Новости за 13.07.2017

The US State Department spent over $15,000 of taxpayer money at a Trump-branded hotel in Vancouver, Canada to accompany President Donald Trump’s children as they participated in its grand opening, government records show.
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A fugitive in California brought police on a near two-hour car chase which only ended when his car got stuck in the sand. The suspect ran into the Pacific Ocean before police arrested him at gunpoint.
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Dramatic footage showing a brazen bank heist using a forklift truck to smash through a wall and steal an ATM has been released by UK detectives.
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During a press conference entitled "The mummies of Nazca" in Lima, Peru, UFO enthusiasts and journalists discussed the alleged discovery of alien remains near the Nazca lines of Peru.
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Last month, China completed the first phase of its panda-inspired green energy plant, designed to get kids excited about clean energy. Now, a satellite image from Deimos Imaging has captured how it looks from outer space.
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A Food and Drug Administration panel has approved the first-ever gene therapy to treat Leukemia. The immunotherapy works by genetically alters a patient’s own cells to fight cancer and bolsters the immune system to shut down the disease.
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California police are facing public outcry for beating a black teenage girl after she was reportedly mistaken for a larger bald man suspected of threatening people with a machete.
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“Scares and speculations” surrounding Russian military drills are a smokescreen for NATO’s military buildup in Eastern Europe, where the alliance is effectively mastering a potential new battlefield, the Russian permanent representative to NATO says.
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Around 1,000 protesters, mainly from Ukraine's nationalist movements, have blocked the parliament building in Kiev and several streets in the area, while deputies were voting on immunity of certain MPs. Police deployed tear gas to repel crowds turning violent.
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Germany and France have agreed to develop a “new generation” European fighter jet in an effort to strengthen the EU and increase cooperation between the two countries. French President Emmanuel Macron called the plan a “profound revolution.”
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Police have forcibly removed protesters staging a sit-in outside the US Marine Corps’ Camp Schwab in Okinawa in a campaign to protest the relocation of the Futenma base.
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The Italian government has drawn up a draft plan to limit migrant rescue operations in the Mediterranean. Both Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International claim the measures are punitive and would severely endanger lives.
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University of Cambridge astronomers have stumbled upon the smallest star ever discovered. Fractionally larger than Saturn but smaller than Jupiter, it was hiding in a binary star system 600 light years away.
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France has shifted its priorities from ousting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to defeating terrorism and seeking political stability at home, French President Emmanuel Macron said.
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Over 400 people have been arrested in a major federal crackdown on healthcare fraud, the Department of Justice has announced. In addition to tackling fraudulent billing, the action sought to fight opioid abuse, which kills over 50,000 Americans each year.
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After defying a court order to release Attorney General Jeff Session’s security clearance form relating to his contact with the Russian government, the Justice Department has released a heavily redacted version.
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Ajax midfielder Abdelhak Nouri, who collapsed during his team’s friendly match last Saturday, has being diagnosed with serious and permanent brain damage, his football club revealed on Thursday.
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The discussion draft of the ‘Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017’ has been released, amid ongoing opposition from Democrats and a number of Republican lawmakers who think the bill either goes too far, or not far enough.
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Web giant Google has spent millions of dollars on studies in order to advance its corporate interests, sponsoring academia from leading universities such as Oxford and Harvard, claims a report by an ethics watchdog, which Google described as “misleading.”
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A Dusseldorf court has released a suspected Islamist who worked for the country’s spy agency, according to media reports citing a local court official. He was arrested last year for gathering confidential data and planning a terrorist attack.
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The effects of climate change may extend further than melting glaciers and rising sea levels, according to a new study which says that hot temperatures may cause up to 30 percent of airplanes to be grounded in coming decades.
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Naruto – the selfie-loving monkey – is back in the news again after a federal appeals court in San Francisco heard arguments on Wednesday about whether the black macaque can own the rights to an image he took in Indonesia in 2011.
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Saudi Arabia has been funding mosques across Europe that are encouraging terrorism through extremists ideologies, the former UK ambassador to Saudi Arabia has said.
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Afghanistan veteran and pro-Corbyn Labour MP Clive Lewis has been elected to head the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on unmanned warfare, but can he hold Britain’s secret wars to account?
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Exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States are going to overtake those of Australia and Qatar, making the country the world's largest supplier, according to the latest report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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