Новости за 05.08.2018

Four high school friends head to California this week to pitch their mobile app about fire prevention to tech leaders. More than 19,000 teenage girls participated in the worldwide contest.

The arrival of five twin-engine turboprops, used for short-distance regional flights, represent perhaps the last benefits the country will see under the nuclear deal President Trump withdrew from in May.

Plastic detritus threatens to swamp the entire planet, but laboratories around the world are working on solutions, by finding ways to use energy more efficiently and by exploiting natural wastes.

The president's son-in-law has reportedly bought into a theory that Palestinian identity and desire to return to what is now Israel is being artificially kept alive because Palestinians are recognized as refugees by the United Nations .

We are witnessing the start of entropy wars that will hasten the unwinding of the American global experiment, and each arbitrary bit of presidential pique is a predecessor to more possible economic upheavals and displacements.

Los Angeles is the Great Gatsby of American cities, and a new book confirms this through the lives of three early, self-invented Angelenos.

The French energy company EDF says the actions were taken to avoid overheating rivers and harming aquatic life.

Transit agency seeks to head off clashes as the event moves to the nation’s capital from Charlottesville, Va., but critics and union officials are angry at any plan that accommodates white supremacists.

Explosives detonate as the socialist president gives a speech to hundreds of soldiers; seven people are hurt in the apparent attack, officials say.

Demonstrators aligned with the right-wing Patriot Prayer and Proud Boys groups clash with self-described anti-fascist protesters in third such incident in the city this summer.

Gov. Jerry Brown tours neighborhoods wiped out by wildfire near Redding in Northern California and says the "president has been pretty good on helping us in disasters so I'm hopeful."

Gov. Jerry Brown tours Northern California neighborhoods wiped out by wildfire near Redding, says, the "president has been pretty good on helping us in disasters so I'm hopeful."