Новости за 19.09.2015

Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and their raucous supporters brought their fight for the Democratic presidential nomination to the New Hampshire party convention on Saturday.

Trying to secure digital age cars, why alcohol makes you want to eat and a conversation with Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green.

Karne Hesketh scored the winning try deep in injury time as Japan beat South Africa 34-32 to seal the biggest shock in Rugby World Cup history.

The massive influx of people to Central Europe in recent days boiled over into a diplomatic spat, while violence broke out on the Slovenian border as migrants sought a new way into the region.

The papal visit comes at a time when changes in demographics and religious attitudes are challenging the fabric of the church.

New Hampshire Democrats meeting for their state convention on Saturday drowned out the Democratic Party's national chairwoman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, with cries for more debates among the presidential contenders.

Chelsea gladly transferred some of its chaos to crosstown rival Arsenal, by winning 2-0 on a bad-tempered afternoon in which two Arsenal players were sent off.

Police prevented a former member of Malaysia’s ruling party from traveling to New York, where he planned to urge U.S. authorities to investigate money transfers into the prime minister’s alleged personal accounts.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry explicitly stated the U.S. could accept a resolution to the Syrian war that allowed President Bashar al-Assad to remain in place for a time before departing, as the U.S. long has wanted.

The head of the United Nations atomic agency is heading to Tehran as part of efforts to shed light on past nuclear work carried out by Iran.

Crete, famous in Greece as a leftist bastion, has become a battleground in Sunday’s elections, leaving the left-wing party that lost a clash with the country’s European creditors struggling to defend a former stronghold.

Carly Fiorina is a household name in the business world. Now, she's making a name for herself in politics after standout performances in the GOP debates. Here are five things to know about Fiorina.

Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi has sworn in a new government, a week after the previous cabinet resigned in an unanticipated move amid allegations of corruption against some officials.

Nike has long been running in a league of its own but young rivals are trying to muscle in. The company’s position as the world’s best seller of sports attire and footwear is solid and its challenge is maintaining its giant lead.

The U.S. says it is looking forward to closer cooperation with Japan under its expanded international military powers, but China cautioned Tokyo against disturbing regional peace and stability.

But against the “Islamophobia” myth-makers.

Google Inc. sent invitations out Friday afternoon to an event at which the Internet giant is expected to showcase the latest update of its Android mobile operating system with two new Nexus smartphones.

The hormone oxytocin has evolved into playing a major role in bringing humans and dogs together, Robert M. Sapolsky says.

The first Latin American pope arrives on the island Saturday for a three-day visit at a time when the church has a small but growing influence and even President Raúl Castro says he might someday become Catholic again.

Russia has moved its first fighter jets to a growing base in Syria, defense officials said, raising new concerns Moscow is preparing to play a direct role in helping embattled President Bashar al-Assad against Islamic State militants.

United Parcel Service and other package delivery giants are getting into 3-D printing services to better understand if the emerging technology will help or hinder their delivery businesses.

President Obama’s nominee to lead the FDA received more than $200,000 in consulting fees from pharmaceutical companies between 2009 and early 2015, according to corporate data. The fees were donated to nonprofit groups, a government spokesman said.

Fiat Chrysler is prepared to pay profit-sharing bonuses of $12,000 to its newer hourly workers if the company’s North American profit margin reaches at least 10% of sales.

Japan’s parliament gave final approval to legislation expanding the overseas role of the country’s military, a long-sought goal of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that came despite an outcry from demonstrators.

The U.S. government has handed to China a criminal suspect long sought by Beijing, a rare move between countries that have no extradition treaty and one that comes just a week before Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Washington.