Новости за 03.08.2016

A fighter jet crashed on Tuesday about five miles from the Naval Air Station at Fallon, Nevada, a US Navy spokesman said.

Maybe she carries hot sauce in her bag, too.

Angela Rye has two words for Corey Lewandowski: "Boy bye." Only a few days after the CNN political commentator made headlines for "the...

Republican voters backed conservative outsiders to advance in Michigan's open U.S. House primaries, delivering a surprise victory in the north and validating a wealthy businessman's second try for Congress.

The Russian Prosecutor General's office said Wednesday it had request the extradition of Russian national Dmitry Ukrainsky from Thailand.

CHICAGO (AP) — The two parks Barack Obama considered for his presidential library are only a mile apart in Chicago's South Side. But the decision to build the museum in the lakefront park rather than in a nearby impoverished neighborhood…

IEC presiding officers at the Witkoppen and Diepsloot stations, where there are multiple voting substations in one venue, refused entry to more than two party observers.

The makers of popular location-based augmented reality game, "Pokémon GO," are facing a lawsuit over players trespassing on private property. The first suit against game makers Niantic, Nintendo, and The Pokémon Company, was filed by U.S. citizen Jeffrey Marder after strangers lingered outside his house.

The Arizona Cardinals and All-Pro defensive back Tyrann Mathieu agreed to a five-year, $62.5-million contract extension, with $40 million guaranteed, a person with knowledge of the situation told the Associated Press. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the agreement had not been...

A gang of five members was today arrested for allegedly stamping and embossing new chassis and engine numbers on old trucks to make them look new and fit to ply on roads, police said.

BEIJING — A Chinese legal rights activist was sentenced to 7 ½ years in prison on subversion charges Wednesday, in the second in a series of cases underscoring the ruling Communist Party’s determination to rein in government critics. State broadcaster CCTV said Hu Shigen had pleaded guilty to “subversion, damaging national security and harming social

The New York Jets activated James Carpenter from the physically unable to perform list on Tuesday after missing the first four days of training camp. Carpenter passed his physical and returned to practice as a hamstring injury kept him sidelined for the opening days of camp. Carpenter started all 16 games for the Jets last…

Who knows if this week's commitment from Jarryd Hayne will turn into genuine, not spoken, passion for the team and jersey?

CHICAGO — The two parks Barack Obama considered for his presidential library are only a mile apart in Chicago’s South Side. But the decision to build the museum in the lakefront park rather than in a nearby impoverished neighborhood has left some residents worried it was a missed opportunity. The Obama Foundation will hold a

ANAHEIM - A day after losing their top starter this season and their everyday right fielder and No. 3 batter, the A’s at times looked a little worse for wear against the Angels on Tuesday. Oakland fell 5-4, the team’s fourth loss in a row, and the A’s dropped back into last place, alone, as an error by shortstop Marcus Semien led to a three-run homer, the difference in the game. A costly error by Semien also had opened the door in the seventh for a Cleveland comeback win Friday and the Indians went on to sweep the A’s over the weekend. Читать дальше...

BEIJING (AP) — A Chinese legal rights activist was sentenced to 7 ½ years in prison on subversion charges Wednesday, in the second in a series of cases underscoring the ruling Communist Party's determination to rein in government critics. A graduate of prestigious Peking University, Hu was a professor in the capital when he became active with a would-be political opposition party following the army's violent crackdown on 1989 pro-democracy protests centered on Beijing's Tiananmen Square. The trials... Читать дальше...

Britain's Border Force has a "worryingly low" number of boats to patrol the country's coasts, MPs say.

BROWNINGTON, Vt. (AP) — A Vermont schoolhouse dating to 1823 will be returned to its original site with the help of 40 oxen.

The Burlington Free Press reports (http://bfpne.ws/2b1vxwL ) the oxen will pull the Orleans County Grammar School in Brownington one-third of a mile down the road next Monday to its original location. According to Middlebury College, where Twilight studied, he was the first African-American known to have earned a degree from an American college or university.

Free and great, or divided and confused. Diverse and powerful, or troubled and broken. In search of a single word encapsulating their country at this moment, Americans offered pollsters a lexicon reflecting both hope and dissonance.

CHICAGO (AP) — The Obama Foundation is set to unveil details about its plan to build Barack Obama's presidential library in a lakeside park in Chicago's South Side. The decision to build the museum in Jackson Park rather than another historic park in a nearby impoverished neighborhood has left some residents worried that the museum will deliver less of a boost to the city's South Side.

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema will cast his vote at a school in his home town of Seshego‚ Limpopo.