Новости за 30.12.2015

Fans couldn't get enough of this fantasy drama - even if it meant breaking the law

The country singer has been missing since Saturday

A San Diego high school baseball coach says he was able to escape from a man who kidnapped him and a teen player

The most compelling photos from the week's news, Dec. 26, 2015-Jan. 1, 2016, including flooding in Britain, police officers graduate in New York and Sydney fireworks

New mammogram advice, vaccine controversies, and a little pink pill were among the top health stories of the year

The accused shooter was reportedly upset after he thought the girl's family had flashed their lights at him

Ex-Temple University employee says comedian drugged, violated her at his home near Philadelphia in 2004

Netflix series is raising questions about the 2005 Wisconsin murder case of Teresa Halbach and whether Steven Avery was wrongfully convicted

Early was reportedly on his way home from a club when his cab was surrounded by armed, masked men

A look at the 27-year-old Swedish actress' rise to stardom and why we can expect 2016 to be her year

Dutch police were told of a decapitated body found in a tiny strip of land notorious for crime, but it wasn't their problem -- and that was the problem

Doug Demarest wasn't authorized to fly small plane that smashed into a building in downtown Anchorage, authorities say

Just two weeks after former CEO Martin Shkreli's arrest, the biotech is now seeking bankruptcy protection

Roman Catholic Church officials tell Rev. Albert San Jose to take some time off to think about his actions after Mass on wheels

A total of five vehicles, including a tow truck, were involved in the crash

Dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet's regime swore people to secrecy, but the "criminals can't take the guilt any longer"

Police say they were in car hit by another, whose driver was killed

Video captures Michael Delgado pulling his dog to safety from the rubble of his home

Authorities in Tennessee say 3 members of Ooltewah High School team charged after alleged incident involving teammate during tournament

In the rough and tumble world of politics, truth is often the first virtue to be sacrificed -- but this year was something special

Missiles were launched from Iranian naval vessels within a couple thousand yards of U.S. aircraft carrier sailing in strategic Strait of Hormuz

Rescuers still trying to reach survivors of deadly Christmas cave-in, state media say

The rate of increase has been slowing in recent years -- whether that remains the case is the $2.9 trillion question

Temblor was followed by at least two strong aftershocks, but no reports of damage or injuries

Conversations between Israeli PM and U.S. lawmakers caught by NSA wiretaps, Wall Street Journal reports