Новости за 23.07.2015

BOULDER, Colorado - Dynel Lane, the Colorado woman accused of cutting out an expectant mother's unborn child in an attack earlier this year, pleaded not guilty Thursday in Boulder County court.

A sessions court on Thursday convicted and sentenced a man to life imprisonment for killing his son over an alleged property dispute last year. Jahid Ansari, 50, attacked his son Mohsin Ansari, 24, with an iron rod, causing severe head injuries.

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SAN DIEGO, July 23 (UPI) -- In effort to better understand major earthquakes, researchers have mapped out how the rumbles played out over the course of several harrowing minutes.

Company posts growth in payment volume in fiscal third quarter.

New England Patriots fans seem to be rallying behind Tom Brady like never before in the midst of the Deflategate scandal.

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LOS ANGELES, July 23 (UPI) -- Kourtney Kardashian will reportedly seek full custody of Mason, Penelope and Reign Disick following her split from longtime partner Scott Disick.

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market:

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market:

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — A judge has charged 10 former soldiers in the killing of internationally renowned Chilean folk singer and political activist Victor Jara, who was tortured and shot to de…

SANTIAGO, Chile - A judge has charged 10 former soldiers in the killing of internationally renowned Chilean folk singer and political activist Victor Jara, who was tortured and shot to death just days after the country's 1973 coup.

Four new TV spots of “Fantastic Four” have surfaced online. They put each member of the team including Mr. Fantastic (Miles Teller), Invisible Woman (Kate Mara), The Thing (Jamie Bell) and The Human Torch (Michael B. Jordan) in the spotlight and show off their superhero personas and abilities.

Thursday marks the one week anniversary of the shootings at military recruiting centers in Chattanooga, Tenn. Churches in the city will ring bells five times in memory of the five service members who were killed.

A British teenage girl named Georgia Littlewood reportedly died from liver failure after accidentally consuming an overdose of paracetamol, according to an inquest heard on Wednesday. The girl was immediately rushed to the hospital when she complained of severe stomach pain and showed signs of mumbling.

Paving the way for smooth implementation of the Right To Education this year, the state government Thursday told the Bombay high court that it would withdraw a controversial rule and revive its earlier norm that set two levels of entry for admissions under RTE quota.

NASA is revealing the latest results from the Kepler Space Telescope, which was designed to hunt for planets around distant stars, including ones that might be Earth-like.

NPR's Robert Siegel interviews Katie Mack, an astrophysicist at the University of Melbourne, about NASA's discovery of an Earth-like planet, and why humankind is so fascinated with twin-earths.

Black Lives Matter became a powerful digital tool to mobilize thousands of protesters angered over the use of deadly police force in cities across the country. The group will meet on Friday in Cleveland to discuss what is next for its members, and how to influence real change.

NPR's Melissa Block speaks to New York Times reporter Jennifer Medina about how drones are flying too close to front lines of wildfires in California, interfering with planes fighting the flames.

With hundreds of fires burning in Alaska — some hundreds of miles from the nearest road — fire officials must decide which fires to fight and which to let burn by weighing potential threats and logistics. And in a place as rugged and wild as Alaska, the logistics can be very challenging.

Secretaries Kerry, Munoz and Lew defend the Iran nuclear deal on Capitol Hill Thursday before a panel that includes several skeptical lawmakers, including two Republican presidential candidates.

Once inspectors determine that Iran is abiding by a nuclear deal, United Nations and European Union sanctions will be lifted. But some Iranians will remain on U.S. sanctions lists.

Nigeria's president says the United States' refusal to sell his country needed weapons is aiding and abetting Islamist extremists waging a deadly campaign there. President Muhammadu Buhari made his comments as he ended a four-day visit to the U.S. this week.

Are solar panels the best way to connect millions of Africans to electricity? That's the plan the president will tout on his visit to Kenya. Critics ask: What about tapping into power lines?

Each year, 300 to 400 people are killed in high-speed police pursuits in the U.S. Some solutions to create safer chases have emerged — such a Batman-like dart that tracks fleeing cars.

Barack Obama is inviting Pakistan beleaguered Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to the White House in October, raising the prospect of a second such visit in two years despite the US President reneging on his pledge to visit Pakistan during his second term.