Новости за 18.05.2016

The computer maker received investor orders in excess of $80-billion, allowing the company to increase the deal from $16-billion and reduce the interest rates it offered

The calendar is one of the most commonly used time management tools, but that doesn’t mean it’s the best.

Abel Alejandre's streamlined exhibition at Coagula Curatorial centers on conspiracy theories, UFOs and personal secrets. The artist applies his trademark crosshatching - a detailed, highly graphic style reminiscent of woodcut prints - to a patchwork quilt of black-and-white paintings and a suite...

Kevin Geniza closed it out in style.

Bill Kloefkorn was everywhere Tuesday afternoon.

Wisconsin’s highest court will review a decision to deny an appeal by a Minnesota man serving consecutive life terms for the 2012 murders of a father and son at their downtown La Crosse camera store.

Lethal Weapon co-stars Damon Wayans and Clayne Crawford pose together while attending the 2016 Fox Upfront Presentation Allstar Party on Monday night (May 17) at Wollman Rink in New York City. Also in attendance at the big event was the cast of 24: Legacy, which includes Corey Hawkins, Miranda Otto, Anna Diop, Charlie Hofheimer, Coral [...]

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A police sergeant looking for speeders captured a fireball streaking across the sky on his dashboard camera early Tuesday.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says he's open to speaking with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to try to halt the communist nation's nuclear program.

The National Energy Board is set to announce by Friday whether it supports Kinder Morgan’s proposal to triple the capacity of the pipeline

Former President Bill Clinton holds a campaign rally in Ponce, Puerto Rico on behalf of Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

In what a top U.N. official called a "novelty," world powers called Tuesday for "air bridges" that would allow humanitarian supplies to be flown into Syria to relieve civilians who have taken the brunt of the country's civil war.

Three culinary high school students are accused of locking their classmates in a commercial refrigerator and threatening to kill him.

As the first director of the federal government’s film-funding agency, he helped nurture a generation of filmmakers

The congressional candidate who showed the world his porn searches doesn’t see what the big deal is.

The kickoff for USC's season-opening game against Alabama has been set for prime time.

Across Washington, stalwarts of the GOP foreign-policy establishment find themselves suddenly adrift. Could they really vote for—gulp—Hillary?

ONALASKA — Infrastructure and transportation problems have started to put a damper on economic development, area officials said Tuesday during a Transportation Development Association of Wisconsin panel session.

The NAIJ.com team has gathered the most important news that hit the headlines on Tuesday, May 17. Find all the stories you might have missed! 1. FG bows to NLC pressure, sets up committee to review fuel price The federal government may have bowed to pressure from the Nigeria Labour Union (NLC) as it has agreed to […]

A man who said he had been exposed to anthrax put some of the alleged poison into a pickup truck and drove onto the grass at the National Mall Tuesday to warn others, U.S. Park Police said. The substance was not hazardous.

Nationwide rents jumped 3.7% in April.

William Webb, a popular assistant principal at the Los Angeles Unified School District’s flagship arts high school, was arrested Tuesday morning on suspicion of sexual misconduct with a student.

Future medical students attending the UNLV School of Medicine most likely will be training and learning in the heart of the Las Vegas Medical District. The Clark County Commission today approved ...