Новости за 17.06.2016

Democratic contest ended this week after final primary

Sanders and Clinton met Tuesday night to discuss agenda

Clinton expects to be nominated at the convention in July

Sanders did not concede or endorse Clinton during a live address online.

They were strangers, federal investigators said, hired by a mastermind to plan a series of heists targeting jewelry stores in Southern California. They stormed in, smashed glass display cases with hammers and lifted $6 million in Rolex and other luxury Swiss watches.

Assam Electronics Development Corporation Limited (AMTRON) and the state directorate of tourism have decided to create a database of pilgrims who will stay in five government-run camps at Kamakhya Temple and other locations during Ambubachi Mela.

It will pay $600,000 for allegedly missing deadlines to report price information.

Boys' lacrosse semifinals games

Bernie Sanders isn’t ready to drop out of the presidential race just yet, but he’s alerting his followers to what he views as a serious threat to the country.

US President Barack Obama on Thursday told relatives of those killed or wounded in last Sunday`s shooting in Orlando that their stories have "inspired" the nation.

The Kamrup (Metro) administration has asked banks to install temporary coin-vending machines in the city during Ambubachi Mela which begins from June 22.

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said Thursday in an address to his supporters that he will work with Hillary Clinton to transform the Democratic Party, adding that his "political revolution" must continue and ensure the defeat of Republican Donald Trump.

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Japan’s finance minister toughened his currency rhetoric Friday, saying the government must prevent further progress in what he called a “one-sided, sharp and speculation-driven” appreciation of the yen.

Japan’s finance minister toughened his currency rhetoric Friday, saying the government must prevent further progress in what he called a “one-sided, sharp and speculation-driven” appreciation of the yen.

Candidates in Nevada's pivotal Senate contest say they're looking forward to facing off in televised debates ...