Новости за 22.03.2016

Homicide detectives are investigating the death of a man whose body was found Tuesday morning in the waters off Venice Beach, officials said.

The sketch artist listened as Enietra Washington described the man she said raped and shot her.

Javier Betancourt, 7, reaches to shake Coach Lazaro Castillo's hand, thanking him for a good practice. Castillo returns his hulking hand, weathered with age, but still strong and soft, like it must have been when he played for the Cuban Professional League Industriales more than decade ago. The...

The Supreme Court dealt a setback to corporate America on Tuesday by upholding a nearly $6-million class-action verdict for a group of Iowa meat-packers who claimed they were not paid for time spent putting on and taking off safety gear.

Among those injured in Tuesday's terror attacks in Brussels were several Americans, including a group of Mormon missionaries and a U.S. serviceman and his family.

Clippers Coach Doc Rivers said before practice Tuesday that Jeff Green was cleared by the NBA after he missed Sunday night’s game at New Orleans with concussion-like symptoms.

Lakers Coach Byron Scott said he spoke with two players who were accused of harassing a woman and her mother Sunday night in Hollywood.

Talk about a “motivated” seller. Self-help author and inspirational speaker Tony Robbins had listed his La Quinta estate for sale at $3.995 million. 

Showtime is getting into the binge business.

The pay-TV network will have a special launch for its new comedy “Dice” by releasing all six episodes at once — a first for Showtime.

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Travelers who have plans to fly to Belgium and other European cities after three deadly terrorist bombings Tuesday may be able to change or cancel flights without penalty.

The Kardashian sisters have been hit with another lawsuit. This time, two of their business partners are claiming that the reality TV stars breached their contract and committed fraud because they didn't do enough to promote their beauty line, Kardashian Beauty. 

A jury Tuesday acquitted a longtime Los Angeles lobbyist and former L.A. City Council aide accused of corruption, rejecting charges that he and his wife participated in a scheme to help an elected water board member siphon thousands of dollars in public money for personal use.

Celebrities took to the Internet to share their anger and despair over the acts of terrorism that struck the Belgian capital of Brussels early Tuesday morning. Explosions at Brussels Airport and the Maelbeek metro station, located near European Union institutions in the city, killed at least 34...

A passenger who made comments about terrorism was removed from a United Airlines jet before takeoff at Lindbergh Field on Tuesday morning, officials said.

In December, a married couple who authorities said had been "self-radicalized" killed 14 people in San Bernardino in what has been described as the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil since 9/11.

A Texas state trooper pleaded not guilty Tuesday in a case stemming from the death of Sandra Bland, whose death in jail last summer fueled criticism of police and their treatment of minorities.

President Obama made an impassioned appeal for democracy in this communist capital Tuesday, calling on President Raul Castro to set aside fears of popular rule and put the future of his country “en los manos del pueblo Cubanos” – in the hands of the Cuban people.

The U.S. government's announcement that it might be able to unlock a San Bernardino shooter's iPhone without Apple's help is not likely to end the debate over encryption, privacy and national security.   Law enforcement has complained for many months that data encryption creates a major investigative...

A series of terrorist attacks struck Brussels early Tuesday, leaving at least 31 dead and scores injured. What we know so far: 3 explosions went off in the Belgian capital Tuesday morning. Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attacks. At about 8 a.m. in Brussels, two explosions hit...

Combative former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, who retained substantial support even after being caught on video smoking crack, engaging in incidents of public drunkenness and hobnobbing with criminals, died Tuesday after fighting cancer, his family says. He was 46.

Debra Duardo, a former high school dropout, will become the top education official for Los Angeles County, heading an agency that provides schooling for teenage inmates as well as for thousands of disabled students—programs that have been criticized in recent years.

A new photography exhibition documenting the plight of refugees in Europe, Africa and beyond will open next month at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Century City, and will feature work from five photographers who have captured displaced persons in multiple countries, including the U.S.

Three Syrian nationals have been charged by U.S. authorities with being members of a notorious hacking group that launched high-profile attacks on U.S. government and media targets, including one in 2013 that briefly sent stock markets tumbling.

Alaska Airlines will allow loyalty program members to redeem 10,000 miles to pay for the TSA's expedited airport security screening program for five years.

Dwight Howard doesn't see the big deal about the sticky substance he's admitted to using on his hands for the last several NBA seasons.