Новости за 24.06.2015

The Senate vote to give the president "fast-track" authority to negotiate a sweeping 12-nation trade pact without filibuster threats.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev broke his long silence Wednesday, delivering a statement to a packed Boston federal courtroom.

A Virginia, man was awarded $500,000 after his cell phone recorded his doctors mocking and insulting him while he was under anesthesia.

Hundreds of protesters blocked workers trying to restart work on a giant telescope atop a mountain considered sacred by many Native Hawaiians.

Hundreds of protesters blocked workers trying to restart work on a giant telescope atop a mountain considered sacred by many Native Hawaiians.

Ross, 39, whose real name is William Roberts, has been charged with kidnapping, aggravated battery and aggravated assault in the June 7 incident.

A NYC agency's investigation of Whole Foods found systematic overcharging of customers for prepackaged food.

The U.S. is changing its approach when it comes to helping Americans whose family members have been taken hostage overseas.

Video posted to YouTube shows an unfazed domestic feline staring down a massive mountain lion from behind a glass door in Colorado.

Today's 'smart home is full of sophisticated electronics hidden in plain sight. Why shouldn't the humble light bulb join their ranks?

He was one of nine victims of the church massacre in Charleston.

The defendant's mother, Svetlana Gurinova, was found dead the night of June 16 inside her Carmel Valley home.

The Louisiana governor tweeted that he's in the GOP race for the nomination.

Men are more likely to have secret debt, according to insurance site Haven Life, with more than a quarter holding a secret credit card.

Critics of the White House's anticipated hostage policy review say the administration's efforts are merely "window dressing".

Former President George W. Bush talks about what he misses about being in the White House while speaking to veterans in Washington, D.C., Wednesday.

Bentley's decision for the rebel banner to be removed comes amid a growing outcry against the flag, which critics say symbolizes a legacy of racism.

A new report says California has the most hot spots for car thefts in the country, with the Bay Area leading the way.

The New America Foundation found that twice as many people have died in attacks by right-wing groups in America than by Muslim extremists since 9/11.

The debate over the Confederate flag has put its historical significance under new scrutiny.

Flour worms, crickets and migratory grasshoppers could soon be on menus in Switzerland.

The stunt aims to raise awareness about the safety of abortion medication and to pressure the Polish government to change draconian laws.

Police said three men identified as gang members and a woman were arrested in the shooting death of a 19-year-old wearing red shoes in L.A.

NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has spotted what appears to be a strange dark patch at the pole of Pluto's biggest moon, Charon.

Hollywood has long subscribed to the notion that movies with female protagonists don't sell.