Новости за 14.09.2015

By The Associated Press The latest developments after Egyptian troops mistakenly opened fire on a group of Mexican tourists on a safari in the country's western desert. All times local:

Members from the largest township in Illinois will announce this week its efforts to put Emanuel AME Church and the city of Charleston in the running for the Nobel Peace Prize.

A Ukrainian firm and its CEO are paying $30 million to settle U.S. regulators' charges they were part of an international web of hackers and traders that made $100 million by getting advance peeks at sensitive...

No checks, please. Starting next year, your check won't be any good at the IRS - if you're making a tax payment of $100 million or more.

In ramping up its military involvement in Syria's civil war, Russia appears to be betting that the West, horrified by the Islamic State group's spread and an escalating migrants crisis, may be willing to quietly...

Corneliu Vadim Tudor, a nationalist politician and court poet to late Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, who attracted audiences by saying what mainstream politicians didn't dare, has died. He was 65.

Two years after New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie privatized much of the state's lottery operations, a big payoff remains out of sight.

He was known as the "Lord of Algeria" and was the longest serving intelligence chief in the world - a J Edgar Hoover-like figure who dominated Algerian politics and had files on everyone.

The U.S. Forest Service has temporarily closed a northern Idaho hiking trail over concerns about aggressive mountain goats after one animal bit a hiker and others reportedly tried to head-butt or charge visitors.

Police say vandals have been lobbing watermelons at cars in a Reno, Nevada, neighborhood.

Burkina Faso's national reconciliation commission on Monday called for the dismantling of an elite military unit accused of killing demonstrators during last year's uprising that toppled the president of nearly...

South Carolina's ports generate about $53 billion annually for the state's economy and about 23,000 jobs in the Charleston area according to a new report.

The talent management company WME/IMG says it has acquired The Miss Universe Organization from Donald Trump.

Berkeley County Sheriff Duane Lewis is scheduled to swear in Lieutenant Will Rogers at Monday night's county council meeting.

Hungarian authorities took measures to staunch the flow of migrants at the border with Serbia, near Roszke, Monday, speeding up construction of a 4-meter (13-feet) high fence and reinforcing border patrols in advance of...

Two car bombings, half an hour apart, killed 26 people on Monday in a predominantly Kurdish city in northeastern Syria, the country's state-owned media and activists reported, in an attack swiftly claimed by the...

New York financial regulators have reached agreements with Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse and Bank of New York Mellon that require them to retain electronic records with a new cloud-based communications...

After a 16-year wait for studies and funding, workers aboard a 220-foot barge off the Georgia coast have begun deepening the channel used by cargo ships to reach the busy Port of Savannah.

A Kentucky state trooper was killed in a shooting during a chase, and officers shot and killed the suspect when he refused to drop his weapon after an hours-long manhunt, police said Monday.

The U.S. stock market drifted lower Monday ahead of a much-anticipated Federal Reserve meeting later this week. More signs of slowing economic growth in China weighed on prices for copper and other commodities, driving...

As Congress was debating the merits of the Iran nuclear deal last week, the U.S. political world was whipping itself into a frenzy. Not so much the rest of the world - it was busy restoring relations with Tehran, selling...

Reaching across partisan lines, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said Monday the "massive injustice" of income and wealth inequality should unite people throughout the political spectrum in an unlikely...

By The Associated Press Google has hired auto industry veteran and former Hyundai U.S. CEO John Krafcik to run its self-driving car program.

A key suspect in last month's bombing at a Bangkok shrine that killed 20 people has fled to Turkey, Thai police said Monday, in another indication that the attack could be the work of members of China's ethnic...

Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will try to fill Donald Trump's shoes on "The Celebrity Apprentice."