Новости за 18.10.2017

President Trump slammed the NFL early Wednesday for its decision to “not force” players to stand for the National Anthem.

Finnish prosecutors have charged three men who planned to travel to Syria to become "foreign fighters with a terrorist group" between 2012 and 2013.

A Florida couple was evacuated from their mobile home after a large sinkhole opened up at an intersection just in front of their house.

Donna Karan is begging for forgiveness for her "stupid" remarks she made last week about the women accusing disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.

A Swiss man is on trial in Frankfurt on espionage charges over allegations he spied on German tax investigators for his homeland.

We might not actually know how many planets are in our Solar System — and no, this isn’t a trick regarding Pluto’s status. For years, scientists have wondered if there might be a larger, planet-sized body lurking in or around the thick layer of debris called the Kuiper Belt, and now NASA is saying the evidence is hard to ignore.

Europe's top court has ruled that setting a blanket minimum height requirement for all police academy recruits could be considered discrimination against women.

NASCAR star Dale Earnhardt Jr. and his wife Amy have announced that they are expecting a baby girl.

Buffalo police have found the body of an officer who went missing during a training dive in the Niagara River.

A notorious jewel thief arrested at a Walmart in Georgia got no jail time during her latest court appearance.

Chinese President Xi Jinping was at the podium giving a three-and-a-half hour speech to outline his grand vision for a "new era" of China.

A gravestone maker in North Carolina has agreed to replace the marker of a 5-year-old boy who died of cancer after it removed the stone in a payment dispute.

The Latest on deadliest attack in Somalia's history (all times local): 1 p.m. Pope Francis has deplored the Somalia bombing that killed more than 300 people and wounded nearly 400 others.

A mother and her five children died early Wednesday morningafter a fire engulfed their home in eastern Texas, local authorities said.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's Cabinet has approved extending Germany's military deployments in Afghanistan, Mali and several other nations — but only for three months as she seeks to form a new government.

Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Somalia's capital in a show of defiance after the country's deadliest attack.

Authorities say a house fire in eastern Texas has killed a woman and five children.

The crucial parts will be held behind closed doors, but journalists, academics and more than a billion Chinese citizens will be closely watching for any public hints signaling change at this week's twice-a-decade congress of China's ruling Communist Party.

Pope Francis has deplored the Somalia bombing that killed more than 300 people.

Qatar's emir has urged neighboring states to lift an "unfair" 4-month-old trade embargo and said he's ready to open talks to end the diplomatic crisis.

U.S. and European drug companies indirectly yet knowingly funding Iran-backed Iraqi militias that carried out attacks against U.S. troops, veterans of the Iraq War alleged in a lawsuit filed Tuesday.

Tom Marino, the congressman tapped by President Trump as his drug czar, withdrew yesterday in the wake of a troubling report by the Washington Post and "60 Minutes."

When Shirley Manson was asked to audition for a rock band named Garbage back in 1994, the fiery haired singer, who left behind her native Scotland for Madison, Wisconsin, was certain she flunked her tryout big-time.

James Marsters is reflecting on his iconic, bleached-blond super villain character Spike 20 years after “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” premiered.

"It's all in the pan-bang," baker-blogger Sarah Kieffer says of her unusual chocolate chip cookies.