Новости за 30.10.2018

Brazil's business elite has played a role in how the country has swung from the far left to the far right in a little over a decade.

Mourners in Pittsburgh attended funerals for three of the 11 people slain at a synagogue as the city prepared for the arrival of President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump will travel to Pittsburgh Tuesday to honor nearly a dozen people who were shot dead at a Jewish synagogue last weekend.

Millions will have the opportunity to select healthcare plans for 2019 through the Affordable Care Act when the open enrollment period begins Thursday.

The cast of "The Nutcracker and the Four Realms" attends the premiere of the film in Los Angeles on October 29, 2018.

Brock Lesnar and Braun Strowman met face-to-face on Raw before the two competitors face off for the vacant Universal Championship Sunday at Crown Jewel.

Hurricane Oscar has strengthened to a Category 2 hurricane as it swirls in the Atlantic Ocean, forecasters said Tuesday.

When Marie Colvin first began her journalism career in New Jersey, she was far from the danger she would find herself in while working as a war correspondent.

More than a month after Hurricane Florence slammed the Carolinas with heavy rain, many people are still homeless and in desperate need of help, aid workers say.

More than a month after Hurricane Florence slammed the Carolinas with heavy rain, many people are still homeless and in desperate need of help, advocates say.

A judge has rejected a request by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to overturn new house rules at the Ecuadorian Embassy where he's been living for six years.

Accused mail bomber Cesar Sayoc Jr. had 100 potential targets, leading authorities to warn that more devices could still be traveling through the mail system.

Suspected mail bomber Cesar Sayoc Jr. had 100 potential targets, leading authorities to warn that more devices could still be traveling through the mail system.

Google released an interactive Doodle for Halloween.

A Seoul court has ordered a Japanese steel company to pay more than $87,000 to four South Koreans for forced labor and unpaid wages during World War II.

A Seoul court has ordered a Japanese steel company to pay more than $87,000 to four South Koreans for forced labor and unpaid wages during World War II.

Actor Matthew Morrison turns 40 and presidential adviser Ivanka Trump turns 37, among the famous birthdays for Oct. 30.

On Oct. 30, 1938, Orson Welles triggered some radio listeners to panic with a dramatization of a martian invasion, based on H.G. Wells' "War of the Worlds."

Tom Brady amused himself on Instagram last week, warning #billsmafia that he was coming for them and all but guaranteeing another Patriots' win.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The Chiefs stand atop the AFC with a 7-1 record with the highest-scoring offense in the league in head coach Andy Reid's 20th season as head coach. Club chairman and CEO Clark Hunt believes this season will be the best of Reid's six campaigns with the club.

A year ago the Washington Redskins finished fifth from the bottom of the league in rushing yards per game, averaging just 90.5.

The Pittsburgh Steelers won one for a grieving city on Sunday, and fittingly, it was James Conner who helped lead the way.

Children may suffer delayed language skills if their mothers come in contact with common chemicals called phthalates in early pregnancy, new research suggests.

CBS All Access said Monday it has ordered a second season of "Strange Angel," a drama starring Jack Reynor, Rupert Friend and Bella Heathcote.

South Dakota executed a man who killed a correctional officer during a failed prison escape in 2011.