Новости за 17.10.2017

Whether the Dodgers’ playoff run ends with a World Series championship or an NLCS loss to the Chicago Cubs, right fielder Yasiel Puig will come home a winner.

Roy Price has resigned as the head of Amazon Studios after an allegation that he sexually harassed a television producer working on one his shows.

Canada’s David Lemieux will have an opportunity to regain a middleweight title Dec. 16 after his promoter, Oscar De La Hoya, struck a deal Tuesday for Lemieux to fight England’s Billy Joe Saunders in Montreal, the Los Angeles Times learned.

The company that owns the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino implied Tuesday that it was in touch with wounded security guard Jesus Campos, who seemingly vanished last week as questions mounted over the Las Vegas casino’s response to the Oct. 1 mass shooting.

San Diego’s hepatitis A outbreak added another death Tuesday, pushing the total to 19 as the number of confirmed cases passed 500.

Five firefighters were injured in a fast-moving wildfire in the Santa Cruz Mountains, one of several wildfires burning across California.

The horrific allegations against Harvey Weinstein have summoned forth images that will play in our heads on a loop for days, months, maybe years. Those images — detailed with sickening exactitude in the pages of the New York Times and the New Yorker, and also in the harrowing personal testimonies...

As his team makes a playoff run, Houston Astros owner Jim Crane is making moves of his own.

Did violent volcanoes in Russia, Greenland and Alaska affect the lives of ancient Egyptians?

To the editor: Why have a 25th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution if we refuse to use it? (“Think the 25th Amendment will take care of Trump? You're dreaming,” Opinion, Oct. 15)

U.S.-backed Syrian forces battling Islamic State say the city of Raqqah has been liberated, dealing a major symbolic blow to the extremist group that had made the city the de-facto capital of its self-styled caliphate.

After seven straight days of talks fraught with emotion, officials representing the U.S., Canada and Mexico were at seeming loggerheads over several American proposals that observers fear could derail the negotiations and ultimately cause an unraveling of the 23-year-old North American Free Trade...

Key senators announced a bipartisan deal Tuesday to fix parts of the nation's healthcare law and head off large premium increases faced by consumers in some states.

A federal judge in Hawaii on Tuesday issued an order blocking major parts of President Trump’s newest travel ban, suggesting it violated immigration law.

Alarmed by spasms of violence at protests in Charlottesville, Va., and Berkeley, Los Angeles lawmakers soon could impose new restrictions on what people can bring to public demonstrations and meetings in the city.

A key Republican senator said Tuesday he's reached a deal with his Democratic counterpart on resuming federal payments to health insurers that President Donald Trump has blocked. At the White House, the president spoke favorably about the bipartisan pact.

Harvey Weinstein resigned from the board of directors of Weinstein Co. on Tuesday as the company’s leaders met to determine the fate of the independent film house in the wake of the sex scandal that has engulfed its cofounder.