Новости за 13.11.2015

On the fifth anniversary of her release from house arrest, election results Friday showed that Aung San Suu Kyi's opposition party had won enough seats in Parliament to allow it to form Myanmar's first truly...

Hershey wants to keep the ingredients list on two of its famous chocolates short and sweet.

Authorities responded to the Dollar General on Red Bank Road Friday morning.

A three-year-old Lebanese boy orphaned in the deadly twin suicide blasts that ripped through a southern Shiite neighborhood of Beirut is not likely to remember much of the explosion that killed his parents but the pain and...

U.S. businesses boosted their stockpiles in September by the largest amount in three months, while sales were flat.

The S.C. Attorney General’s office says a group of people from Darlington, Florence and Williamsburg counties were importing heroin from New York into South Carolina, and distributing it across the region.

An aging mobster threw his hands into the air and shouted "Free," grinning as he walked out of a courthouse following his surprising acquittal on charges he helped plan the legendary 1978 Lufthansa heist retold in the hit...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi lunched with Queen Elizabeth II and rallied thousands of cheering supporters on the second day of his high-profile official visit to Britain, as royal officials announced Prince William...

The federal government is ordering personal finance company Springleaf Holdings to shed 127 branches in 11 states in order to acquire OneMain Financial Holdings.

Volkswagen's flagship brand saw global auto sales fall 5.3 percent in October in the wake of a scandal over cars equipped with software that let them cheat on U.S. diesel emissions tests.

The White House has gone to great lengths to show President Barack Obama isn't a lame duck. It's less worried about showing he is not a lame tourist.

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for a suicide blast and a roadside bombing that targeted Shiites in Baghdad on Friday, killing a total of 26 people and wounding dozens.

British Prime Minister David Cameron says officials are not yet certain whether a U.S. drone strike killed Mohammed Emwazi, the masked militant in Islamic State-group beheading videos known as "Jihadi John."

As leaders from the world's 20 biggest economies gather for a summit in Turkey, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be taking a victory lap.

Federal prosecutors and the defense attorney for the friend of the accused Charleston church shooter agreed in court on Friday that they should seek a statewide jury pool and move the trial to Charleston.

Washington stepped up efforts to end bloodshed in Burundi Friday by sending a regional envoy to Uganda to encourage talks to resolve the crisis, a Ugandan official said Friday.

Without the consumer, the eurozone economy would have struggled to grow at all in the third quarter.

Bruce Dayton, the father of Minnesota's governor and a key figure in building his family's company into the massive retailing business that became Target Corp., has died. He was 97.

The bodies of eight babies have been found at an apartment in a Bavarian town, German police said Friday.

The Islamic State group militant known as "Jihadi John," who was targeted in a U.S. drone strike, horrified the world with his brutal beheadings of hostages. But his videos, with sneering taunts of the West, served as a...

Sharp declines in retailers were dragging the stock market lower in early trading as investors worry that holiday sales could slump.

Kia is recalling more than 256,000 Soul compact SUVs in the U.S. because the steering could fail.

President Vladimir Putin says the Russian air campaign in Syria will continue as long as it's necessary to support the Syrian army offensive against "terrorists."

President Barack Obama's quest to close the prison at Guantanamo Bay - perhaps by moving some detainees to the United States - has sparked an unusual alliance between his congressional critics and liberal-leaning...

Air France is firing four employees and suspending 11 others after a union protest over job cuts, which turned violent and left two executives fleeing over a fence with their shirts ripped off.