Новости за 13.10.2017

The New York Police Department is asking for help identifying a man who passed himself off as a messenger and stole $58,000 worth of iPhones from an Apple store.

Americans increased their spending at retailers last month by the most in two and a half years, driven by strong auto sales as residents of hurricane-ravaged areas replaced destroyed cars.

New Orleans police say one of their officers was shot and killed early Friday while on patrol.

The first concert in Atlanta’s shiny new $1.5 billion Mercedes-Benz Stadium ended in controversy late Thursday night as some fans took to social media to demand refunds for not being able to hear country music superstar Garth Brooks.

Actress Blake Lively said she had a “terrifying” experience with a make-up artist who sexually harassed her and filmed her while she slept.

Catastrophic wildfires are burning through Northern California while rain led to chaos in Vietnam and South Africa.

A new battle line has formed in the national debate over Civil War flags and symbols.

Where the House Ethics Committee stands on the alleged transgressions of Rep. Chris Collins, R-N.Y., is “pursuant to Committee Rule 7(g).”

Serbia's president is promising to lead the Balkan nation into the European Union and says the fact that Russia is arming the Serbian military doesn't threaten that goal.

The Pakistani Taliban says it has killed a local journalist in the country's volatile northwest.

Where in the world is Jesus Campos?

Country star Jason Aldean brought the party back Thursday in his return to the stage following the deadly mass shooting that broke out while he was performing in Las Vegas, but the fun was tempered by the sting of the tragedy.

Harvey Weinstein's employment contract reportedly said that the movie mogul could treat someone “improperly” as long as he shelled out money for damages.

The home of "Peanuts" creator Charles Schulz burned to the ground in the deadly California wildfires but his widow escaped, her stepson said Thursday.

Eleven Thai elephants, doused in powder to appear an auspicious white, stood at attention and trumpeted grandly at a ceremony Friday in Thailand's ancient royal capital, Ayutthaya, marking one year since King Bhumibol Adulyadej's death.

The fallout from the developing Harvey Weinstein sex scandal took a new turn today, with the filmmakers behind an upcoming Weinstein-produced movie publicly demanding to be released from their contract.

The Iranian parliament speaker says any U.S. move against a nuclear deal with Iran be an insult to the United Nations.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D.) plans to keep more than half of the campaign donations he received from Democratic donor and Hollywood film mogul Harvey Weinstein after it was revealed last week that he had settled sexual harassment claims with at least eight different women.

Some of the most exciting new discoveries in space come from far, far away, thanks to telescopes capable of detecting exoplanets that are so distant we'd likely never be able to actually visit them, but that doesn't mean there isn't still some pretty interesting stuff here in our own Solar System.

The creator of Facebook's Like button creator doesn’t "like" it much anymore.

Pakistani officials say an American woman, her Canadian husband and their children have left Pakistan after being rescued from a Taliban-linked group that held them for five years.

President Trump plans to halt payments to insurers under the Affordable Care Act "immediately," in a major blow to ObamaCare that is likely to draw a legal challenge.

A Russian booster rocket has carried a European environmental satellite into orbit.

European Union leaders are set next week to launch preliminary talks without Britain on the outline of the future EU-UK relationship once Britain leaves the bloc in 2019.

A man charged with burning to death a Mississippi woman told an FBI agent he was miles away buying a debit card when she was set on fire.