Новости за 20.09.2015

South Carolina center Alan Knott is expected to miss several weeks after spraining his ankle during a loss to No. 7 Georgia.

South Carolina taxpayers are spending millions of dollars a year addressing alleged misdeeds by law officers or detention officials including excessive force and civil rights violations.

The legal fight stemming from the split in the Episcopal Church in eastern South Carolina goes before the South Carolina Supreme Court this week.

The motorcyclist killed by a driver who sped away from deputies and drove the wrong way on a highway was a North Greenville firefighter.

Russia's beleaguered opposition drew several thousand people on Sunday to a protest rally in an outlying Moscow neighborhood to decry the 15-year rule of President Vladimir Putin.

The latest developments in Pope Francis' visit to Cuba and the United States. All times local:

The latest developments as European governments rush to cope with the huge number of people moving across Europe. All times local:

A 27-year-old woman was killed early Sunday morning in a shooting at a Harleyville night club.

Hundreds attending a tightly-secured gay pride event on Sunday in Serbia called for solidarity with tens of thousands of migrants passing through the Balkan country in search of a new life in Western Europe.

Malian authorities say at least two people are dead after an attack in southern Mali blamed on Islamic extremists.

In a story Sept. 19 about the papal visit to Cuba, The Associated Press reported erroneously that Univision gave the pope a copy of an Emmy award. The gift was from Telemundo.

At least 14 civilians, including seven children, were killed Sunday when rebels in Syria shelled a government-controlled neighborhood in the northern city of Aleppo, the government and an activist group said.

Three people, including two police officers, were wounded in a suicide attack Sunday in Afghanistan, while 21 other civilians were wounded in a separate attack.

Nigerian public schools are reopening in Borno state, in the country's northeast, where the military has pushed Boko Haram extremists from many cities and towns, said a military official.

Throughout his long career, Stefano Cusin has played in Italy, France and Switzerland and coached in Bulgaria, Cameroon and the Congo. But the 46-year-old, Tuscany-born Cusin says it's only in the Palestinian soccer...

Greeks were voting Sunday in their third national polls this year, called on to choose who they trust to steer the country into its new international bailout.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government said Saturday that it will issue thousands more visas to Syrian refugees before the end of this year by accelerating the processing of their applications, as it tries to...

West African mediators late Saturday hinted at a breakthrough in Burkina Faso's political crisis after a military coup brought a general to power less than a month before scheduled elections.

After a standoff with a man thought to be barricaded inside a West Ashley home lasted until midnight, police say a search of the home revealed no one was inside.

Pope Francis urged the Cuban and U.S. governments to push ahead on their newly forged path toward normal relations, saying they should "develop all its possibilities" as he arrived Saturday on the first leg of a trip to...

Jon Croft Hollingsworth's school-record 55-yard field goal propelled Furman University to a stunning 16-15 win over the University of Central Florida.

Aaron Duckworth ran for three touchdowns and Matt Linehan threw for 334 yards and ran for 50 to lead Idaho past Wofford 41-38 on Saturday.

De'Angelo Henderson ran for 165 yards and two touchdowns and Coastal Carolina won its home opener 34-27 over Western Illinois on Saturday.

Kevin Ellison and Matt Breida each ran for a pair of first-half touchdowns as Georgia Southern roared to a 31-0 halftime lead and cruised to 48-13 win over The Citadel Saturday night.

Greyson Lambert answered his skeptics with a near-perfect performance, throwing for 330 yards, three touchdowns and setting a Georgia record with 20 straight completions to lead the No. 7 Bulldogs to a 52-20 victory over South Carolina.