Новости за 21.10.2015

A man is in police custody after barricading himself into an Indianapolis home and setting it on fire, ABC 6 reports. The individual, identified as Matthew Russ, 25, allegedly stole his ex-girlfriend's keys from her home, took her car and crashed it into a pole Monday morning. 

The tough decision that Howard University faces—whether to keep or sell its license to valuable TV spectrum for potentially hundreds of millions of dollars—is the best thing that could happen to the school. Not just because of the money, but because making that decision forces Howard to take its underutilized assets seriously and consider its role in the future of global media as the world's revered HBCU. More on that later; for now let's debunk some of the already spreading myths about the reasons... Читать дальше...

Police Officer David Taylor was just doing his job, patrolling the International Rice Festival in Crowley, La., when an attendee brought to his attention a young child who had gotten lost in the crowd. 

Vice President Joe Biden will not be running for president for 2016. 

The Virginia couple whose baby announcement went viral after the wife surprised her husband after 17 years of trying have welcomed their son into the world 17 weeks early following complications, WRIC reports.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie wants to ban flights from New Jersey to Cuba until Assata Shakur (formerly known as Joanne Chesimard), who was convicted in 1977 for the murder of a New Jersey state trooper and fled to Cuba in 1984, is returned to the United States.

As the third season opens on BET’s Being Mary Jane, the scars on Mary Jane’s face from the accident have put her prime-time anchor job in jeopardy.

Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old Muslim boy who grabbed national headlines after he was arrested for bringing a homemade clock to his Irving, Texas, high school, will be moving to the Middle East to attend school.

A New York City police officer was fatally shot during a gunfight with a suspect in East Harlem Tuesday night.

Dear Demetria: 

I'm single. A lot of my friends are married. I'll suggest getting together, and they'll say yes, only to hit me at the last minute with, "Hubby will be with me; is that all right?" Is it unrealistic of me to expect to still see my girls without their men tagging along? —Anonymous

Your married friends are tripping and should know better. I mean, they weren't born married, and they've been in your shoes. So, no, you're not being unrealistic.  

Single or married (now), this has happened to most of us. Читать дальше...