Новости за 07.12.2015

France's options are no longer as simple as left and right. The far-right, anti-establishment National Front has ridden a wave of anger over migration and extremist attacks straight into the political mainstream -...

A British judge has sentenced a husband and wife who kept a man as a slave for almost a quarter of a century to six years each in prison.

A Pentagon official says the U.S. killed a senior leader of the al-Shabab extremist group in an airstrike last week in Somalia.

A German Shepherd dogs group in Orangeburg is trying to prevent a man accused of abusing his dogs from getting them back.

Firefighters from several departments responded to a fire at White's Grocery Store in Pineville on Monday. 

Russian police have handed over a puppy to the French ambassador in Moscow to replace a French police dog killed in a raid, a show of solidarity with France in the aftermath of the Paris attacks.

An official in Montenegro says unidentified people have burned a NATO flag, just days after the small Balkan nation was invited to join the alliance amid opposition from Russia.

Protesters held a silent demonstration on Monday in central Hungary against a plan to unveil a statue of a former minister of religion and education who helped draft and supported anti-Semitic legislation in the 1930s.

The South Carolina Farm Bureau wants Gov. Nikki Haley to seek money from Congress for farmers whose crops were destroyed by last month's historic flooding.

Audi, BMW and Daimler want to turn their cars into real-time sensors that will provide data to the HERE map service they recently purchased from Nokia, the German automakers said Monday.

The latest news related to the U.N. climate conference in Paris, which runs through Dec. 11. All times local:

A senior U.S. military official says the United States is "certain" that it was a Russian airstrike that killed three Syrian soldiers and wounded 13 others.

A silent protest has been held in central Hungary against a plan to unveil a statue of a former minister of religion and education who helped draft and supported anti-Semitic legislation in the 1930s.

Private American donors have pumped more than $220 million into Jewish West Bank settlements in recent years through tax-deductible donations, effectively subsidizing a policy opposed by U.S. administrations for decades,...

The latest developments as tens of thousands of people make their way to Europe and across the continent, seeking safety and a better life. All times local.

After a dismal 2015 of mass refugee flows, war and catastrophe, leading U.N. agencies and their partners announced Monday that they are seeking over $20 billion in funding next year - the largest humanitarian appeal in...

Germany's highest court on Monday scheduled hearings in March to consider a new bid to ban the country's biggest far-right party.

Global carbon dioxide emissions may be dropping ever so slightly this year, spurred by a dramatic plunge in Chinese pollution, according to a surprising new study by a scientific team that regularly tracks heat-trapping...

One said he couldn't afford the bullets to load his gun in Syria, while another compared carrying a Kalashnikov to wearing a superhero costume. Most of the six men on trial in Paris for their alleged roles in a...

Keurig, the maker of single-cup coffee machine maker, said Monday that it has agreed to be sold to private equity firm JAB Holding Co. for almost $14 billion.

A top Russian official on Monday met with the American actress turned animal rights activist Pamela Anderson at the Kremlin to discuss wildlife conservation.

Guests attending La Scala's gala season premiere of Verdi's "Giovanna d'Arco" ("Joan of Arc") had their bags checked and were screened with metal-detecting wands Monday under enhanced security measures put in...

The Obama administration will announce a new terror alert system "in the coming days," Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Monday.

The Justice Department will investigate patterns of racial disparity in the use of force by Chicago police officers as part of a wide-ranging probe that could lead to calls for sweeping changes at one of the country's...

The woman who carried out last week's mass shooting in California with her husband had attended an Islamic religious school, or madrassa, while living in Pakistan, intelligence officials and the school said Monday.