Новости за 13.07.2016

The 10-song LP is due out September 16

SEOUL, July 13 (Yonhap) -- South Korea and the United States picked the mountainous southern town of Seongju as the location for deploying a Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system on Wednesday as the allies are speeding up efforts to place

Willian has signed an improved deal at Chelsea which will keep him at Stamford Bridge until 2020.

Just in case you thought CNN had any journalistic morals left, last night Don Lemon introduced Corey Lewandowski as "still receiving severance from Donald Trump" Media Matters reports:

Photos of the biggest fair in Russian history

Don’t allow your hard-earned savings to suffer during the downtimes, writes Michelle Beetar.

Grace Potter, Dawes and Moon Taxi will rock this year's Democratic and Republican national conventions with invitation-only events supporting the...

Are you ready for the most frustrating yet exhilarating day of the summer, TV fans? The 2016 Emmy nominations are set to be announced tomorrow, Thursday, July 14, by Anthony Anderson and...

Several twisters - or funnel clouds - have been spotted over Kent today - have you seen one?

One of Gillingham's early-season fixtures has been moved for live television coverage.

Different strains of mice respond to the same diet in different ways. Genes predict how successful or damaging a diet will be. One diet will not suit all.

Yoga offered starting July 12

Long after the impending Summer Olympics end, some countries are more likely to feel the after-effects than others.

While global crude markets have swung from a large surplus to a closer balance in the second quarter of 2016, high stock prices are potentially threatening price stability, a report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) concluded Wednesday. “We may well see crude oil stocks fall back but there is a risk that, unless demand turns out to be stronger than we currently anticipate, products stocks could rise still further and threaten the whole price structure,” the IEA said.

The image leaked on Chinese social network Weibo

Sydney's stunning coup to land Lance Franklin continues to reap huge dividends for the Swans but few would have foreseen how the latest pay-off would lay the foundation for a tilt at further riches.

Consumer banks have outpaced Wall Street I-banks’ shares in recovering.

A series of equipment failures and unexplained attacks have exposed the vulnerabilities of the U.S. electrical grid. Keith Cloud, head of security for the Western Area Power Administration, which controls portions of the grid in 15 states, says he doesn’t receive enough funding to secure his substations. Video: Gabe Johnson/WSJ. Photo Mark Paterman for The Wall Street Journal

A new, multifaceted app intended as a safe, community-oriented space for gender-variant and queer people from all across the spectrum of sexuality and gender identity is now available.

WASHINGTON — The United States is bringing a case against China to the World Trade Organization, arguing that taxes the Chinese impose on raw materials exports put U.S. manufacturers at a disadvantage. “These duties are China’s attempt to game the system so that raw materials are cheaper for their manufacturers and more expensive for ours,”

Staging ballet productions is not easy in the conservative North Caucasus

A appeals court reversed part of a bankruptcy court ruling that protects GM from some legal claims like the defective ignition switch.

Russian authorities briefly detained and then deported the chief of the board that oversees U.S. government broadcasting overseas, including the Voice of America and Radio Free Europe, the agency said Wednesday, the latest move amid heightening friction between Washington and Moscow.

HELSINKI (AP) — Finnish telecoms company Nokia expects a sales boost this year after agreeing to expand its licensing agreement with Samsung.