Новости за 13.07.2017

Emmy predictions: In the July 12 Calendar section, an article predicting the Emmy nominees said that “Game of Thrones” had won the drama series Emmy three times. The HBO series has won that top award twice.

Federal authorities conducting a traffic stop in San Bernardino shot and wounded a man Wednesday after he drove a car toward them, officials said.

Martin Truex Jr. celebrates his dominant season in calm reflection, and with purpose.

Authorities have found human remains in their search for four missing young Pennsylvania men and have identified one victim, a district attorney said in a middle-of-the-night briefing.

Jordan Morris’ second goal of the game broke a tie in the 76th minute, and the United States edged tiny Martinique 3-2 Wednesday night in the CONCACAF Gold Cup after wasting a two-goal lead against a team that is not even a member of FIFA.

Chuck Blazer, the disgraced American soccer executive whose admissions of corruption set off a global scandal that ultimately toppled FIFA President Sepp Blatter, has died. He was 72.

A 38-year-old parolee led police on a pursuit through Oceano Dunes state beach Wednesday afternoon, leaving families and children dashing for safety, authorities said.

The University of California is headed toward allowing all campuses to use letters of recommendation in admissions decisions for the first time, despite concerns that the policy could hurt students who have less access to teachers and counselors who could artfully write the letters.

When Lily Gonzalez was released from Valley State Prison in Chowchilla in 2012, all she wanted to do was put incarceration behind her. She hoped to go back to work, continue her education at Cal State Northridge and reconnect with her 11-year-old daughter.

The pool, the dining hall and a single cabin are all that remain of the 290-acre Boy Scouts facility at Rancho Alegre, which the Whittier fire swept across Saturday.

Los Angeles County sheriff’s detectives are investigating an officer-involved shooting in San Fernando that left a man hospitalized Wednesday evening, officials said.

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An 87-year-old man is believed to have shot his wife to death Wednesday morning in Arleta before turning the gun on himself in a murder-suicide attempt, police said.

A federal appeals court appeared highly skeptical Wednesday that a monkey had standing to sue for copyright protection.

Homeland Security Secretary John F. Kelly told Latino lawmakers on Wednesday that a program that protected young immigrants from deportation was probably illegal, though he was personally supportive, according to House members.

Sometime in the last few days, a block of ice the size of Delaware broke away from Antarctica and is now floating freely in the Weddell Sea.

Some of California’s decisions about how to use its water would be relegated to the federal government under a bill passed by the House on Wednesday.

The historic transformation of the automobile industry will generate billions to trillions of dollars for companies and investors. But for traditional automakers, the road ahead will be bumpy, risky and expensive.

Donald Trump Jr. has never shied away from controversy.

When photographs surfaced of him in 2012 holding up the severed tail of an elephant alongside his brother Eric and a dead cheetah — the animals their kill from an African safari — he shot back at outraged critics.

“I’m a hunter,” he said....

President Trump arrives in Paris on Thursday for a hastily planned visit to meet with France’s new, young president and attend Bastille Day celebrations, his first public appearances after four days that have been dominated by mounting questions over what he knew about Russian efforts to assist...

A long-term study of men diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer has confirmed that patients who forgo immediate surgery have the same odds of living another decade or two as patients who have their tumors surgically removed.