Новости за 27.09.2015

BUNKER HILL, Indiana - Police have charged two men with stealing more than 600 narcotic pills from a north central Indiana assisted living facility.

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana Department of Transportation accused a highway contractor of using faulty asphalt and demanded the company replace a crumbling section of highway or refund $5.15 million.

TEMPE, Arizona - An Arizona music festival is set to resume for a Kanye West performance after as many as 12 people were injured when a crowd rushed a stage, officials said Sunday.

BERLIN - Austria's populist, right-of-center Freedom Party has doubled its share of the vote in a regional election amid concern about the influx of refugees in recent months.

Maya Donnelly awoke to what sounded like thunder in the early morning hours, but dismissed it as a typical monsoon storm and went back to sleep.

JERUSALEM - The Israeli military said Sunday it struck two Syrian army posts with artillery fire after rockets from the war-torn country landed in Israeli-controlled territory.

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Typhoon Dujuan picked up strength Sunday as it headed toward Taiwan, prompting warnings of strong winds and torrential rain.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - A spokeswoman for Eddie Montgomery, one-half of the country duo Montgomery Gentry, says the singer has lost his 19-year-old son.

KAMPALA, Uganda - The Norwegian owner of a ship intercepted in Kenya says the vessel has been set free and allowed to continue its voyage to South Africa, West Africa and Mexico.

CAIRO - Iran, Egypt and Pakistan said Sunday that they had identified dozens more bodies from a crush of Muslim pilgrims three days ago that killed more than 700 people during the hajj in Saudi Arabia.

MIAMI - Tropical Storm Marty is slowly moving nearer to Mexico's coast in the eastern Pacific off Acapulco.

MONTPELIER, Vermont - Parents in America's least devout state may be forced to find religion if they want to exempt their kids from getting vaccinated.

LAKE STATION, Indiana - The outcome of a Democratic Party caucus to select an interim replacement for a northwestern Indiana mayor convicted of fraud already is determined after just one person filed for the post.

BEIRUT - Scores of people have protested outside Beirut's main landfill against plans to reopen it for one week as part of efforts to resolve an escalating political crisis.

WILMINGTON, Massachusetts - A playground named in honor of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer killed by the Boston Marathon bombers has opened.

WASHINGTON - Interim general manager Scott Proefrock says the Philadelphia Phillies are shutting down rookie pitcher Aaron Nola and will decline their 2016 option for Cliff Lee.

PATERSON, New Jersey - Rapper Fetty Wap has received three summonses after he was injured in a motorcycle crash in his northern New Jersey hometown.

BOSTON - Larry Lucchino will become as president and chief executive officer emeritus of the Boston Red Sox when he steps down next month.

PHILADELPHIA - Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims are making their way to Philadelphia for a Mass celebrated by Pope Francis on the last day of his first-ever visit to the United States. Here are some of their stories:

LONDON - Britain's Labour Party has decided to leave the country's nuclear weapons alone.

STOCKHOLM - Brazil on Sunday became the first major developing country to pledge an absolute reduction in greenhouse gas emissions for an envisioned global pact against climate change.

JERUSALEM - Israeli riot police briefly clashed with young Palestinian protesters at Jerusalem's most sensitive holy site early Sunday, raising tensions ahead of a major Jewish holiday.

BOSTON - David Ortiz heard the chatter early in the year, questioning what he had left, and responded with another strong season.

SANAA, Yemen - Saudi-led airstrikes across Yemen killed 38 Shiite Houthi rebels on Sunday, local officials said, as Riyadh announced the death of another high-ranking army officer killed by cross-border fire.

PHILADELPHIA - Pope Francis met with victims of child sexual abuse Sunday on the final day of his U.S. visit and promised to hold accountable those responsible for the scandal in the church, delivering a powerful warning to American bishops accused of covering up for pedophile priests instead of reporting them to police.