Новости за 14.10.2017

Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein's membership in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has been revoked by its board.

Rising winds fanned the California wildfires again Saturday, forcing hundreds more people to flee from their homes in the state's fabled wine country.

Butch Blair still carries the Vietnam War with him – literally. He has a tattoo on his arm showing the year of his service, and that he was stationed in Vinh Long – one of the battle sites.

Steve Bannon has a stark message to Republican incumbents he considers part of the establishment: "Nobody can run and hide."

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners estimates that Trump's move would produce a 12 percent to 15 percent upsurge in premiums, while the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has put the figure at 20 percent.

The result was a 33-30 Aviano victory in a what might have been the most competitive game in Europe this year. Giacomo Fabbro’s 38-yard field goal with 29 seconds to play kept the Saints’ record perfect.

A man who led authorities on a chase along Texas 195 in Bell County and exchanged gunfire with officers Thursday appears to have died after ultimately shooting himself in the head.

Authorities in Puerto Rico raised the death toll from Hurricane Maria by 3 to 48 on Saturday based on a review of medical records.

Trump's back-to-back body blows against President Barack Obama's health care law and nuclear agreement with Iran demonstrated the president's embrace of turmoil as strategy.

Four Shaw Air Force Base airmen accused of spray-painting satanic graffiti on a rural South Carolina church have been identified.

Marine veteran Maria Maldonado never doubted that her son, Ethan Arbelo, was going to be a Marine. But on July 3, 2014, Ethan passed away. This year Maria is running the Marine Corps Marathon because Ethan never got to.

The most powerful bomb blast ever witnessed in Somalia's capital killed 276 people with around 300 others injured, the country's information minister said early Monday, making it the deadliest single attack in this Horn of Africa nation. The toll could continue to rise.

When flames swept over the mountain like a "nuclear blast," Paul Hanssen ran from his burning home, a water-soaked towel around his head and dog by his side.

The red glow through the window told Daniel Pomplun it was too late. The fire was here. "Cindy! Wake up!" Pomplun, 54, shouted, shaking his wife. "We've got to go!"

Rising winds fanned the California wildfires again Saturday, forcing hundreds more people to flee from their homes in the state's fabled wine country and testing the efforts of crews who have spent days trying to corral the flames behind firebreaks.

It’s an intriguing preview of what might take place at the championships, as Lakenheath, Wiesbaden and Stuttgart had their moments and all remain in strong position in the Division I standings.

Military veteran Bob Pirner served in the Navy during the Vietnam war, and didn't quite come home to a warm welcome after he served his time. Years later, the warmth came to him in the form of a quilt, awarded to Pirner at the first-ever Quilts of Valor ceremony in Marion County last year.

The U.S.-led coalition and local officials said Saturday Syrian Islamic State fighters and civilians will be allowed to evacuate Syria's Raqqa, in a deal that signals the imminent capture of the city but flouts earlier US protests of negotiating safe exits for the extremist group.

Bonnie Walton needed someone who would understand but wasn't too close. She needed someone who could help her find a way to tell her four sons that their father had killed himself. Her husband, Brian Walton, seemed to have been on the right track. He was in a therapeutic military-family retreat. He had been seen at the Veteran Affairs hospital. He had a therapist and he had medication.

Panthers take eight of top 10 places in boys race and nine of 10 in girls in four-team meet.

Japan scrambled its fighter jets in response to aircraft approaching its airspace 561 times in the first half of fiscal 2017 through September – 33 fewer than last year's record-setting figure but still the second-highest total ever for the period, the Defense Ministry has said.

North Korea renewed its threat to the American Pacific territory of Guam on Friday as the U.S. and South Korean militaries geared up for 10 days of joint naval exercises set to kick off next week.

An unusual mass stranding of pilot whales in Hawaii, first reported early Friday morning at a beach in Nawiliwili Bay, Kauai, resulted in five dead by early evening – with the possibility of a higher toll.

Amy H. Mizuno described the invasion of privacy she experienced after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor in December 1941 during a recent forum on the discrimination faced by Japanese and how it relates to today's racial profiling of Muslims.