Новости за 04.09.2015

Beyoncé's ringing in her birthday with a (literal) bang. Taking to her blog space, the Grammy-winning artist showed off new wispy bangs to compliment her already layered locks....

Phase two of road construction on Interstate 94 between Warrens and Tomah is scheduled to begin Tuesday.

A bottom in commodity prices may come within the next few months, if it already hasn't passed, Dennis Gartman said Thursday.

A staple of so many childhoods, R.L. Stine's books have already been fodder for the small screen, but now they're headed to the multiplex with "Goosebumps," led by none other by Jack Black. Can it recapture the those creepy thrills readers got as kids, or will it just be another CGI monster movie? We'll let you decide with the new trailer below. READ MORE: Watch Jack Black Go Supernatural In First Trailer For 'Goosebumps' Joined by Jillian Bell, Amy Ryan, Ken Marino, and Kumail Nanjiani, the meta... Читать дальше...

A Pakistani court on Thursday rejected a petition to send back to India a deaf-mute woman who lost her family when she wandered over one of the world’s most militarized borders as a child, saying the two nations should resolve the issue diplomatically.

New Star Wars-themed merchandise was unboxed during a live YouTube event on Thursday. From toys and mini robots to drones, fans can purchase the new goods starting on "Force Friday."

A nonpartisan congressional investigation found "substantial reason to believe" that Rep. Mike Honda and his congressional staff used taxpayer resources to benefit his campaign, according to a report released Thursday afternoon.

Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis was jailed Thursday for defying a federal judge's order to issue marriage licenses on religious grounds. Photo: Getty

DES officials say Jimenez was indicted by a state grand jury in October 2014 and accepted a plea deal on a misdemeanor charge of criminal possession of a forgery device.

A federal judge delivered a strong rebuke to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Thursday when he vacated the four-game suspension issued to New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady for Brady’s alleged role in the “Deflategate” scandal.

After the fantastically harsh comedies "The Color Wheel" and "Listen Up Philip," two of my favorite American indies of the new century, writer-director Alex Ross Perry edges into the terrain of the psychological thriller with "Queen of Earth."

The US Center for Constitutional rights stated that a US federal judge dismissed a case against FBI agents for allegedly placing law-abiding Muslims on a no-fly list issued by the US government.

Dating just got harder for Indonesian teenagers in West Java, with a local leader on Thursday threatening to ban late-night trysts and marry off young couples caught out after dark.

"This is me getting back to my roots again.” That’s how B.o.B characterizes his latest project, Psycadelik Thoughtz (Rebel Rock/Grand Hustle/Atlantic...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Metro's chief safety officer has resigned, becoming the first executive to step down after a derailment in downtown Washington that embarrassed the transit agency. Dougherty becomes the third person to resign after Metro revealed that the problem that led to the derailment was discovered a month before the train went off the tracks but wasn't fixed.

Three more Democratic senators -- Cory Booker of New Jersey, Mark Warner of Virginia and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota -- joined in support Thursday of an internationally backed nuclear deal with Iran.

It may not be obvious from your medicine cabinet, but patients have more say than ever in the way drugs are developed in the U.S. Pharmaceutical companies and the government now welcome patients’ thoughts on their diseases, symptoms and treatment options at virtually every stage of the process.

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ANN ARBOR, Mich., Sept. 3 (UPI) -- Daily marijuana use by college students is the highest it has been since 1980 and has surpassed daily cigarette smoking for the first time.

Shortly after Donald Trump announced from Trump Tower that he had reached an agreement with the Republican National Committee to support the party's eventual nominee for the general election, a man in a white cloak styled after a Ku Klux Klan robe was forcibly pushed away from in front of the massive Midtown Manhattan building. The aggressor was wearing a suit and tie and a Trump button pinned to his lapel.

The federal government can no longer use controversial stingray devices to track mobile phone users without a warrant.

Gov. Jerry Brown has ramped up his efforts to reach a deal on funding road repairs, dispatching a top administration official to present a new proposal to Republican leaders on Thursday morning.

Two women in the United States have been arrested for organizing a “Fight Club” where pre-schoolers and kindergartners were encouraged to brawl with each other on a playground at a US nursery.

Kaya Scodelario strikes a pose while attending the press conference and photo call for her upcoming film Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials held at the Renaissance Sao Paulo Hotel on Wednesday (September 2) in Sao Paolo, Brazil. The 23-year-old actress joined co-star Giancarlo Esposito as they continued to promote the flick, which is set to [...]

A newly-discovered dolphin species could bridge the evolutionary gap between ocean-dwellers and river dolphins.

Wanna know what happened to predictability? It is right here, alive, on Netflix, in the form of the just-revealed logo for your favorite new sitcom of 2016, Fuller House. The streaming...