Новости за 20.07.2017

The quest for global domination in the world’s oceans as well as the global strike concept by the US and its allies puts international stability at risk and poses a direct military threat to Russia, Moscow’s new naval doctrine says.
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A dramatic struggle to resuscitate a small dog rescued from a fire in California has been captured on camera. Bakersfield firefighters desperately gave the animal oxygen as it struggled to regain consciousness.
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Incidents of apparent biting and nipple-twisting marred the US soccer team’s victory over El Salvador in the CONCACAF Gold Cup quarterfinal in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
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The death of Chester Bennington, lead singer of the rock band Linkin Park, has spurred outpourings of grief as fans wrestle with another apparent suicide of a musical icon.
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A Pennsylvania judge has sentenced a married couple to up to seven years in prison each for “gifting” their daughter, then nine years old, to Lee Kaplan to be his wife. Kaplan was convicted for sexually assaulting the girl and her five younger sisters.
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A breathtaking video shot at the MAKS-2017 Air Show near Moscow shows the legendary ‘Russian Knights’ aerobatic team performing stunts in their Sukhoi Su-30 fighters.
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Chester Bennington, the lead singer of rock band Linkin Park, has died at 41, the Los Angeles County coroner said, AP reports. He was was found hanged, according to TMZ citing law enforcement sources.
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Six teenagers that represented Burundi at the First Global robotics challenge in Washington, DC went missing after the competition. Two have been spotted entering Canada, according to police, who say there is no indication of foul play.
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Survivors of sexual assault have accused the US Air Force Academy of using mental health diagnoses to cover up sex crimes and as a way to force cadets out of the military university.
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A new monitoring body to counter racism and other forms of discrimination within the Football Union of Russia (FUR) has begun its mission in the domestic championship in preparation for the upcoming 2018 World Cup.
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With temperatures soaring to 100F (37C), inmates at a jail in St. Louis, Missouri have been begging for help because of a lack of air conditioning.
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The son of Cecil the lion has been shot dead by a hunter in Zimbabwe. It’s two years since the murder of the animal's father by a trophy-hunting US dentist sparked worldwide anger.
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Palestinians and Israeli forces clashed at Tekoa junction in the West Bank on Thursday after a Palestinian man was killed following an alleged attempt to attack Israeli forces with a knife.
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The Obama administration quietly set up an interagency task force to deal with possible physical and cyber disruptions of the 2016 US presidential election, but believed most cyber incidents would be “unsubstantiated or inconsequential.”
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Malaysian fans of Spanish language summer smash hit ‘Despacito’ will no longer be able to hear the track on state media. Authorities banned the song because if its steamy lyrics.
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Moscow and Washington are in talks to create a cybersecurity working group, Andrey Krutskikh, a presidential envoy on the issue, has said. The US formally asked Russia about vote-hacking one week prior to the 2016 election and Moscow replied the next day, he added.
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The Israeli army will put thousands of extra troops on alert in the West Bank ahead of Friday prayers at Jerusalem's Temple Mount, fearing that clashes over security measures implemented at the holy site will spread.
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A Saudi prince has been arrested on the orders of King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, after footage emerged allegedly exposing his violent behavior, including aiming a gun at a man’s head.
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A Saturday Night Live writer has been responding to President Donald Trump’s tweets as if they were text messages, prompting a few chuckles among the online community.
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AlphaBay and Hansa, two of the Dark web’s largest markets, were taken down as part of a joint effort involving multiple law enforcement agencies. Authorities claim to have collected user data from the sites, used for the sale of illegal drugs and firearms.
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The name Donald is tumbling down the list of most popular boys names in the US, falling to its lowest ebb in 2016 as President Trump hit the campaign trail.
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The famous Ilyushin Il-2 Sturmovik has taken to the skies over Zhukovsky airdrome at the MAKS-2017 Air Show, marking a glorious return for the WWII-era aircraft. The plane had been lying at the bottom of a lake for 70 years after it was shot down during the war.
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Australia is the latest country to announce it will construct a purpose-built suburban village for dementia sufferers.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is more popular than Prime Minister Theresa May with the wider public for the first time, new opinion polls suggest.
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British citizens living abroad could lose their right to move to a different EU country post-Brexit, fraught negotiations have revealed.
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