Новости за 13.02.2018

Una mujer moribunda que, según los informes, se arrastró hasta llegar a un camino rural, usó sus últimas palabras para ayudar a las autoridades a identificar a sus agresores, dijo el Departamento del Sheriff del condado de Alameda.

Even as it is consumed by political fallout from Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election, Washington is still struggling to respond to what many officials see as an imminent national security threat: a network of voting systems alarmingly vulnerable to foreign attack.

Even as it is consumed by political fallout from Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election, Washington is still struggling to respond to what many officials see as an imminent national security threat: a network of voting systems alarmingly vulnerable to foreign attack.

This is a problem the world thought it had fixed.

Scientists discovered in the 1980s that chlorofluorocarbons — used for refrigeration and in aerosol sprays — were creating a hole in the stratospheric ozone layer far above Antarctica, which could have devastating consequences for life on Earth....

A New Jersey man who planted a pair of pressure-cooker bombs in Manhattan in September 2016, including one that injured more than 30 people, was sentenced Tuesday to two life sentences plus 30 years.

A Mexican man who was acquitted of murder in a San Francisco shooting that ignited a national immigration debate has pleaded not guilty to federal gun charges.

Tens of thousands of revelers descended on New Orleans streets for parades and rowdy fun as Mardi Gras capped the Carnival season in a city with a celebration of its own, its 300th anniversary.

The American Library Assn. announced the winners of its annual awards for adult and children's literature this week, including the prestigious Carnegie, Newbery, Caldecott and Printz medals.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday that he has devoted his political career to helping the country and a police recommendation that he be indicted on corruption charges would go nowhere.

A dying woman who reportedly dragged herself to the side of a rural street used her final words to help authorities identify her killers, the Alameda County Sheriff’s Department said.

It was not so long ago that one could count on certain familiar guideposts of business: Xerox was the dominant provider of office equipment, Sears the biggest retailer, General Electric the leading manufacturer of, well, almost everything, and you couldn’t take a photograph without Kodak.

Israeli police recommend Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be indicted on charges of corruption and abuse of power in cases in which he has been investigated during the last year, according to sources.

As spring training dawned on Tuesday, the worst-kept secret at Camelback Ranch was the occupant of the locker by the door of the Dodgers clubhouse.

Para explorar cómo esta conversación ha cambiado, generación tras generación, les preguntamos a las madres y a las hijas sobre cómo fueron criados para hablar, reaccionar y tomar medidas cuando se trata de acoso y agresión sexual.

To explore how the conversation about sexual harassment and assault has changed in light of the #MeToo movement, we asked mothers and daughters about how they were raised to talk, react and take action.

The NCAA denied Tuesday Notre Dame's appeal of a decision to vacate 21 football victories because of academic misconduct, including all 12 wins from the school's 2012 national championship game run.

Although the grand see-now, buy-now runway experiment — that’s where labels present collections that are available immediately instead of six months down the road — has pretty much run its course at New York Fashion Week, it’s not gone completely the way of the dodo. A high-profile case in point...

Financial markets delivered an unwelcome gift for Jerome H. Powell when he was sworn in last week as chairman of the Federal Reserve — a nosedive.

As the first American woman to win two gold medals in snowboarding, Jamie Anderson has her eye on one more before the Olympic flame is extinguished in Pyeongchang.

Burberry is opening its arms, and its wallet, in support of LGBTQ youths, with plans to unveil a rainbow check at the February show, and a diversity-focused philanthropic program.

A former female employee of Vice Media has alleged in a lawsuit filed Tuesday that the company discriminates against female employees, systemically and intentionally paying them less than their male counterparts.