Новости за 12.07.2022

Two months after 10 people were killed in a shooting at a Buffalo supermarket, the store is preparing to re-open with a moment of silence and prayer for the victims. The Biden administration is telling hospitals they "must" provide abortion services if the life of a mother is at risk, under federal law. And Olympic champion Mo Farrah reveals in a new BBC documentary that he was illegally trafficked to the U.K. as a child.

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Le week-end du 30 et 31 juillet, les derniers préliminaires et les finales du championnat belge de Beach Handball pour hommes et femmes se dérouleront à He

The kind man got out of his car to help an elderly woman cross the street at a traffic signal. Watch the heartwarming video here!

Tottenham head coach Antonio Conte has said he disagrees with the father of Son Heung-min over the forward’s status as “world class”.

Senator and Reverend Raphael Warnock sits down with John Dickerson to discuss his hope to be re-elected this fall. Also, Rita Braver visits a new installation at the Museum of Modern Art, featuring Henri Matisse’s painting “The Red Studio.” “Here Comes The Sun” is a closer look at some of the people, places and things we bring you every week on “CBS Sunday Morning.”

Neymar's sister, Rafaella Santos, is starting to make headlines in her own right thanks to her stunning looks - but she's not the only one, as Daily Star Sport looks at other footballer's stunning sisters

The euro has struck parity against the dollar for the first time since 2002 as a cut in Russian gas supplies to Europe heightened fears of a possible recession in the eurozone.  The single currency, which has also weakened in recent months as a result of interest rate hikes outside the eurozone, sank to exactly one dollar before rising slightly. Here are the defining market moments for the euro: 1998-99: launch at $1.17 On December 31, 1998, the indicative euro price is set at $1.17. It swiftly crosses above $1.18 on January 4... Читать дальше...

Stock markets in Europe were also trading lower in mid-session deals

Leaseholders are calling on the new housing secretary Greg Clark to not halt the progress made by his predecessor Michael Gove on solving the cladding scandal.

A Nigerian-born Briton, Kemi Badenoch, has declared her interest to become the next United Kingdom, Prime Minister following the resignation of Boris Johnson

President Biden has the ability to mandate mass debt relief for millions of Black students, but will he finally deliver on his promise come August? We'll just have to wait and see.

Olympique Marseille president Pablo Longoria is in England this week.

Some of the best Amazon devices are now on sale for Amazon Prime Day 2022. Shop savings on Echo Dot speakers, Fire TVs, Ring Alarms and more.

Dollar General Corp. said Tuesday its Chief Executive Todd Vasos is planning to retire on November 1. The board has approved the promotion of Chief Operating Officer Jeffery Owen as his replacement. Vasos will remain in a senior advisory rule starting Nov. 1 and continuing through April 1 of 2023. Owen has been COO since 2019 and has worked at the retail chain since 1992. Dollar General shares were not active premarket, but have gained 7.7% in the year to date, while the S&P 500 has fallen 19%. Читать дальше...

The Egyptian Football Association names former Benfica manager Rui Vitoria as the new coach of the national team on a four-year deal.

AutoAp alerts dealers to issues and allows them to collect OEM repair fees

Seven nonpartisan news outlets in Georgia, all led by people of color and targeted at Black, Hispanic, or Asian-American audiences, are receiving a combined $2 million from The Pivot Fund — a new venture philanthropy organization, led by Tracie Powell, that aims to invest in news outlets that funders have traditionally ignored. “We spent six months...

Parts of the next Mission: Impossible spy film will be shot in Malta in October, sources close to the film industry have told Times of Malta.  The eighth instalment of the film, so-far codenamed Scorpio, will once again feature Hollywood star Tom Cruise in the lead role.  It will be the first time Cruise, 60, will shoot a film in Malta.  The shoot is expected to last around a month and will see the island play the backdrop to parts of the film. Malta is also expected to double up as South America, industry sources said. Читать дальше...

At a slick campaign launch in central London, the former Chancellor promised to push down taxes “when, not if” he gets soaring inflation under control