Новости за 02.01.2018

A man and woman have been charged with public lewdness after allegedly engaging in a sex act while occupying a booth at a restaurant in North Austin, Texas.

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South Korea has offered to hold high-level talks with rival North Korea next week to discuss cooperation during next month's Winter Olympics and potential improvement in overall ties.

It’s difficult to say what’s colder in New York these days – the winter weather or the frosty feud between the state’s two most prominent Democrat office holders.

California became a "sanctuary state" Monday, as a bill that Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law in October officially took effect.

U.S. Custom and Border officials confirmed that “a temporary outage” occurred at various airports across the country Monday evening but said the system is back online and the failure was not “malicious in nature.”

A New Year’s Eve plane crash in Costa Rica that killed all 12 people on board included a college activist and a young basketball standout, investigators and local media have revealed.

Beating Oklahoma and the newly crowned Heisman Trophy winner, Georgia is going to the national championship game.

A leaked report provided to Fox News shows how Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei met with political leaders and heads of the country's security forces to discuss how to tamp down on the deadly nationwide protests.

More than 300 people in the entertainment business, including Hollywood elites Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston, signed a “letter of solidarity” Monday, launching a coalition working to combat harassment in the workplace "across all industries."

Frigid temperatures did not seem to faze the Coney Island Polar Bear Club, and others, who braved the sub-zero wind chills to sprint into the ocean this New Year’s Day.

A female police officer and her boss were attacked in a suburb of Paris by a group of young people who then posted videos of the attack online, reports said.

A flight managed to take passengers "back in time" to 2017 on Monday.

Police in New York couldn’t help but laugh while they attempted to apprehend an alleged cookie-eating, trespassing squirrel from a woman’s home.

The Trump administration has decided to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to Pakistan as the president accuses the Muslim-majority nation of harboring terrorists and telling “lies” to the United States.

Bernice King, the daughter of Martin Luther King, Jr., criticized Newsweek magazine for sharing a photo on Twitter of her father in his casket.

Potato fans just got a whole new way to enjoy their beloved spud

McKenzie Milton threw two touchdown passes and ran for 116 yards with another touchdown, leading No. 10 Central Florida to a 34-27 Peach Bowl win over No. 7 Auburn on Monday that capped the Knights’ perfect season.

A policeman in Iran was killed when an assailant using a hunting rifle allegedly shot the officer during a demonstration in Najafabad, a city roughly 200 miles south of Tehran.

An older brother of the New Jersey teen who allegedly gunned down his parents and sister on New Year’s Eve penned a touching tribute to his slain family members on social media, urging others “to give the ones you love an extra kiss or I love you.”

President Trump took aim at Pakistan in his first tweet of 2018, accusing them of harboring terrorists while expressing frustration that the United States has “foolishly” sent billions in aid to the country.

The new year could bring a major scare: the expected crash of an 18,740-pound Chinese space station headed toward Planet Earth.

Baltimore has set a new per-capita homicide record as gunmen killed for drugs, cash, payback - or no apparent reason at all.