Новости за 05.06.2019

The Nevada System of Higher Education says it won’t be able to fully fund a 3 percent cost of living adjustment for its workers after an error left its budget $6.4 million short.

Ken and Gail James were chosen randomly from among 65,000 entrants to win a life-size duplicate of the prize from "Game of Thrones."

A bipartisan group of senators will try to force votes rebuking the White House’s decision to circumvent Congress to sell munitions to Saudi Arabia.

So far, this Stanley Cup Final between the Boston Bruins and St. Louis Blues has been push and pull. Neither... Read More »

It's kind of sad what they are doing," said accordion busker John Cunningham.

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Until he faced a federal judge on Tuesday, Maryland rapper Chad Arrington looked like an artist on the rise. He had a giant billboard in Times Square that showed him surrounded with stacks of money, and dozens more billboards all across Baltimore and Washington, D.C., under the name of his hip-hop alter ego, “Chad Focus.”

EMERYVILLE (UNITED STATES) - Creating toys out of everyday objects is a staple of any imaginative child's playtime: a cardboard box becomes a car; a piece of wood transforms into a sword; and a plastic fork... becomes Forky.

PARIS - Novak Djokovic faces the first true test of his bid to hold all four Grand Slam titles simultaneously for the second time in the French Open quarter-finals against Alexander Zverev on Wednesday.

WASHINGTON - Donald Trump faced fierce opposition Tuesday from his own Republican camp to his threat of tariffs to force Mexico to stem illegal immigration, with top allies warning Congress may not back the US president in his latest trade standoff.

UNITED NATIONS (UNITED STATES) - UN chief Antonio Guterres told world diplomats on Tuesday that he considered selling his Manhattan townhouse to help the global body overcome a crippling budget crisis.

The first time it happened, Leah Beach was taking a final. She couldn’t concentrate, and she knew something was wrong.

Playing two straight five-set matches ahead of his French Open quarterfinal against Rafael Nadal was certainly not the ideal preparation for Kei Nishikori.Already exhausted before ...

Canadians spent more than $1 billion on online food delivery last year, and restaurants are opening "ghost kitchens" to meet the growing demand.

FARGO, North Dakota - Cody Regis went 2-for-5 with a solo homer and three RBI, but the \'Dogs allowed 10 answered runs in a 10-5 loss to the Fargo-Moo... - AA Lincoln Saltdogs

TULSA - The Tulsa Drillers would not take no for an answer Tuesday night at ONEOK Field. Twice, Springfield rallied to erase Tulsa leads, including on... - TL Tulsa Drillers

MONTGOMERY, AL - LHP Justin Steele's five shutout inning road gem for the Tennessee Smokies (28-29) was not enough to stop RHP Sam McWilliams (W, 4-2)... - SL Tennessee Smokies

ZEBULON, NC - Tristen Lutz hit two, two-run home runs, Payton Henry hit a two-out, two-run home run in the first and Mario Feliciano went back-to-back... - CarL Carolina Mudcats

World Environment Day: Noida Authority to distribute 'cow dung planters' today

The Clifton Beach access to Cape Kidnappers has been re-opened, but the public is being urged to avoid the area due to the unquantified risk of injury or even death.

Three NES Games Drive, Spike and Jump-Kick Their Way to Nintendo Switch Online Next Week

THOUSANDS of people held a candlelit vigil to mark 30 years since the bloody crackdown on protests in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. Demonstrators sat peacefully in Hong Kong’s Victoria Park and held up placards saying: “Never forget”. The event marks 30 years since Chinese troops opened fire on student-led democracy protesters in and around Tiananmen Square. […]

Former Gov. Rick Snyder says news coverage about search warrants being used to get his state-issued cellphone and computer from government storage in the Flint water investigation is "very sloppy … Click to Continue »

Thousands gathered in central London on Tuesday to protest Donald Trump's presidency and his state visit to the United Kingdom. These pictures show how they raised their voices against Trump's policies and rhetoric.

The two banks didn't wait to hear RBA Governor Philip Lowe's speech before they decided not to fully pass on the rate cut to their customers. They should have.

Look at its lax policies in authorizing airstrikes, or Trump’s possible pardoning of war criminals.