Новости за 18.05.2016

MASHIKI, Japan - Photo taken May 18, 2016, in the southwestern Japan town of Mashiki, Kumamoto Prefecture, shows a te...

Should the Bills be worried about their quarterback depth? The Dolphins think the defensive end position is a strength. Patriots DT Markus Kuhn grew up in Germany not knowing what football was, but he saw it on a family vacation to Florida at age 14, and a few years later earned a scholarship to North…

Mary Anne Noland “chose, instead, to pass into the eternal love of God” last week

A teenager in Kawasaki, Japan, eating a Garigari-kun, a popular ice cream bar. The price of the bar was recently raised for the first time in a quarter-century.

The proposal to raise SA’s drinking age from 18 to 21 is not feasible and will hurt small businesses, according to the FMF think-tank and Nafcoc.

There's some new Justin Bieber music coming and it sounds pretty exciting. Justin and producer Diplo have been exchanging tweets over the...

If you're fed up with Wall Street and long for the wilderness then this could be the opportunity for you.

South Africa loses R7 billion worth of water a year. This is revealed in SA’s first “No Drop” water conservation report.

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Gangsterism is the biggest culprit forcing people from areas surrounding Bellville and Parow, to end up on the streets of Bellville's CBD.

A runaway pit bull fatally mauled a 77-year-old Staten Island man's beloved Chihuahua Tuesday, dragging the pooch 'like a little rag doll.'

"I would speak to him, I would have no problem speaking to him," Trump told Reuters in a wide-ranging interview.

Lowe's reports quarterly earnings and revenue that topped analysts' expectations.

Breastfeeding is a great thing. It keeps your baby healthy and happy. Women in Bishnoi tribe in India has taken it to the next level. See what they do with the baby animals! People in this tribe live close to jungle. Their kids grow up playing with all kinds of beasts. Deer takes special spot […]

Three-time Sheffield Shield champion is joining Cricket ACT.

Two top commanders of the anti-government armed militants were killed in an airstrike by the Afghan Air Force (AAF) in eastern Kunar province. The 201st Silab Corps of the Afghan National Army (ANA) forces said the airstrike was carried out in Ghaziabad district. According to a statement by 201st Silab Corps, the Afghan Air Force Read the full article...

Columbia Journalism Review editor and publisher Elizabeth Spayd is the next public editor of the New York Times.

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A bill-by-bill guide to the proposed legislation in the 2016 Queen's Speech.

The Australian Rugby Union has moved to allay fears of an ACT Brumbies takeover despite the club's off-field troubles, urging Canberra's rugby community to have "open minds" to ensuring a financially sustainable future.

Divisions among Democrats are deepening over Sen. Bernie Sanders’s response to a chaotic state convention in Nevada, sparking fresh questions about how, exactly, the party might put itself back together again.

Canberra Raiders winger Jordan Rapana says he will continue to back his attacking instincts but admits the harsh lesson of a heartbreaking defeat last week will bring more balance to his last-minute flair.

ACT Brumbies playmaker Christian Lealiifano has one game to launch his bid for a Wallabies recall but says he won't rely on being invited to team planning camps as he chases a Test jersey.

While I was looking for 1906 San Francisco earthquake memorabilia, to add to my collection, I came across a plumbing supply catalog. It was published in San Francisco, in 1906, for the George H. Tay Co. The book may have been published after the earthquake, to take advantage of the building boom that occurred during the city's resurrection.

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BALTIMORE, May 18 (UPI) -- The defense for Edward Nero on Tuesday called witnesses who described the Baltimore officer -- on trial in the death of Freddie Gray -- as improperly trained.