Новости за 19.02.2016

Wade Sheridan
LOS GATOS, Calif., Feb. 19 (UPI) -- Netflix has released a new trailer for their upcoming martial arts sequel, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny"

The beloved Alabama novelist has died only a few months after the sequel to the famous To Kill a Mockingbird book was published. Latest reaction here

The beloved Alabama novelist has died only a few months after the sequel to the famous To Kill a Mockingbird book was published. Latest reaction here

Kenya wants two more months to show the global anti-doping agency it has cleaned up its athletics, its sports minister said.

LAHTI, Finland - Japanese teenager Sara Takanashi secured another overall women's ski jump World Cup title by winning the event in Finland on Friday for an unassailable lead.

Mayor de Blasio blasted the Obama administration on Friday for impugning Sen. Charles Schumer, saying it was an “outrageous” and “underhanded” attack that got way too personal.

With the powerful weapon in hand, it began chasing the men in the establishment; according to local fire Lt. Col. Saul Laurentino, it left the women alone

The Richmond County Sheriff's Office is looking for two people accused of using a stolen debit card.

Hiddink says that Hazard knows he has to improve to recapture his form.

Georgia DOT Crews will begin work leveling slabs on I-20 eastbound near the South Carolina state line Monday, Feb. 22.

French President Francois Hollande said that France urges the early resumption of talks between Syrian government and opposition delegates, a cessation of hostilities and the delivery of humanitarian aid to the population.

In a new memoir, "My Time with the Kings: A Reporter's Recollections of Martin, Coretta and the Civil Rights Movement," retired Associated Press reporter Kathryn Johnson describes civil rights flashpoints she covered in the 1960s and details her close relationship with the movement's leader, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., and his family.

Developers are enticing residents by adding spaces that provide more opportunities for neighbours to meet and fellowship to develop

France's Christine Lagarde, who battled financial fires across Europe as managing director of the International Monetary Fund, was officially named on Friday to a second five-year term.

Kanhaiya Kumar was arrested on February 12 on sedition charge following a controversial event at JNU campus where anti-India slogans were allegedly raised.

U.S. warplanes struck an ISIS camp in Libya in an operation that targeted a long-sought senior member of the extremist group, officials said.

The Vikings haven’t even moved into their new stadium, and it already needs a major repair. According to Rochelle Olson of the Minneapolis Star Tribune, contractors are going to have to take about 30 percent of the roof off U.S. Bank Stadium to fix leaks. The cost of the repair is estimated at $4 million. M.A.…

The exhibit spans the years 1929-1940 and flows in a chronological order, from the flawless Cords, Bugatti and Edsel Ford's personal concept roadster that greet you early on, all the way to the 1940 Chrysler Thunderbolt concept car at the finale. Ken Gross, former director of the famed Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, is the guest speaker of the show, and his extensive knowledge lends an insightful view into the history and legacy of these rare vehicles of the Art Deco era. A testament to the involvement of the museum... Читать дальше...

Saturday at 10: What happens when a former hard-charging prosecutor is prosecuted in his old courtroom?

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After Ellen DeGeneres had Adele complete what is probably the most hilarious celebrity prank she's ever pulled off, she also asked Queen Adelegend to do her a tiny little favor.

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HAVING ADELE RECORD HER DAMN VOICEMAIL GREETING.

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Ellen wrote up the perfect message for Adele to record, and because she's an angelic being... Читать дальше...

CAIRO (AP) — "From Cairo...it's Saturday Night!"

CAIRO - "From Cairo...it's Saturday Night!"

On Friday, February 19, 2016, musician Kesha appeared in court for a hearing in the lawsuit against her longtime producer Dr. Luke, whom she claims "sexually, physically, and verbally abused" her throughout the 10 years since he signed her as an 18-year-old artist. She also accused him of putting her "life at risk."

Is it time to launch a "decisive military action" in Libya? US analyst on national security and foreign policy Daniel L. Davis notes that US senior officials should think twice before unleashing another war in the North African country.