Новости за 21.09.2015

Five of the 14 Republican presidential candidates will be in the Lowcountry this week.

Clemson kicker Ammon Lakip has been reinstated by the coaches after serving a three-game suspension for an offseason drug arrest, but will not get back his starting job.

Greeks have elected Alexis Tsipras prime minister for the second time this year but with a strikingly different mandate: Instead of the vehemently anti-austerity platform he espoused in January, he has now agreed to...

Israel says it will reinstate a rule banning Muslim men under age 40 from a mosque at Jerusalem's most sensitive holy site as a measure to ensure calm during an upcoming Jewish holiday.

An Islamic extremist suicide bomber detonated an explosives-laden vehicle at the gate of the Somalia's presidential palace in the capital on Monday, killing at least four people, a police official said.

Average retail gasoline prices in South Carolina fell 3.8 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $1.89 per gallon on Sunday. This compares with the national average that has fallen 3.7 cents per gallon in the last week to $2.29 per gallon.

Pakistan's highest court on Monday refused to halt the execution of the country's first known paraplegic death-row convict, a decision handed down one day before he's scheduled to be hanged at a high-security...

An attorney has been appointed to represent the friend of a white man charged with shooting nine black churchgoers to death.

Every year, local chefs are partnered with a teenager taking part in Louie's Kids to dish it out in the fight against childhood obesity.

The Hungarian government posted ads in Lebanese and Jordanian papers on Monday, warning migrants not to enter Hungary illegally, saying it is a crime punishable by imprisonment.

A Danish man appeared in a South African court on Monday for storing 21 pieces of female genitalia in plastic bags in his freezer.

Soft-spoken and handcuffed, a 21-year-old landscaper insists that he is not responsible for a string of Phoenix freeway shootings and that his gun has been sitting in a pawn shop for months.

The mother of a young girl dubbed Baby Doe and identified almost three months after her remains washed up inside a trash bag on a Boston Harbor beach was ordered held on $1 million cash bond Monday, and the mother's...

A quarter of undergraduate women surveyed at more than two dozen universities say they experienced unwanted sexual contact sometime during college, according to a report released Monday.

HBO was on fire at the Emmys with a record 14 wins Sunday night, and the network's stars appropriately celebrated at a flame-filled after-party following the ceremony.

Crews made gains overnight on one of the worst wildfires in California history, mopping up hot spots and strengthening control lines after it and two other blazes in the northern part of the state have combined to kill...

The latest developments in the sentencing of a former peanut company executive convicted in a deadly salmonella outbreak from 2008 and 2009.

German prosecutors say they've charged a 91-year-old woman with 260,000 counts of accessory to murder on allegations she was a member of the Nazi SS who served in the Auschwitz death camp complex.

The two American hostages, freed after months of being held hostage in Yemen's raging civil war, took their first steps to freedom down a staircase pushed against a gleaming Oman royal air force jet.

The chlorine was expired. The protective gear was missing. And the red tape was so thick that responders fighting last year's Ebola outbreak in West Africa had trouble getting approval for boots and buckets.

A Russian radio engineer who once worked for military intelligence was sentenced to 14 years in prison on Monday for seeking work with a Swedish company.

The pastor and members of the congregation that wrestled a gun away from a man police say opened fired in an Alabama church are being praised as heroes.

Can mass killings be predicted and prevented?

Seattle teachers have approved a labor contract between the union and its school district, officially ending a weeklong strike that had delayed the start of school for 53,000 students.

House Speaker John Boehner has been trying for 20 years to get a pope to come talk to Congress. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi says it's "thrilling beyond words."