Новости за 15.10.2017

A fiery collision in Long Beach that left two people dead is being investigated as a possible street racing incident, authorities said Sunday.

Trump promised that killing the Clean Power Plan would bring relief to coal communities like Homer City. It won't. The administration blueprint for repeal lays bare the extent to which it has overstated the role of climate action in coal's unraveling.

Walk into “Video Art in Latin America” at LAXART and you’ll wonder: Why does it smell like rotten bananas in here?

Roger Federer extended his winning streak over Rafael Nadal this year to four matches after beating the top-ranked Spaniard 6-4, 6-3 to win the Shanghai Masters on Sunday.

Rk. School (W-L) Result | Next game (last ranking)

1. MATER DEI (7-0) def. St. John Bosco, 31-21 | vs. JSerra (at Santa Ana Stadium), Friday (1)

2. CORONA CENTENNIAL (5-1) def. Corona Santiago, 61-14 | vs. Corona, Friday (3)

3. ST. JOHN BOSCO (5-2) lost to Mater Dei, 31-21 | vs. Santa Margarita...

Rob Wigod, the commissioner of the Southern Section, sent out a message informing his membership that since the 2014-15 sports season, “We have seen a significant drop in paid attendance at Southern Section playoff games, specifically a reduction in ticket sales.”

Austria was set to elect a new conservative leader on Sunday who triumphed by promising to take a hard line on the tens of thousands of refugees who have poured into the country from Syria.

It's been a great season for horror, with Blumhouse's "Happy Death Day" becoming the latest horror film to top the domestic box office in its opening weekend.

Only one starting position remains in play as the Lakers begin a final stretch of practices before Thursday’s season opener against the Clippers.

American Pat Perez won the PGA Tour's CIMB Classic, claiming a four-shot victory over compatriot Keegan Bradley on Sunday at TPC Kuala Lumpur.

USC played maybe its best half of the season to erase a 14-point deficit against Utah and keep their Pac-12 and playoff hopes alive.