Новости за 28.01.2018

Detroit Police Officer Glenn Doss Jr. died Sunday from injuries he sustained in a shooting last week.

The second episode of “Scandalous,” Fox News Channel’s new addition to its Sunday night lineup, will debut on Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. ET.

A Washington-based lawyer for an Iranian-American dual national held in Tehran says his 81-year-old client has been granted a brief leave from prison over health concerns.

A woman known as the “serial stowaway” was arrested again on Sunday at Chicago O’Hare International Airport, just three days after she was released from jail after being nabbed for flying ticketless from the Illinois city to London last week.

U2, Beyonce and Stevie Wonder are among the artists who have won the most Grammys.

The ticket mishap cost one woman the last moments with her mother.

A California man accused of killing 19-year-old Blaze Bernstein and burying him in a shallow grave is allegedly a self-proclaimed neo-Nazi with ties to an armed Fascist group, according to a report.

James Corden, who will host the Grammys for the second time on Sunday, had a long career prior to his "The Late Late Show" fame.

White House director of legislative affairs previews President Trump's State of the Union address; House Oversight Committee chair weighs in on 'Fox News Sunday.'

Five people were killed after a shooting at a Pennsylvania car wash early Sunday morning, state police confirmed to Fox News.

President Trump on Sunday responded to Jay-Z’s recent criticism about joblessness for black Americans under Trump, asking that somebody to “please inform” the hip-hop star about the record-low unemployment.

A Texas woman who called 911 saying she was being stalked on Saturday was shot and killed by a San Antonio police during brief struggle in a house’s bedroom, authorities said.

A French mountaineer was rescued off the slopes of Pakistan’s treacherous “Killer Mountain” — but a Polish climber who had been with her did not make it off and was declared deceased, officials disclosed Sunday.

In homes and offices across America, you can’t throw a stone without hitting a Windows PC. You’ll find Microsoft running on monitors in almost every school and library, in businesses big and small, and in living rooms, bedrooms, and dorms from coast to coast.

Roger Federer beat Marin Cilic on Sunday in the Australian Open final to win his 20th Grand Slam singles title.

A report based on conviction data suggests that illegal immigrants in Arizona commit crimes at twice the rate of other residents.

Russia police have raided the Moscow office of opposition leader Alexei Navalny as demonstrations calling for a boycott of Russia's presidential election take place across the country.

American snowboarding phenom Chloe Kim is a self-described "California girl," but that doesn't mean she isn't excited about making her Olympic debut next month in South Korea, where her parents are from.

U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio fired his chief of staff after he received reports of the employee's “improper conduct” with subordinate staffers, he said in statement shortly before midnight Saturday.

Records of a 2010 retaliation lawsuit involving an Illinois Democrat running for governor have resurfaced after he called for passage of the Equal Rights Amendment and touted an 80 percent female staff.

Afghanistan has endured a month of relentless attacks claimed by the Taliban and a rival Islamic State affiliate, capped by Saturday's assault, in which a Taliban suicide bomber driving an ambulance filled with explosives struck in the heart of Kabul, killing 95 people.

It’s true that the Russians are meddling in U.S. politics – they have been since the Cold War.

Opinion poll after opinion poll shows that a Democratic wave is building.

It probably won’t just be hockey and music fans paying attention Sunday when Kid Rock performs at the NHL All-Star Game in Tampa, Fla.

A mother and son in Northern California were busted Friday for allegedly running a prostitution ring.