Новости за 17.10.2015

75-year-old Army veteran stops attacker who allegedly later told police he "failed in his mission to kill everyone"

What a survey of moms and daughters tells us about the emotional well-being of girls with a family or genetic history of breast cancer

Cleveland Browns quarterback questioned after witnesses saw him arguing on side of highway with girlfriend

The president will embark on a nationwide tour to discuss prison policies and drug-abuse initiatives

Critic Kenneth Turan runs down some of the most promising fall films

Toddler, 5-year-old hospitalized after latest incidents of sexual violence against girls, women in India

The Supreme Court could say as early as Monday whether they will take up the case

After holding a rally in Massachusetts, Donald Trump responds to Jeb Bush's Twitter attack

In the exhibition "River Crossings" in Upstate New York, contemporary artists honor their forbears of the mid-19th century

On a suicide mission, four Coast Guardsmen take small lifeboat into violent nor'easter to rescue crew of a tanker split in half

Authorities say police officers, pedestrian kill Palestinians who attacked them with knives in latest confrontations

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Drone registration would provide "ability to track it back if we find that they are violating some FAA rule," Transportation Sec. said

A disturbing burglary and then a brutal murder -- who wanted beautiful young mother dead?

"We thought we were going to get buried alive, in the mud, we just thought it was done," mother says after mudslide overwhelmed highway

Curiosity over whether Vice-President Joe Biden will run for president in 2016 is so strong that even President Obama was asked about it

​The mother of a girl with a rare, heartbreaking illness has decided not to stand idle as her daughter is threatened with death

Republican presidential contender and Florida senator weighs in on Hillary Clinton's private email server and where the GOP is headed

Days before Hillary Clinton's appearance before the Benghazi panel, Huma Abedin answered questions about the 2012 Libya attack

Steel-reinforced impact walls, a holding pen for mud and cameras to see it all coming down are included; he still may lose everything

Major Lisa Jaster became the third woman to graduate from the Army's elite Ranger School

Prosecutors said Mathew Ajibade died after being Tased while his hands and legs were restrained

Thanks to generous venture capital, these companies' values have skyrocketed, but is that creating a bubble?

The most compelling photos from the week's news, October 10-16, 2015, including a pumpkin weigh-in, terrorism in Turkey and drugs on fire

The former NBA star might be out of the woods after being in a coma since Tuesday from revels at Nevada brothel