Новости за 05.10.2017

Reality Winner, the former Air Force linguist charged with leaking U.S. secrets, must remain jailed until her trial, a federal judge ruled Thursday, saying her release would pose an "ongoing risk to national security."

While thousands scrambled from the parking lot as bullets rained down from overhead, Aaron Stalker ran straight into the crowd. He searched frantically for his girlfriend and her mother. Unable to find them in the chaos, "I just started helping anyone and everyone I could."

Nick Campbell, 16, wound up losing a third of his blood, meaning the good Samaritan’s quick thinking likely saved his life. He hasn’t seen him since.

Republicans and Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee set the stage for a fight with the White House by pushing a bill that would require law enforcement to get a court order before viewing intelligence collected by the National Security Agency.

Spain's Constitutional Court on Thursday ordered Catalonia's parliament to suspend a planned session next week during which separatist lawmakers wanted to declare independence — further fueling Spain's worst political crisis in decades.

A former Arkansas judge admitted Thursday that for years he gave lighter sentences to men guilty of minor crimes in return for nude photographs and sexual favors, in a misconduct case that a top legal discipline official called one of the worst in state history.

Pakistan says its influence with the Taliban has diminished since a U.S. drone strike killed the group's leader last year, derailing Afghan peace efforts.

A person who has seen Mandalay Bay hotel records that have been turned over to investigators said they show Paddock was given his room on the 32nd floor for free because he was a good customer who wagered tens of thousands of dollars each time he visited.

Dylan Kohere, 18, is a plaintiff in the first lawsuit challenging President Trump’s directive to reinstate a ban on transgender people serving in the military, a ban that could crush the college freshman’s aspirations.

An analysis of 167 years of federal storm data found that no 30-year period in history has seen this many major hurricanes, this many days of those whoppers spinning in the Atlantic, or this much overall energy generated by those powerful storms. Scientists caution it is too soon to draw conclusions from the data.

It’s a good time to find out what’s new (and old) in Louisville

The National Rifle Association announced its support Thursday for regulating "bump stocks," devices that can effectively convert semi-automatic rifles into fully automated weapons and that were apparently used in the Las Vegas massacre to lethal effect.

The probe would make the Air Force Office of Special Investigations the fifth agency investigating Wright State for matters related to possible H-1B visa fraud.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions says federal civil rights law does not protect transgender people from discrimination at work.

Federal civil rights law does not protect transgender people from discrimination at work, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a memo released Thursday that rescinds guidance issued under the Obama administration.

President Donald Trump plans to announce next week that he will "decertify" the international nuclear deal with Iran, saying it is not in the national interest of the United States and kicking the issue to a reluctant Congress, people briefed on an emerging White House strategy for Iran said Thursday.

Before Thursday's announcement, the only federal regulation that applied to the payday lending industry was the Military Lending Act, which places interest-rate and debt-collecting restrictions on loans to servicemen and women. This would be the first time all consumers would be impacted.

The Mexico City prosecutor’s office says it has opened up almost 150 investigations related to the earthquake, including inquiries into the collapse of 38 buildings in the capital. Future charges could include homicide, fraud and negligence.

Haider al-Abadi, Iraq's prime minister, said Thursday that troops have retaken the northern town of Hawija from Islamic State, driving the extremists from one of their last strongholds in the country.

The Merah affair was a shock at the time - pointing to an attacker raised in France rather than a militant who slipped into the country to carry out previous Islamist-linked strikes for groups such as Lebanon's Hezbollah or factions that grew out of Algeria's civil war in the 1990s.

A Boeing-backed startup plans to put a hybrid-electric aircraft into commercial service within five years. Zunum Aero's 12-seat plane will carry battery packs and a small fuel reserve for a back-up engine.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama says that diplomacy, rather than military might, is the best way to deal with the "real threat" presented by North Korea.

The Indonesian military should stay out of politics and remain loyal to the government, President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo said Thursday in an apparent rebuke over contentious statements by the country's top general.

Lahaina is better known for its modern-day touristy souvenir shops and cafes, but a stroll along its waterfront yields a glimpse into Hawaii’s past, from its whaling days to King Kamehameha’s extracurricular activities.

In opening the first meeting of the resurrected National Space Council, Vice President Pence said Thursday the U.S. would regain a leadership role in human space flight by embarking on a return mission to the moon, building the foundation to go to Mars.