A jeep is Saturday (local time) crashed into the crowd at a Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans. US media write that dozens have been wounded. According to police, at least twelve of them seriously injured but out of danger.
An American woman who lurked sitting in the bath, on Monday miraculously survived an onslaught of tornadoes.
Four people were killed by a heavy storm in the US instead Rehobeth in the state of Alabama. That twittered Governor Robert Bentley. The National Hurricane Center calls the heavy storm on the site ' a possible tornado. '
In the US, agents are re-armed and violence become the victims. In the states of Texas and Missouri were cops hit by bullets while they were sitting in their patrol car. In the Texas San Antonio ended the fatal shooting. St. Louis became the agent fatally wounded when he was shot in the face.
Donald Trump has won in the states of Ohio, Montana, Texas, Louisiana, North- and South Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Alabama, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Mississippi, West Virginia, South Carolina, Indiana and Kentucky.
The election campaign in Florida was won by Donald Trump. That report the American media.
The electoral commission in Oklahoma has rejected a request from a Russian consul general in the state wanted to monitor the presidential elections on 8 November. The request came from the Russian Consulate in the Texas city of Houston. The reason for the refusal gave the committee that foreign representatives are not allowed in polling stations.
When a serious accident with a bus in the US state of Louisiana, two people were killed and dozens wounded. The bus driver, who transported aid workers to clean up damage from flooding in Baton Rouge, drove in an accident on the highway from New Orleans.
The number of deaths caused by the floods in the southern US state of Louisiana has risen to eight. That Governor John Bel Edwards announced Tuesday.
Definitely 20,000 people have been rescued from flooded areas in Louisiana. The southern US state is struggling with heavy flooding. Victims were picked off cars, houses and hospitals, said Governor John Bel Edwards Monday. At least five people drowned.
Torrential floods the southeast of the US state of Louisiana paralyzed. More than seven thousand people- and about five hundred animals- have been rescued from flooded homes, businesses and cars, said Governor John Bel Edwards Sunday.
Torrential rains in parts of Louisiana and Mississippi have definitely two people killed. Also, two people were injured.
Four Florida residents in their own state the zikavirus incurred by mosquito bites. They walked the contamination in an area near Miami Dade County. There are three men and a woman, who have not been out of the country and the infection does not have contracted through sexual contact.
David Duke, a former leader of the infamous Ku Klux Klan, has set Friday candidate for the US Senate as a representative on behalf of the state of Louisiana.
The possible transfer of the zikavirus by indigenous mosquitoes has rung alarm bells in the White House.
It's war on the street for the American police, say American police unions, after a new attack on cops, this time in Baton Rouge.
In the US city of Baton Rouge on Sunday shot dead near police headquarters three policemen and wounded several others. They were ambushed and came under fire after a report of a shooting.
US President Barack Obama has condemned the attack on policemen in the city of Baton Rouge Sunday,, the strongest '. It is the second time in two weeks that agents on a '' cowardly and reprehensible 'manner attacked while carrying out their duties, he said in a statement from the White House.
Agents in Baton Rouge (Louisiana), three suspects were arrested Saturday which weapons have been stolen for use against suspected agents. This was announced by the American police Tuesday.
Police in the US city of Baton Rouge on Sunday (local time) again arrested dozens of demonstrators. That happened after the authorities announced non-violent protests against police brutality more tolerable.
The man who last week shot and killed five officers in the US city of Dallas had plans for more attacks. That the police chief of Dallas, David Brown, said Sunday on the CNN program State of the Union.
Riot police in Saint Paul, Minneapolis sister city, Saturday has breached a blockade of a highway. In addition, many people have according to the Star Tribune newspaper and arrested five officers injured. Demonstrators had gathered with burning barricades on Interstate 94 and threw include fire bombs, bottles and stones at the officers.
US President Barack Obama has his visit Sunday to the Spanish city of Seville canceled as a result of the massacre last Thursday in Dallas. Obama has cut short his visit to Spain 24 pm and Sunday goes back to the US Obama arrives in Spain from Warsaw, where he is the summit of NATO.
Dallas wakes up after a night of violence against the police. A search of the police explosives to yield early Friday morning local time on nothing.
An American policeman has an African-American man shot dead close to the state of Louisiana. appeared the shooting are shocking images on the Internet, which shows how the man is pressed against the ground. One of the officers holding the man in control, pulling his gun and pulls the trigger.
The floods that hit this week, the US city of Houston taken at least nine lives. More than a thousand homes were damaged by the rising waters, authorities said Wednesday.
An American petty faces a life sentence for the steal of $ 31 on candy. Jacobia Grimes is on trial in the US city of New Orleans (Louisiana), where 'offenders' are severely punished.
At least three people in the southeastern US were killed by heavy rains and flooding. At least five states have in recent days hit by floods.
Democrat Bernie Sanders won the election for his party in the US state of Maine. That US media reported.
Republican Ted Cruz and Donald Trump have both Saturday two states got behind him in the primaries of their party. Kansas and Maine went to Cruz, while Trump according to CNN won in Louisiana and Kentucky.
