Новости за 30.12.2015

Insiders reveal the behind-the-scenes secrets about Disney — and they’re fascinating.

BEIRUT - A Lebanese security official says members of a Libyan fact-finding mission who came to Beirut to investigate the case of a detained son of their country's late dictator Moammar Gadhafi have left amid security concerns.

A four-member gang hacked a 27-year-old man to death in full public view at Kappivakkam in Kancheepuram district on Wednesday morning, police said.

The incident took place on a subway train in Brooklyn on Friday.

Are you obsessed with sending emoji icons with every WhatsApp message or Facebook post? Check if sex is on your mind 24/7.

Christmas may be over, but it's not too late to get your hands on this year's hottest Vladimir Putin-themed gifts. The Global Post reports.

"He is part of some players I'll try to attract to Aston Villa for sure," said Garde, manager of the 20th place Premier League side.

Mulayam Singh Yadav on Tuesday said that Priyanka Chopra is a top actor today because of his blessing.

Long a part of daily life for millions, the magnetic-striped ticket is being relegated to museums and private collections.

Even if it doesn’t rain another drop in Missouri, Kathy Wunderlich’s home in West Alton may still get flooded. Recent deluges have engulfed towns, homes, fields and roads in deadly floodwater. Though the storms are gone, the rivers have kept rising from Texas to Illinois. In West Alton, runoff pushed the Mississippi River over the […]

Reality star Rob Kardashian has been off the radar for a while, and now there’s a report that he’s had a health scare. E! News reports that the 28-year-old was diagnosed with diabetes after falling ill over the holiday and being taken to the hospital. Kardashian dropped out of sight more than a year ago […]

U.S. equity markets were set for a lower open on Wednesday as oil once again reversed course to trade solidly in negative territory.

An innovative magnetic smartphone case and armband has been developed by a US company that can spare you the hassles of managing your cell phone during workouts.

Wine tourism to the Russian republic of Crimea presents the highest development potential to cultivate Chinese tourism, Russian-Chinese Committee of Friendship, Peace and Development co-chair Boris Titov said Wednesday.

Thousands of police and U.S. military service officers are expected at the funeral for a U.S. soldier and New York City police officer killed in a suicide attack in Afghanistan.

If you've shopped at a gardening supply store in the last year, and if you happen to live with someone who drinks tea, guess what? Your local sheriff could just send a SWAT team into your house.

On today's BradCast, guest host Nicole Sandler continues her year-end look back at the year almost ended.

Russia faced a number of serious domestic challenges this year

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Authorities say an Ohio man took cellphone video of himself drinking while driving and posted it on Facebook, leading to his arrest hours later.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Authorities say an Ohio man took cellphone video of himself drinking while driving and posted it on Facebook, leading to his arrest hours later. The Franklin County sheriff's office says someone tipped off deputies about the video after it was posted Monday, and the vehicle was stopped that afternoon south of Columbus, in Hamilton Township.

The Adamawa state governor, Jibrilla Bindow has opened up on the alleged financial support he received from former vice-president, Atiku Abubakar during the 2015 governorship elections. Bindow, in a statement issued by his special assistant on press and media affairs, Martins Dickson, on Tuesday, December 29, noted that money was not given to him by Atiku but […]

NEW YORK (AP) — The medical examiner has ruled a homicide the death of a man shot and paralyzed in a nightclub melee 35 years ago. The medical examiner said the cause of death was sepsis with bronchopneumonia — a complication of the shooting.

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 30 (UPI) -- Up to 18 people are dead in Missouri and Illinois from flooding as raging waters threaten to breach more than 12 federal levees along the Mississippi River.