Новости за 15.09.2015

The White House is concerned about clashes between Isaeli police and Palestinians at the compound surrounding the Al-Aqsa mosque.

It's no chicken cannon, but MythBuster Adam Savage's new take on the Duck Army could have potential as a weapon -- at least, assuming your enemy has sensitive ears.

Elizabeth Shim
SEOUL, Sept. 15 (UPI) -- South Korea's Supreme Court ruled that a cheating spouse can't file for divorce – especially if it would lead to economic setbacks for families with children.

POOR rating of Bihar on Word Bank’s list of investment-friendly states of India has put CM Nitish Kumar, who is pitching hard to checkmate PM Narendra Modi through claims of development, on the back foot.

A first-year Faculty of Law student of Delhi University has filed a petition before the National Green Tribunal (NGT) against the gross misuse of paper, used to make posters, pamphlets and cards, by candidates contesting students’ union elections.

IPS officer MK Meena, who heads Delhi government's anti-corruption branch, got a reprieve from the Delhi high court on Tuesday.

Patna Police on Tuesday made a station diary entry against Sanjay Dutta, a male teacher of the college’s department of Mass Communication and later lodged an FIR against him.

The federal government has lost its appeal of a lower court ruling that struck down a ban on wearing niqabs at citizenship ceremonies. The ruling comes in time for the woman at the centre of the case to take her oath and vote on Oct. 19.

Tomas Monzon
MECCA, Saudi Arabia, Sept. 15 (UPI) -- The Saudi government on Tuesday barred Saudi Binladin Group from taking on new construction projects after a deadly crane accident at the Grand Mosque in Mecca.

NAIROBI, Kenya - A new report by a Kenyan rights organization accuses the country's security forces of carrying our extra-judicial killings, torture and forced disappearances of suspected extremists.

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton on a new twist in the former Secretary of State's private server scandal. Photo credit: Associated Press.

BJP functionary Shankar Singh (52) and his son Pankaj Singh (24) were shot at in Saguna Mainpura area under Danapur police station on Tuesday.

While the civic staff tried their best to speed up the pothole repair works a day before Ganpati festival begins, the task of attending to 607 potholes was yet to be completed till Tuesday. Rains across the city compounded the problem.

Carson emerging as Trump’s strongest challenger

Will Walker, Christie and Rubio get lost again?

National security, economy could be a focus

During a vehicle-checking drive ahead of the assembly election, a cement trader was detained here on Tuesday with Rs 8.15 lakh cash but was later released.

Scott Walker Campaign Policy Director Andrew Bremberg on the presidential candidate's plan to reform federal labor laws. Photo credit: Associated Press.

The Labour leader and his shadow chancellor have come up with two particularly outlandish proposals - renationalise the UK rail network and nationalise the banks

Europe Editorial Page Editor Joseph Sternberg on increased migrant quotas and border checks as the continent’s refugee crisis deepens. Photo credit: Getty Images.

International Relations and Cooperation Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane arrived in the US on Tuesday‚ where she will be hosted by US Secretary of State John Kerry in Washington for the US-SA Strategic Dialogue.

Best of the Web Columnist James Taranto on the Democratic Presidential candidate’s speech at the Christian college. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Ben Hooper
RENO, Nev., Sept. 15 (UPI) -- Police in Reno, Nev., said they are investigating a rash of vandalism incidents involving watermelons being thrown through car windows.

Steven Gerrard consults with lawyers over allegations of racism from his former Liverpool team-mate El Hadji Diouf

French energy giant defends subsidy deal for nuclear plant, which will be paid more than double the current market price of power

Renowned entrepreneur Lord Karan Bilimoria, also the chancellor of the University of Birmingham, on Tuesday said the Parsis have played a great role in Indian freedom struggle.