 58 people and wound hundreds of others at a country music concert.

Vice President Mike Pence pledged federal assistance to California on Monday as the state battles deadly wire fires that have already claimed at least 10 lives.

A lawyer says a Filipino doctor is denying that he helped finance disrupted attacks in New York City and will fight extradition to the United States.

A Florida man who faces charges for child abuse claims that bruises on his 3-month-old baby were from “tickling her too hard.”

Philadelphia Eagles defensive back Malcolm Jenkins said Monday he would defy a rule that would prohibit him from demonstrating protesting during the national anthem even if it meant he would not play.

Hundreds of candidates have taken to the streets as the official 12-day campaigning for Japan's Oct. 22 lower house election began, with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling party facing challenges from regrouped opposition forces.

A transgender Maine teen who was crowned homecoming king at his new school says love and tolerance motivated his schoolmates to support him, and he wants to use his time in the spotlight to spread that message.

A government lawyer has told Australia's High Court it could not take a constitutional ban on dual citizens being elected to Parliament literally when deciding the fates of seven lawmakers.

Every day before work, Liliane Souza says, she and three dozen fellow workers at a Brazilian picture-framing factory affiliated with the Word of Faith Fellowship church were obligated to pray.

“Saturday Night Live” – known for its biting satire of President Trump – took on gun control, paid tribute to the victims of the Las Vegas shooting, spoofed OJ Simpson getting out of prison and remembered rocker Tom Petty during Saturday’s night’s show – but not a peep about the sex scandal involving Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein.

The United Nations denounced Colombia's anti-narcotics police on Monday for firing on a humanitarian mission it led to investigate the murder of several coca growers during clashes with security forces.

Justise Winslow's layup with 23.7 seconds left put Miami ahead for good, as the Heat rallied in the final minutes

The Orlando Magic got 24 from D.J. Augustin and 19 from Jonathan Simmons.

A government chemist says the estranged half brother of North Korea's leader had about 1.4 times the lethal dosage of VX nerve agent on his face after he was attacked at a Malaysian airport terminal.

Is Hillary Clinton still “I’m with her?” The left says, Silence is violence.

Texas Tech University officials said a shooter was "at large" late Monday, as they locked down the campus and urged students and staff to "take shelter."

This week marks two significant dates for North Korea – the anniversaries of its first nuclear test and the foundation of the ruling Worker’s Party of Korea.

A small earthquake in Silicon Valley was felt by many thousands of people, but there were no reports of damages or injuries.

A devastating fire coursing through southern California created dramatic views over Disneyland, prompting a flood of pictures on social media.