Новости за 01.10.2017

President Trump on Sunday sounded a war drum over North Korean leader Kim Jong Un refusing to de-escalate his nuclear weapons program, telling Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to stop wasting time negotiating with Kim because the U.S. “will do what needs to be done.”

Making her first high-profile foray into the Southern black church, California Sen. Kamala Harris told a Georgia congregation founded by former freed slaves that the United States remains wracked by racism, sexism and other forms of discrimination that flout the nation's core values.

Wildfire forecasters say cool, damp weather has brought relief to the northwestern U.S., northern Idaho and western Montana after a trying summer, but the fall fire season is getting underway in Southern California.

In Puerto Rico's hurricane-ravaged capital, Carmen Yulin Cruz is everywhere you go these days: handing out bags of ice, wading through chest-deep floodwaters, hugging people in need of comfort.

Two women were stabbed to death Sunday in a suspected terrorist attack at the Marseille train station.

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A handful of NFL players kneeled during the national anthem before the early games of Week 4 Sunday, but many more athletes stood, a day after President Trump tweeted that it that it was "very important” for players to stand.

A top-ranking Mormon leader, 85-year-old Robert D. Hales, has died after he was hospitalized last week with pulmonary and other conditions.

Donald Malarkey, a World War II paratrooper who was awarded the Bronze Star after parachuting behind enemy lines at Normandy to destroy German artillery on D-Day, has died.

Vice President Pence had something to share last Monday night. He had flown to Birmingham, Ala., to stump for now lame-duck Sen. Luther Strange, Alabama Republican, a day before the state GOP Senate runoff.

Spanish riot police attacked peaceful protesters in Catalonia on Sunday to try to disrupt a banned independence vote, injuring hundreds as Spain's constitutional crisis deepened.

Joe Logan rushed for 118 yards on 16 carries and Elijah Marks finished with 106 yards on seven receptions.

Strader died Sunday at his home in Glens Falls, New York.

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Sweden's main conservative party, which in 2014 lost the prime minister's post that it had held for eight years, has chosen a new leader who hopes to bring the opposition party back into power in next year's election.

A student claims the private, Christian school he's attended since kindergarten has told him he's no longer welcome because of his gender identity.

Faculty members at Harvard University are expected to discuss a proposal that would ban fraternities and single-gender clubs on campus.

Many Americans know little about the National Human Trafficking Hotline beyond public service ads providing its phone number.

Authorities say an argument between a mother and her adult son in New Jersey ended when she fatally stabbed him.

Voting takes place across Catalonia on Sunday despite attempts by Spanish authorities to halt the disputed independence referendum, which the Spanish government says is illegal under the country's constitution.

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A Coast Guard report released Sunday says the primary cause of the 2015 sinking of the cargo ship El Faro, which killed all 33 aboard, was the captain misreading both the strength of a hurricane and his overestimation of the ship's strength.

Attacks this summer on counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, and an empty Air Force recruiting station in Oklahoma had the hallmarks of terrorist attacks.

The feminist movement was about women becoming free to be able to make choices that best suited us. I don’t remember any discussion that our independence really meant we should do whatever Hillary Clinton and her minions told us to do.

Three men accused of conspiring to bomb a Kansas mosque and an apartment complex housing Somali refugees also allegedly discussed killing the refugees' white landlord because he rented to Muslims, a move prosecutors say was meant to ensure the attack fully conveyed their anti-Muslim message.