Новости за 15.10.2015

The latest on the fatal beating of a 19-year-old inside a church (all times local):

The overnight sit-in at Baltimore City Hall by young, mainly black, activists exposed the deep divide between the government in this troubled city and a population that has been feeling increasingly marginalized and under...

There will be no benefit increase next year for millions of Social Security recipients, disabled veterans and federal retirees, the government said Thursday.

Although Lamar Odom's marriage to Khloe Kardashian introduced him to untold millions of fans who don't know a power forward from a paparazzo, reality television notoriety was only a small part of a life largely...

The Treasury Department on Thursday told Congress that it needs to act by Nov. 3 or the government will be dangerously close to being unable to pay all its bills.

Historic gains in health insurance coverage may be leveling off, with the Obama administration announcing Thursday that it expects only a slight overall increase in enrollment next year.

A medical charity whose hospital in Afghanistan was bombed by the U.S. military says an American tank forced its way onto the compound, contravening agreements they would be informed.

Moldova's Parliament lifted on Thursday the immunity of a former prime minister, who was later detained and charged with being involved in a bank fraud of up to $1.5 billion.

With Russia's air campaign in Syria now in its third week, Vladimir Putin has raised his nation's global profile and proven its capability to project military power far from its borders. Now the Russian president...

A Danish zoo publicly dissected a year-old male lion Thursday, pulling out its blood-red organs to show a few hundred people including children - an event met outside of Denmark with criticism and online protests.

Graffiti artists hired to work on the set of Showtime's "Homeland" have duped the popular series, painting Arabic slogans criticizing the show on walls seen in the background.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. says that federal prosecutors have subpoenaed the drug developer, seeking information on its drug pricing, distribution and patient assistance program.

U.S. consumer prices were dragged lower again last month by plunging energy costs, according to the Labor Department.

By TOM MURPHY AP Business Writer UnitedHealth Group's third-quarter profit slipped, but the nation's largest health insurer still beat Wall Street expectations due partly to fast growth in...

By TOM MURPHY AP Business Writer UnitedHealth will jump into 11 more public insurance exchanges next year, as the nation's biggest health insurer grows more comfortable with one of the health care...

The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid fell last week, matching the lowest level in 42 years, strong evidence that employers remain confident enough in the economy to hold onto their staffs.

Stocks climbed on Thursday as investors responded to some positive earnings surprises. Financial stocks were boosted by a strong third-quarter earnings report from Citigroup. Hospital shares slumped after HCA said its...

Goldman Sachs posted as a 38 percent drop in earnings in the third quarter on Thursday, missing analysts estimates, as the Wall Street bank was hurt by recent market turbulence and lower commodity prices.

Jose Bautista wiped out the need for protests or umpire reviews with the Toronto Blue Jays' biggest home run since Joe Carter's historic shot.

The Blue Jays nearly threw away Game 5 of the AL Division Series with a bizarre blunder by catcher Russell Martin before rallying in a nearly hour-long seventh inning.

All 54 European soccer nations are backing suspended UEFA President Michel Platini.

Legions of bridge players in Britain may feel they've been dealt a rotten hand after a court decision endorsed an earlier ruling that the popular card game is not a sport.

The Frys.com Open is everything Rory McIlroy thought it would be.

Johnny Cueto knew the Kansas City Royals had wagered much of their future on him, trading away a bevy of prospects in late July so that he could pitch in moments like this.

With 40 matches down, three weekends to go, the Rugby World Cup has become a knockout contest between the hemispheres - North vs. South.