Новости за 03.11.2015

Nov 3 (Reuters) - Four people have been charged after protesters rappelled from an overhang of a stadium in North Carolina during an NFL game to protest construction of a natural gas export project in Maryland, Charlotte-Mecklenburg police said Tuesday.

Ahmad Chalabi, a prominent Iraqi politician who became a Pentagon favorite when he helped convince the Bush administration to overthrow Saddam Hussein in 2003 by pushing false allegations of weapons of mass destruction and...

Turkmenistan's rituals range from the bizarre to the brutal. The Central Asian nation has more marble buildings than anywhere and recently erected a seven-story, golden statue of its president on horseback, while human...

Amazon Books, the e-commerce giant's new physical bookstore, opens in Seattle. Fred Katayama reports.

Amazon Books, the e-commerce giant's new physical bookstore, opens in Seattle. Fred Katayama reports.

A top official of a national tourism advocacy group is discussing a new initiative to convince businesses that time off for their workers is not frivolous but essential to the bottom line.

KIRKUK, Iraq (Reuters) - Islamist militants launched a rare attack inside Kurdish-held territory in northern Iraq on Tuesday, briefly taking over a local government compound near several producing oil fields.

COLUMBIA — The two road games produced the same result, but spurred very different emotions within members of South Carolina’s football team.

WASHINGTON — Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton met with a group of mothers whose African-American children died in gun shootings.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says his team is looking for a "similar performance" to their last game against Bayern Munich in Wednesday's Champions League match against the German champions.

CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. regulators want food companies to be more proactive in preventing food-borne diseases, citing new data showing that multistate outbreaks - which involve widely distributed products - cause more than half of all food poisoning deaths, even though they account for just 3 percent of all outbreaks.

CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. regulators want food companies to be more proactive in preventing food-borne diseases, citing new data showing that multistate outbreaks - which involve widely distributed products - cause more than half of all food poisoning deaths, even though they account for just 3 percent of all outbreaks.

WILLISTON, S.C. — A metal fabricating company in Barnwell County is expanding, spending a half million dollars to relocate to a larger plant and creating almost 20 new jobs.

(Reuters) - Yamaha's Jorge Lorenzo has been told by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) that he cannot intervene in a bid by title rival and team mate Valentino Rossi to overturn a sanction that could decide the MotoGP title in Valencia this weekend.

LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester City fans continued their protests against UEFA by booing the Champions League anthem again before the start of their team's Group D match against Sevilla at the Sanchez Pizjuan stadium on Tuesday.

Hundreds of thousands of migrants, many fleeing Syria's civil war, take a Balkan route from Greece to western Europe, raising fears of new tensions and divisions. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

Hundreds of thousands of migrants, many fleeing Syria's civil war, take a Balkan route from Greece to western Europe, raising fears of new tensions and divisions. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

Hundreds of thousands of migrants, many fleeing Syria's civil war, take a Balkan route from Greece to western Europe, raising fears of new tensions and divisions. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

Hundreds of thousands of migrants, many fleeing Syria's civil war, take a Balkan route from Greece to western Europe, raising fears of new tensions and divisions. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

The Citadel football team escaped the purgatory of "others receiving votes" this week, breaking into the top 25 of the FCS coaches poll.

A Boston City Councilor says he was being sarcastic when he tweeted that he would introduce an emergency ordinance prohibiting Justin Bieber-inspired graffiti.

Employees of a Vermont company have launched a side business selling underwear featuring a black-and-white drawing of the face of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.

The owners of a pit bull who disappeared during flooding in Texas in May are puzzled as to how the animal ended up more than 2,000 miles away in northern California.

The top U.S. auto safety regulator has imposed a fine on Takata that could be has high as $200 million for its faulty air bags. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

The top U.S. auto safety regulator has imposed a fine on Takata that could be has high as $200 million for its faulty air bags. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).