Новости за 20.12.2015

Sen. Bernie Sanders said Sunday the Democratic National Committee treated him unfairly over a breach of Clinton campaign data that led party leaders to temporarily block his campaign's access to key digital files.

Peace talks in Switzerland between Yemen’s warring parties broke down Sunday amid violations of a cease-fire, the latest in a series of failed negotiations to end the country’s nine-month-old conflict.

Japanese cities are entering the renewable energy business, the latest phase in a shake-up of the nation’s power sector in the aftermath of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.

British Prime Minister David Cameron says he will secure changes to the U.K.’s membership to the EU, but it’s become clear he will campaign for continued EU membership whatever the outcome of his negotiations.

Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump was in the crosshairs Sunday, as rivals criticized him for accepting praise from Russian President Vladimir Putin and argued he would be a disastrous nominee.

Japanese technology major Toshiba is likely to post a net loss of about $4.1 billion in the current fiscal year, owing to heavy restructuring costs after an accounting scandal, a person familiar with the matter said.

Watch the "SNL" veterans reprise their politician impersonations.

Indonesian police have arrested several men suspected of planning terror attacks, law-enforcement officials said Sunday, as the world’s most-populous Muslim country steps up security for the end-of-year holiday season.

A landslide struck the city of Shenzhen, China Sunday, toppling buildings and leaving dozens of people missing. Photo: ChinaTopix/Associated Press

Drew Altman: Single-payer health care and the Medicare-for-all variant of the idea has generally been popular among the left, but not many votes will be moved by this issue alone.

An Air France plane was diverted to the Kenyan city of Mombasa after crew members found an object they suspected was a bomb, the airline said.

Spaniards were voting in a watershed election that will likely mark the end of an era of two-party dominance and kick off an uncertain period of bargaining over the makeup of the next government.

A landslide buried at least 18 buildings at and around an industrial park in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, leaving at least 22 people missing, authorities said.

Samir Kantar, a militant allied with Hezbollah who led one of the most infamous attacks in Israel’s history, died in an alleged Israeli strike in a Damascus suburb, the Lebanese militant group and Syrian state television said.

Terrified by a string of recent hacks, banks are spending billions of dollars trying to fend off a faceless army of digital intruders. But the biggest threats may come from within.

Candidates for the Democratic nomination debated the merits of free college tuition for all Americans. Photo:AP

The three candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination debated how to deal with corporate America. Photo:AP

At the Democratic debate on Saturday, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton resolved to move beyond the quarreling around a breach in data by the Sanders campaign on the DNC. Photo:AP

The Japanese technology major has been struggling with the fallout from an accounting scandal that broke earlier this year.

From terrorism to Wall Street, watch the third Democratic debate between Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley in two minutes. Photo: Getty

Candidates in the Democratic debate Saturday responded to Donald Trump's plan to ban Muslims from entering the United States. Photo:AP

After the first commercial break - almost an hour into the third Democratic debate on Saturday night, ABC returned with two candidates at the podium, Sen. and former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley. There was no Mrs. Clinton.

Nevada lawmakers approved a $335 million incentive package to attract upstart electric car maker Faraday Future’s billion-dollar factory to a hard-hit Las Vegas suburb, even though it has yet to unveil a concept car.

Democrats Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley meet again in Saturday night's debate in Manchester, N.H., hosted by ABC News. Here is our live blog.

With Christmas approaching, retailers are looking to 'Super Saturday' discounts to draw in last-minute shoppers. Photo: Richard B. Levine/Newscom/Zuma Press