Новости за 03.09.2016

Tropical Storm Warnings were in effect as far north as Connecticut, with dangerous storm surge expected along the coast from Virginia to New Jersey. Governors all along the coast announced emergency preparations.

Freshman Malcolm Perry was told to suit up and take over after quarterback Tago Smith was lost to a knee injury early in the second quarter. Perry, who started the junior varsity game on Friday, put together a 90-yard-drive in the fourth quarter that led to a 23-yard field goal.

Freshman Malcolm Perry was told to suit up and take over after quarterback Tago Smith was lost to a knee injury early in the second quarter. Perry, who started the junior varsity game on Friday, put together a 90-yard-drive in the fourth quarter that led to a 23-yard field goal.

Ronald Cleveland rushed for a score and caught a 62-yard TD pass as Air Force beat Abilene Christian 37-21 on Saturday for its 13th straight win at home.

Six-year-old Shaima's childhood, like those of millions of other young Syrians, was shattered by a war that has spurred the gravest displacement crisis since World War II. Of the country's 4.3 million refugees, at least half are children.

The U.S. and China announced a partnership to combat the flow of the powerful opioid fentanyl to the U.S., a move hailed by the White House as a step toward protecting Americans from "dangerous and increasingly lethal narcotics."

A record-tying earthquake in the edge of Oklahoma's key energy-producing areas rattled the Midwest from Nebraska to North Texas on Saturday, and likely will bring fresh attention to the practice of disposing oil and gas field wastewater deep underground.

Gov. Phil Bryant has appointed Brig. Gen. Robert Crear and Sgt. 1st Class Max Fenn, two retired Army officers, to the Mississippi State Veterans Affairs Board.

The Navy destroyer USS Bulkeley contacted the Coast Guard that a sailor aboard was suffering from symptoms suggestive of acute appendicitis.

A Coast Guard law enforcement team from a cutter boarded the vessel and discovered an injured person who later died, according to the news release. The person's cause of death is under investigation.

At an economic summit in China, President Barack Obama is turning attention to the Islamic State group, consulting with the leaders of Turkey and Britain, important allies with their own challenges at home.

At an economic summit in China, President Barack Obama is turning attention to the Islamic State group, consulting with the leaders of Turkey and Britain, important allies with their own challenges at home.

If you deal in cars and rockets, you’re going to have crashes and blasts. But how many crashes and blasts before your business takes a fatal hit?

Last month, scientists with the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency and the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory positively identified remains repatriated to the United States by North Korea during the early 1990s as belonging to Pvt. Virgil Boyd Adkins.

After more than six weeks of on-again, off-again talks, American and Russian negotiators remain huddled in Geneva, trying to hammer out an agreement on a ceasefire in Syria, and potentially, on coordinating air strikes against jihadist targets there. But few in the Pentagon, at least, have much faith in Moscow.

Setting aside their cyber and maritime disputes, President Barack Obama and China's President Xi Jinping on Saturday sealed their nations' participation in last year's Paris climate change agreement. They hailed their new era of climate cooperation as the best chance for saving the planet.

According to an analysis by The Associated Press, Missouri is one of 10 states since Reconstruction where only white candidates have won contests for president, senator, governor and other nonjudicial offices elected statewide.

Members of the House and Senate who served in the military routinely violate a Defense Department ethics policy that regulates how they can use their experience in uniform when campaigning for office, a review finds.

Turkish tanks have crossed into Syria to the west of a frontier town seized from the Islamic State group last week, in a "new phase" of an operation aimed at sealing off the last stretch of border controlled by the extremists.

Easing EU fears, a senior Turkish official on Saturday said his country would fully implement its part of a deal meant to keep migrants from Europe's shores even if the European Union refuses to abolish visas for Turkish citizens.

Southern Thailand, which has a majority Muslim population in the predominantly Buddhist country, has for years been in the grip of a separatist insurgency.

Ethnic rivalries have flared again under President Ashraf Ghani's unity government, which is struggling to contain Taliban insurgents and shore up the economy.

“Song of the Deep” can’t seem to get out of its own way. While the small-scale project from Insomniac — and debut of GameStop’s new publishing wing, GameTrust — has glimmers of greatness, it constantly feels just slightly off in ways that could have been easily adjusted for a more pleasant experience. There’s a sweet heart buried inside this game, but its unpolished moments obscure it.

A month ago, up to 40,000 people rallied at the same site to denounce the attempted military coup in Turkey and show support for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The government is accusing group members and their leader of orchestrating the July 15 coup that left nearly 300 dead and 2,100 wounded.