Новости за 13.08.2018

Lena Dunham released a Twitter a list of potential baby names she previously made with her ex-boyfriend Jack Antonoff.

Parties to a summit of energy-rich countries bordering the Caspian Sea did little to settle simmering disputes over oil and gas fields, analysts said.

Federal investigators say they have retrieved the flight recorders from the plane stolen and crashed by an airline employee at Seattle's airport.

Chris Hardwick returned as host of AMC's "Talking Dead" Sunday following an investigation into sexual assault allegations made by Chloe Dykstra.

Lawmakers released 87,000 pages of documents from Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's tenure as White House counsel under former President George W. Bush.

Top golfers from around the world compete in the PGA Championship in Town and Country, Mo., on August 9, 2018.

Expanding civic exchange and lifting North Korea sanctions is desirable, South Koreans attending an inter-Korea workers' soccer tournament told UPI.

A boardwalk in Spain packed for a music festival collapsed and sent dozens of spectators falling into the sea, injuring more than 300, officials said Monday.

Ruby Rose has left Twitter due to the backlash she has received over her casting as DC Comics superhero Batwoman.

A young boy was drawing the iconic anime Silver Moon when the real thing - a woman dressed as the magical girl who befriends a talking cat - showed up.

At least nine people died and more than a dozen were injured by a hospital fire in Taiwan Monday, authorities said.

Claiming its second major win of the year, North Sea energy company Neptune announced Monday it built up its portfolio further through a deal with Apache Corp.

The cast of "Back to the Future" including Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd, reunited 33 years after the original film arrived in theaters.

According to state-run media in Iran, Chinese companies are keen on buying oil from Iran despite unilateral sanctions put in place by the United States.

To paraphrase Karl Marx: A specter is haunting America. It is not communism. Nor is it democratic socialism. Instead it is failed and failing government.

South Korean politicians agreed Monday to scrap a budget for lawmakers' extra legislative activities amid controversies regarding its disputed use.

The South Korean government announced it will ban cargo vessels used to carry North Korean coal at any port in the country.

One hundred years ago today, Opha May Johnson became the first woman to enlist in the U.S. Marine Corps.

One hundred years ago today, Opha May Johnson became the first woman to enlist in the U.S. Marine Corps.

There's been no luck in an effort to find new reserves near a multimillion-barrel prospect in the Barents Sea, the Norwegian government stated Monday.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will meet for a summit in Pyongyang next month.

On Aug. 13, 2013, Israel released 26 Palestinian prisoners as part of a deal to resume peace talks.

Actor Sebastian Stan turns 36 and basketball star DeMarcus Cousins turns 28, among the famous birthdays for Aug. 13.

The American Federation of Teachers is urging public pensions to divest from private prisons companies.

Hippo attacks on Saturday are blamed for the deaths of two people in Kenya, including a Chinese tourist.