Новости за 14.07.2015

A 16-year-old girl survived a small-plane crash that killed her step-grandparents in the rugged mountains of north-central Washington state and then hiked through thick forest to safety in what a rescuer called a miracle.

Dimitris Bokas keeps meticulous records of the bathroom fixtures he sells from his small shop in the quiet middle-class residential neighborhood of Koukaki near the center of Athens - just in case a tax inspector makes a...

Americans cut back their spending at stores and restaurants last month, a sign that they remain cautious despite robust job growth in the past year.

British police have arrested three men on suspicion of preparing acts of terrorism.

U.S. businesses added to their stockpiles in May, while sales rose for a third straight month.

A new kind of subatomic particle called the pentaquark has been detected for the first time, the European Organization for Nuclear Research said Tuesday.

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras faced open revolt from some of his own ministers as he sought support Tuesday for a bailout deal that, while saving the country from financial collapse, would cause years of more pain for Greeks.

U.S. stocks are off to a sluggish start as investors turn their focus to a weak retail sales and corporate earnings news.

French President Francois Hollande has called on Iran for help in the Syrian conflict during a Bastille Day speech in which he praised a landmark Iranian nuclear agreement.

The North Charleston Police Department has teamed up with a local nonprofit to hand out tickets to kids seen doing the right thing.

A few kids from the Isle of Palms spent a few hours last week at Mother Emanuel Church praying and talking to members of the congregation after delivering nearly $3,000 to the Emanuel 9 families.

China's state media on Tuesday accused more than two dozen human rights lawyers rounded up in recent days of being troublemakers intent on illegal activism, as foreign governments and rights groups expressed growing...

North Charleston is receiving $1.6 million for a demonstration youth jobs project.

Ford's European business is seeing stronger demand for its cars and SUVs as the continent's auto market continues to recover.

Tuesday's nuclear agreement between world powers and Iran culminates more than a decade of diplomatic efforts to ensure that Tehran cannot develop nuclear weapons.

The fight against extremists in northern Mali has shifted from full-on combat to a phase of hide-and-seek with jihadists, who are outnumbered and avoid direct contact with French troops, the forces say.

Investor optimism about Germany decreased by only a little in July, as the crisis in Greece and falling stocks in China had minimal effect.

At least 27 people were killed and dozens injured Tuesday in a stampede during a Hindu religious bathing festival on a river bank in southern India.

The U.K. inflation rate dropped to zero in the year ending in June, offering a boost to consumers at a time of when household wages are growing.

Police in northeastern China said Tuesday that they fatally shot three minority Muslim Uighurs in a confrontation with suspects they described as terrorists who were using knives to resist arrest.

The kind of tunnel that led Mexico's most powerful drug lord to freedom would have been more than a year in planning. The digging would have caused noise. The entrance would have to be in a place beyond the view of...

Nintendo Co. President Satoru Iwata's death from an illness at 55 is being mourned by game fans around the world. They're sharing Iwata Mii avatars, creating pictures with farewell messages on the Nintendo drawing...

South Korean police have detained a university design professor for allegedly forcing a former student to eat human feces and subjecting him to other cruel acts.

Mexico's most notorious drug trafficker began plotting to break out of prison almost immediately after his recapture at a seaside resort in February 2014.

A landmark Iran nuclear agreement was taking shape early Tuesday after clearing final obstacles, and a senior diplomat said it included a compromise between Washington and Tehran that would allow U.N. inspectors to press...