At Rancho Teheima in northern California, a man killed and injured several people. The perpetrator opened fire in several different places, including an elementary school. According to the latest data, four people were killed and at least seven were injured. At least three children were taken to the hospital, according to the Associated Press. The offender, whose name has not been released, was shot dead by sheriff's deputies. They found two pistols and a semi-automatic weapon on him.

The national football teams of Russia and Spain played a friendly match in St. Petersburg with a score of 3:3. By the 35th minute, Russia was losing 0:2, but by the 51st minute it had bounced back - goals were scored by Fedor Smolov and Alexei Miranchuk. Soon the Spaniards took the lead again, but Fedor Smolov equalized. Sergio Ramos scored two of his three goals for Spain, both from penalties.

Women from Chechnya, who were returned from Syria to Grozny on November 13 with their children, gave receipts of their consent to criminal prosecution. This was announced to TASS on Monday by a member of the Federation Council Ziyad Sabsabi. “We received a receipt from each of them that he is returning to his homeland of his own free will and is ready, if necessary, to appear before the court. We asked if there are women who want to send children and stay, there were none,” he said.

Russia’s Communications Ministry has drafted legislation that would grant Roskomnadzor, the federal government’s media regulator, access to the country’s Unified Register of Civil Status Reports. In the amendment’s explanatory note, officials say regulators need the information to enforce Russian media laws, which restrict foreign ownership in Russian news outlets to 20 percent. The Communications Ministry says this also applies to “indirect control” exercised by relatives.

A refugee from Chechnya, Movsar Eskerkhanov, who told the American magazine Time about his homosexuality, apologized to the residents and the leadership of Chechnya, the BBC Russian Service reports. A video of Exerkhanov's apology, according to the newspaper, was published on November 13 by the Grozny TV channel.

Jonathan Ernst / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Alabama Senators from Alabama Roy Moore accused of sexual crimes, allegedly committed by him in the late 1970s. One of the women said that she had a sexual connection with Mur at the age of 14. The other accused him of an attempt to rape when she was 16. Three more women said that Moore had achieved meetings with them when they were 17-18 years old, and he was more than thirty.

Star Wars: Battlefront 2 publisher Electronic Arts has announced that the cost of Darth Vader and other in-game characters will be reduced by 75 percent. The publisher made this decision due to the dissatisfaction of the players with the inflated cost of the characters. Now Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker each cost 15,000 credits, which are units of in-game currency that are issued for certain achievements in single-player and multiplayer modes.

The Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications has developed a draft amendment , according to which Roskomnadzor will have access to the Unified Register of Civil Status Records. The explanatory note to the draft amendments says that such access is necessary for Roskomnadzor to control the implementation of the media law. Foreigners are prohibited from controlling the Russian media, the share of foreign ownership in them is limited to 20 percent.

Alexander Chemezov received an apartment in the center of Moscow from the state in 2005, Dozhd reports, citing Rosreestr data. Alexander Chemezov is the name of the son of the head of Rostec, Sergei Chemezov; whether we are talking about the same person, "Rain" does not specify. Chemezov received a 250-meter apartment in a house in the Swedish dead end (near Tverskoy Boulevard), which belonged to the administration of the President of the Russian Federation.

Russia’s Defense Ministry says it is investigating the publication of a videogame screenshot presented as evidence of American collusion with ISIS in Syria. Officials say the Defense Ministry's tweets (one in Russian and another in English) were written by a civilian employee. Defense officials still assert, however, that the U.S. military in Syria is aiding terrorists.

"Mirage Cinema" A resident of St. Petersburg Larisa Badanina told VKontakte on November 12 that the employees of the cafe at the Mirage Cinema cinema were expelled from there her son, moving in a stroller, because they simply did not like him. The cinema was accused of a woman of distorting the facts and stated that the young man and his friends were asked to leave the institution because they were not going to order anything.

Vladimir Zhuravlev / Photobank Lori The State Duma has prepared amendments to the Law “On Mass Media”, which will allow you to recognize individual media with foreign agents. They promise to accept the document in one day, on Wednesday, November 15 - in order to respond as soon as possible to the decision of the US Ministry of Justice to assign the status of a foreign agent to the state television channel RT.

"Mediazone"-about the process and situation in IK-2 Yuri Tutov / Photoxpress On November 13, the Verkh-Isetsky District Court of Yekaterinburg sentenced the former deputy chief of IK-2 Mikhail Belousov. According to the investigation, he created a system in the colony in which some prisoners for relief in the regime were mocked at others. Together with Belousov, five former and current prisoners of the colonies were convicted of torture and sexual violence.

November 14th. Fake Defector, Sechin's voice, song about Putin Main The Russian Ministry of Defense showed “undeniable confirmation” of cooperation between the United States and the “Islamic state”. It immediately became clear that this is a screenshot of a mobile game . The Ministry of Defense deleted images from Facebook and Twitter, but the Russia 24 television channel managed to show the plot with the same screenshots.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. Can we make us do the right thing? Ekaterina Krongauz and Andrei Babitsky discuss how the behavioral economy works and whether it is possible to manipulate people in order to bow them to the right actions from an ethical point of view.