Новости за 10.02.2016

Liverpool's Brazilian wizard tied things up with West Ham United in Tuesday's FA Cup replay at the Boleyn Ground, and did it in style.

Stephen Feller
ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 9 (UPI) -- Reducing incarceration rates may cut the spread of HIV, in addition to reducing the number of sexual partners men and women have, according to a study.

Super Bowl 50 may be an Internet relic following Sunday's Big Game and epic halftime show but many in San Francisco, Calif., are still reeling...

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Scientists have found a disturbing new component to the birth defects associated with the Zika virus.

In one of the first studies published related to the recent Zika outbreak, researchers in Brazil documented the eye abnormalities in babies with a traditionally rare condition called microcephaly.

Babies with the condition are born with abnormally small brains, which can be connected with other complications. It's not unusual for vision problems to be associated with microcephaly. Читать дальше...

Amid a report that an arrest of Bills running back LeSean McCoy is “imminent,” police in Philadelphia have completed their investigation. Via Mike Rodak of ESPN.com, the file has been delivered to the District Attorney’s office for potential prosecution. McCoy apparently anticipates that he’ll be defending himself in court. Via John Barr of ESPN, McCoy…

DENVER — If the Vancouver Canucks needed inspiration this morning, they only had to look outside the Pepsi Center.

Five familiar Vancouver landmarks you'll recognize in the Ryan Reynolds movie

Sixty-six dogs have been seized from a Langley breeder, and animal welfare workers say they all show signs of neglect including missing ears and eyes, broken limbs and malnourishment.

CLAYTON, Missouri - A cleric arrested during a protest in Ferguson has been found not guilty of willfully disobeying a police order to disperse.

Here are the countries that are most resilient to the impact of oil prices—and those hit hardest.

Sports Authority faces looming deadline, possible bankruptcy filing after missing $20 million interest payment.

Over the weekend, North Korea earned further worldwide scorn after it tested a highly technical long-range rocket system.

Jet.com

You might have heard of Jet.com, the buzzy online retailing startup that's taking on Amazon, Walmart, Target, and pretty much any company that sells anything, whether online or brick and mortar.

Jet.com's premise is a bit different from other retailers, though. It promises to save you money by pulling costs out of shipping, distribution, processing, and more, and then passing those on to you.

Discounts on products change depending on what else is in your shopping cart... Читать дальше...

Boss Talk: Whole Foods Markets has spent much of the past year fighting slower growth and negative headlines. In an interview, co-CEO Walter Robb discusses its candid culture and what’s ahead for the grocery business.

Beyoncé haters are ready to get in formation.

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Cam Newton wasn't apologizing Tuesday for walking out on reporters after the Carolina Panthers' loss in the Super Bowl 50.

We’ve blurred out the names. Can you remember the bands?

Republican strategist Juleanna Glover discusses the New Hampshire primary and what to look for on the GOP side.

Ex-JPMorgan executive Achilles Macris was fined $1M for his role in the 'London whale' episode, costing the bank $6 billion.

CHICAGO (AP) — Mat Latos agreed Tuesday to a $3 million, one-year contract with the Chicago White Sox, giving manager Robin Ventura another option for the back end of his rotation.

CHICAGO (AP) — Mat Latos agreed Tuesday to a $3 million, one-year contract with the Chicago White Sox, giving manager Robin Ventura another option for the back end of his rotation.

CHICAGO (AP) — Mat Latos agreed Tuesday to a $3 million, one-year contract with the Chicago White Sox, giving manager Robin Ventura another option for the back end of his rotation.

CHICAGO (AP) — Mat Latos agreed Tuesday to a $3 million, one-year contract with the Chicago White Sox, giving manager Robin Ventura another option for the back end of his rotation.

CHICAGO (AP) — Mat Latos agreed Tuesday to a $3 million, one-year contract with the Chicago White Sox, giving manager Robin Ventura another option for the back end of his rotation.