Новости за 01.02.2019

1. The Latest: At least 3 deaths in New York blamed on storm  Associated Press
2. Polar Vortex Updates: Bitter Cold Weather Spreads East  The New York Times
3. Polar vortex cold snap sets all-time cold records across the Midwest, kills at least 9  Axios
4. Record-shattering Arctic blast keeps the Midwest in a deep freeze  The Washington Post
5. Chicago misses all-time record, but cold snap was still historic  Fox 32 Chicago
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Donald Trump Jr., the president’s firstborn child and namesake, is essentially a walking QAnon message board brought to life and given a (vaguely) human-shaped form. And on Thursday, he focused that razor-sharp Trump intellect on what’s become the latest scandal du jour for the internet’s assortment of cranks,…

DAYTON, Tenn. – The 15th-ranked Bryan College baseball team are just one day away from the official start to their 2019 season, as the Lions play host to a tough River States Conference opponent in the University of Rio Grande (Ohio) on Friday, Feb. 1 before turning around and completing another doubleheader on Saturday, which will come against Clarke University (Iowa), who will be a challenging side from the Heart of America Athletic Conference. The first pitch is slated for 1pm on both days.

The Belgian international has joined City on a loan deal from Monaco

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President Trump says he expects a trade deal to happen when he meets Chinese leader Xi Jinping "in the near future."

Editor's note: GMF's Thomas Kleine Brockhoff analyzes the demise of the INF Treaty. 

An amended class-action lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court on Thursday accused President Donald Trump, his three eldest children and his company of collaborating with a fraudulent marketing scheme to prey on investors -- including by recruiting teenagers, promising them success as "The Trumps of Tomorrow."

German Chancellor Angela Merkel heads to Japan on Sunday for a two-day trip to forge an "alliance of multilateralists" who want to resist U.S. President Donald Trump's "America…

Sandro's Coat Rack has donated close to 1,000 coats to homeless people

The jets will be flying over Atlanta, protecting a 30-mile restricted flight zone around the stadium

Idaho Fish and Game is getting more reports of mountain lions near people’s homes in the Wood River Valley, and two dogs have been killed by the animals this month. … Click to Continue »

Visa shares dropped 2.3 percent on Thursday (Jan. 31) after an announcement by the company of earnings that beat expectations, but also of low growth in payments volume and cross-border transactions, according to reports. The company reported a fiscal first-quarter adjusted net income of $3 billion, up from $2.52 billion a year ago. Net revenue […]

Israeli researchers were able to recreate water conditions at a hi-tech aquarium facility in Eilat, imitating oceanic conditions.

NEW YORK — Amazon had another strong holiday season: Its quarterly profit topped $3 billion for the first time as revenue grew across its businesses, including online shopping, advertising and cloud computing. The Seattle-based company’s estimated revenue for the current quarter, however, was below what Wall Street analysts expected. Amazon, which recently surpassed Microsoft as

Bayern Munich midfielder Corentin Tolisso stepped up his recovery from an anterior cruciate ligament injury by taking part in running exercises on Thursday. Tolisso has been sidelined since September, but the France international has moved closer to making a comeback by taking part in a 25-minute session. The 24-year-old celebrated when stepping out onto the club's training pitch for the first time in more than four months. "He's feeling really good," said Bayern boss Niko Kovac. "After a long time out... Читать дальше...

Bayern Munich's Corentin Tolisso stepped up his recovery from injury by taking part in a 25-minute training session on Thursday.

Crystal Palace are trying to complete the signing of Michy Batshuayi from Chelsea.

Fighting in Yemen has forced more than half a million children from their homes in the past six months alone, aid groups said Thursday, warning of a lost generation of young people.