Новости за 08.11.2015

Law enforcement was bombarded with phone calls before a Navy official provided a down-to-earth explanation.

Brian Mooar and Claudia Uceda wed in 2005, then divorced in 2012. Now, they've come full circle.

The home of Cirque du Soleil abounds with jugglers, acrobats and others who want to join the show.

It took only one weekend for the unbeaten club to shrink from 11 to six. But the dream lives on for Clemson, Ohio State, Alabama and Notre Dame.

Brazil was hailed by international activists when it cleared hundreds of families living illegally on a reserve for indigenous people. One year later, settlers and loggers are closing in.

In the two states where voters will have the first say, candidates who are afterthoughts in the national discussion of the 2016 nomination are trying to wage a targeted comeback.

Although Obama and the Israeli leader have sharply differing views and a history of sour relations, they will try in their meeting Monday to restore a more pragmatic, transactional approach to the U.S.-Israeli relationship.

Of the world’s 1.3 billion people who live without access to electricity, about 300 million live in rural India. Providing power to them could more than double carbon emissions by 2030.

Oregon's breweries and dispensaries offer lessons for how policymakers might nurture a small-business comeback in the United States.