Новости за 11.07.2015

USC commit Josh Imatorbhebhe started the Opening fast - literally.

Take a little bit of "Dora the Explorer," and maybe a dash of David Lynch, and the resulting mix should be weird, whimsical, mysterious and, in theory, still kid-friendly.

Welcome to your campaign trail guide, a daily tour through the twists and turns of the 2016 presidential campaign. It's Monday, July 13th and here's a look at what we're watching: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will make it official at a rally in the Milkwaukee suburb of Waukesha. Walker will be the...

A federal judge in Arizona has ruled that a Mexican family can sue the Border Patrol over the death of a 16-year-old boy who died in Mexico but was struck by bullets fired from the U.S. side of the border.

The state Senate and California's ethics agency are differing over whether the public should be able to see changes to the Conflict of Interest Code set for employees of the Legislature.

Marine officials banned swimming and surfing in the waters off Huntington Beach on Friday morning after a shark exhibited "aggressive behavior" and bumped a surfer.

The Ducks' bid for forward depth was addressed with the addition of a tough guy Friday when the team signed rugged veteran Brian McGrattan to a one-year contract.

Florida State running back Dalvin Cook was suspended indefinitely by the team Friday after reports that he punched a woman outside a Tallahassee, Fla., bar.

Two weeks of closed banks, frozen lending and severely limited access to their money have provided Greeks a glimpse of the financial chaos ahead if they let their euro-based financial system collapse.

San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi sought Friday to explain his department's actions in the April release from jail of a five-time deportee now charged with murder in the shooting death a 32-year-old woman as she strolled the tourist-friendly Embarcadero with her father.

Rihanna's "Bitch Better Have My Money" is already in the running for song of summer.

Building a new bond fund isn't easy these days, as even Bill Gross is learning at his new post at Janus Capital Group.

During an exuberant ticker-tape parade for the country's World Cup champion women soccer players on Friday, girls in the crowd reveled in the celebration of their powerful, successful idols -- perhaps dreaming of one day riding atop a float along the city's Canyon of Heroes.

Kansas Avenue, also known as Main Street, runs through the heart of tiny Marceline in northern Missouri. But it's also known as Main Street, U.S.A.

Honey-toned. Velvety. A golden sound. These are just some of the terms that generations of music lovers have used to compliment the violin playing of Itzhak Perlman. For nearly five decades, the marquee virtuoso, one of concert music's most charming emissaries, has infused his playing with sweetness...

A TV show named "Gunsmoke" made its debut, and another named "Make Room for Daddy" won two Emmys. Elvis Presley and Pat Boone had young hearts all shook up, and for the first time, they could listen to those crooners and others on a new gadget called a pocket transistor radio. A new car cost $1,900,...

Disneyland's opening day, July 17, 1955, was a nightmare.