Новости за 19.09.2015

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Junior quarterback Jeff Lockie will make his first career start for No. 12 Oregon on Saturday against Georgia State.

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Junior quarterback Jeff Lockie will make his first career start for No. 12 Oregon on Saturday against Georgia State.

CBS and Warner Bros. released the first image of 'Supergirl' villain Red Tornado on Saturday.

Lee McKenzie is joined by Eddie Jordan and David Coulthard to look back on qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix.

The murder conviction of a felon in the 2010 "ambush" slaying of a San Diego police officer was upheld Friday by an appellate court.

If the accusations against Volkswagen hold up, Americans should be outraged at the company's cynical and deliberate efforts to violate one of this country's most important environmental laws.

Kylie Jenner was attacked by a fan as she was leaving Chris Brown’s concert at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif., on Friday, Sept. 18. Kylie Jenner...

Karne Hesketh scored the winning try deep in injury time as Japan beat South Africa 34-32 to seal the biggest shock in Rugby World Cup history.

After Thursday's night's black-tie gala opening for 700 at the new Broad museum, what could possibly come next?

Ukrainian border patrol detained ten citizens of Syria, Somalia and Jordan moving toward the Hungarian border, according to the statement of the Ukrainian State Border Service.

Expect there to be a film, one day, about Nicci Taylor and her search for love.

Estella Charleson isn’t the first aboriginal lawyer to be called to the bar in the Great Hall of the B.C. Supreme Court, but she was the first to do it Hesquiaht style. Forsaking the traditional court attire of a barrister’s black gown, white wing collar shirt, tabs and waistcoat, which was worn by 181 other lawyers in the Call and Admission Ceremony on Thursday, the 31-year-old from the Hesquiaht First Nation chose to wear regalia from her own tradition.

London-bound flight strikes blast fence at New York's Kennedy airport as it was being pushed back from gate

Japan pulled off perhaps the biggest upset in Rugby World Cup history, defeating two-time champions South Africa.

Called "Rattle That Lock," Gilmour is out with his first solo album in nearly 10 years, and he had never done an in-depth interview for U.S. television -- until now

The Senegalese capital, on the far western edge of Africa, looks nothing like the sleepy port city that Amadou Sy remembers from his youth.

Do not judge Hungary too harshly. Britain may find that it needs to impose draconian border controls, too

"I want him to leave when he feels it’s the time it’s to leave. But he won’t be forced out, trust me.” —Jerry West on Kobe Bryant

The 67th Annual Emmy Awards are Sunday, September 20 at 8 p.m. Eastern on Fox. Brooklyn Nine-Nine star and former Saturday Night Live cast member Andy Samberg will be hosting (a.k.a. delivering a short monologue and quipping as quickly as possible between awards).

They make everything bigger in Texas. Even lies, which might be the biggest of any place on the planet. Breitbart News has worked hard to capitalize on those lies, but this time they found themselves a big fat lemon.

Maybe Jeremy Corbyn's sincerity and ability to speak in complete sentences will rub off on other politicians?

The Israel-Palestine conflict has been out of the news of late — but a new round of violence in the West Bank and in east Jerusalem, which is predominantly Arab, has brought it back into focus.

Sure, it’s Talk Like a Pirate Day, but wouldn’t you rather talk like a gangster?

Which contemporary families will prove triumphant at the Emmys? Whether the moving transgender tale of "Transparent," the popular comedy "Modern Family" or the ensemble prison camaraderie of "Orange Is The New Black," this Sunday's Emmys will make big statements about how America sees itself.