Новости за 27.09.2015

SAN FRANCISCO - Attorney Martha Gomez has been waiting more than three years to hear from a federal court whether a group of farm workers in California's Central Valley can proceed with their lawsuit alleging wage theft.

WARSAW, Poland - Poland's highest state officials on Sunday reburied the remains of 35 national heroes, men who fought the Germans during World War II only to be killed after the war by a new communist leadership that felt threatened by their patriotism.

INDIANAPOLIS - Indianapolis police are investigating the death of a shoplifting suspect while in custody.

BEIRUT - Activists say two wounded Syrian opposition fighters have been evacuated from the central town of Zabadani to neighboring Lebanon as part of a limited truce.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia - About 200 people have held an anti-war demonstration in St. Petersburg, while about 30 people joined a similar march in Moscow to call for Russia to withdraw its troops from Ukraine and stay out of the fighting in Syria.

NEW YORK - Starting with the name, there was never anything discreet about the website Rentboy.com.

MILAN - A calm is permeating many Milan runways, as designers tone down the colors and focus on form, creating quieter moments that nonetheless have much to contemplate.

ROCHESTER, Minnesota - The Dalai Lama remains at Minnesota's Mayo Clinic after canceling his U.S. appearances for the month of October.

BERLIN - Vladimir Darida scored a late equalizer to rescue a 1-1 draw for Hertha Berlin at Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga on Sunday.

FAYETTEVILLE, North Carolina - Negligence by a jump master led to the broken neck and death of a 21-year-old paratrooper from New York who became tangled in another jumper's lines during a 2014 training jump, according to an Army report on the investigation of the death.

MILAN - Sassuolo and Chievo Verona missed the opportunity to move provisionally second in Serie A as they drew 1-1 on Sunday.

NEW YORK - Fresh from successes on Iran and with the pope, President Barack Obama still carried heavy burdens into critical meetings this week at the U.N. General Assembly.

LINCOLN, Nebraska - Miscast as a tight end, Nebraska's Freedom Akinmoladun looks like a star in the making at defensive end.

BAGHDAD - Iraq will begin sharing "security and intelligence" information with Russia, Syria and Iran to help combat the Islamic State group, the Iraqi military said Sunday.

STORRS, Connecticut - UConn defensive lineman Foley Fatukasi understands better than most when his coach preaches about the power of working as a family to overcome adversity.

CEDAR CITY, Utah - Most mornings, wildlife biologist Jessica Van Woeart and her team go to work armed with peanut butter.

INDIANAPOLIS - The downtown Indianapolis street that was transformed into the Super Bowl Village for the 2012 game is starting to see greater use for festivals and other events as was touted when it underwent a $12.5 million overhaul.

PHILADELPHIA - Church officials say a small fire overnight at the seminary where Pope Francis was staying was quickly extinguished and caused no injuries.

NEW YORK - President Barack Obama will hold a formal meeting Tuesday with Cuban President Raul Castro.

AUSTIN, Texas - With a payment and an apology, Lance Armstrong has settled a decade-long dispute with a promotions company that sought repayment of more than $10 million in bonuses it paid the former cyclist during a career that was later exposed to be fueled by performance-enhancing drugs.

BARCELONA, Spain - Voters in Spain's Catalonia region cast ballots Sunday to decide if pro-secession parties will get a majority in the regional parliament and a mandate to push for independence or whether they will fall short in an outcome that would probably quell secessionist fervor for years.

SIOUX FALLS, South Dakota - Every day before sunrise, people stream through a nondescript door behind the county jail in South Dakota's largest city.

BAD GRIESBACH, Germany - Thongchai Jaidee of Thailand shot a bogey-free 67 to win the European Open by one shot on Sunday.

NEW YORK - Hillary Rodham Clinton on Sunday again defended her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, comparing the multiple investigations to Republican-led probes into her husband's administration more than two decades ago.

WASHINGTON - House Speaker John Boehner says there will be no government shutdown when funding runs out this week.