Новости за 08.11.2015

The release of this year's holiday season cup at Starbucks has some evangelical Christians seeing red -- and it's not just the grande soy latte in their hands either.

The average price of gasoline rose a penny over the past two weeks, to $2.25 a gallon.

The latest news as tens of thousands of people fleeing war or poverty make their way across Europe. All times local.

The last thing any cancer patient needs to stress about is how to pay their bills, or how to get to medical treatment.  And yet, many patients have to do just that and it takes critical focus away from getting well. That's where the American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge Network comes into play.

Britain's foreign secretary says the European Union must implement fundamental reform or British people would vote to leave the bloc in an upcoming referendum.

An influx of federal money to repair hundreds of roads and bridges damaged by last month's historic flooding will do little to improve South Carolina's dilapidated highway system.

The Democratic primary candidates are disagreeing over changes in marijuana laws as they campaign in South Carolina.

Jalen Reeves-Maybin recovered a fumble deep in Tennessee territory with 32 seconds remaining Saturday to preserve the Volunteers' 27-24 triumph over South Carolina.

De'Angelo Henderson rushed for 114 yards and two scores to help Coastal Carolina beat Gardner-Webb 46-0 Saturday.

The search for a missing man in the Ashley River resumed Sunday morning.

Student protests at the University of Missouri over how racially charged incidents have been handled by school leaders have ramped up over the semester and reached a peak with 32 black football players now refusing to...

Israel's prime minister is headed to Washington on a trip that has been clouded in controversy following a new setback in his rocky relationship with President Barack Obama.

A colleague of a leading investigative journalist and human rights advocate says he is facing accusations from Egypt's military prosecutor.

International passengers departing Egypt's Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh continued to line up for flights on Sunday, as the first of three teams of Russian inspectors was dispatched to the country to examine...

More than 100 world leaders will attend the upcoming U.N. climate conference in Paris, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, France's foreign minister said Sunday during a three-day ministerial meeting in the...

The U.S. naval commander charged with securing the waters around the Arabian Peninsula says Iran's landmark nuclear deal with world powers has done little to stop the Islamic Republic from pursuing other activities the...

Lower commodity prices and sluggish demands dragged down China's October trade figures, although the volume of imported oil and other raw materials rose as the world's second-largest economy stocked up on a few...

The biennial Dubai Airshow has opened its doors, showcasing the latest and newest aircraft in the fast-growing fleet of Gulf carriers.

A union representing cabin crew at Lufthansa is expanding a strike campaign, announcing that it will stage all-day walkouts at Frankfurt, Munich and Duesseldorf airports on Monday.

Apart from rogue hackers, criminal organizations or even state-backed cyberwarfare units, Japan's businesses and government agencies are facing a unique cybersecurity foe: themselves.

Amid a massive migrant surge and deep economic woes, Croatia's ruling center-left coalition faces a strong challenge from a conservative opposition in the Balkan country's first parliamentary election since joining...

A North Carolina man suspected in a Southern crime spree that included a double slaying is dead after a warrant for a hitchhiker he and his girlfriend picked up led police to the motel where they were holed up in suburban...

Hawaii has long been known as a tropical paradise, but in recent years another image has intruded into the state's carefully crafted one of idyllic beaches and relaxing resorts: homelessness.

Missouri football players announced Saturday night on Twitter that they will not participate in team activities until the university president is removed from office.

The latest on the crash of a Russian plane in Egypt that killed all 224 people onboard. (All times local.)