Новости за 04.11.2017

Former Democratic National Committee head Donna Brazile writes in a new book that she seriously contemplated replacing Hillary Clinton as the party's 2016 presidential nominee with then-Vice President Joe Biden in the aftermath of Clinton's fainting spell, in part because Clinton's campaign was "anemic" and had taken on "the odor of failure."

Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's brutal five years of captivity by Taliban allies carried significant weight in an Army judge's decision to spare him prison time for leaving his post in Afghanistan in 2009, legal experts said

Nearly four months after Bakari Henderson had been beaten to death by a gang of young men in a popular entertainment district of the Greek island of Zakynthos, his parents struggle to comprehend how their son fell victim to a crime that shocked the world and raised questions about why an American tourist would be attacked.

The sister of truck-driving terrorist Sayfullo Saipov says her brother was "brainwashed" and should be spared the death penalty.

An American woman charged with subversion in Zimbabwe for allegedly insulting the president on Twitter as a "sick man" made her first court appearance on Saturday as her lawyers disputed the charges that carry up to 20 years in prison.

The soldier killed in action Saturday in eastern Afghanistan has been identified by the Department of Defense as Sgt. 1st Class Stephen B. Cribben, 33, of Simi Valley, Calif.

The servicemember died as a result of wounds sustained during operations in Logar Province in Afghanistan, according to a news release from NATO Resolute Support officials said.

President Donald Trump will insist Democrats give him a formal "guarantee" for the full amount of federal dollars for his proposed southern border wall, a demand that will further complicate work on a bipartisan immigration bill.

At their summit on Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe are expected to reaffirm the usual message that the Japan-U.S. military alliance is stronger than ever, and ready to cope with any threat from North Korea's missile and nuclear weapons programs. Japanese officials called their relationship one of the best in decades.

A Polk County woman was arrested Thursday afternoon on a charge of drunk driving on a horse named Boduke.

Iraq War veteran Esteban Santiago, accused of killing five people and wounding six in a mass shooting, has resumed taking anti-psychotic medication for schizophrenia and remains mentally competent to stand trial, his attorneys told a judge on Friday.

Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee are threatening to subpoena FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe next week unless he agrees to appear before their panel, according to a committee official.

"The ACLU misled the United States," the Justice Department said. "After informing Justice Department attorney the procedure would occur on October 26th, Jane Doe's attorneys scheduled the abortion for the early morning hours of October 25th, thereby thwarting Supreme Court review."

Three House Republicans submitted a resolution Friday calling for Robert S. Mueller III to step down as special counsel of the investigation into ties between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia.

President Donald Trump tossed flowers into the water at the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday, part of a whirlwind afternoon that included a briefing from the top U.S. military commander in the Pacific.

“Thor: Ragnarok,” Marvel’s most well-reviewed film ever, hits theaters Friday, and its star, Chris Hemsworth, is fantastic as the main character. But that got us thinking: In a world filled with so many men named Chris playing superheroes - there was even a “Saturday Night Live” sketch about it! - who is actually the best?

Clashes have erupted on the Syrian-Iraqi border between Islamic State group militants and Iraqi paramilitary fighters as the extremist group defends its last stronghold in the region, a Syria monitoring group and an Iraqi official said Saturday.

With U.S. President Donald Trump set to arrive Sunday in Japan, the trip presents a crucial international test for a president looking to reassure Asian allies worried that his inward-looking "America First" agenda could cede power in the region to China.

Technical equipment to shoot "Mission: Impossible 6" is being helicoptered in to southern Norway's most famous tourist attraction — which means the site is being temporarily closed off for visitors.

The Cavalla dove to a dangerously deep depth, exceeding recommendations, as Japanese destroyers dropped 104 depth charges in retaliation. Luckily, the boat survived and completed another four war patrols before the war ended. On Friday, the surviving WWII submarine veterans were honored at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Ga.

Ousted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont was a wanted man after Spain issued a European warrant for his arrest — and the main question Saturday was how long he could delay the extradition process in Belgium and stay out of the hands of Spanish justice.

Senior rallied from behind in the third set of the final, breaking junior teammate Eriya Hara’s serve in the eighth and the 10th and last game and beating Hara 3-6, 6-1, 6-4.

Most Americans now say no, according to a new survey by the Pew Research Center. Fifty-six percent of adults surveyed say you can be a good person without divine faith, up from 49 percent in 2011.

While on his first official trip of Asia, President Donald Trump addresses U.S. military service members at Yokota Air Base in Western Tokyo. The event begins at 10 p.m. EDT.