Новости за 07.12.2016

BUDAPEST, Hungary — The Hungarian government says it is pulling out of an international initiative to promote transparency and fight corruption because of the group’s unfair criticism of the country.

Since deciding how to spend the next half hour to five days watching Netflix can be rough, the streaming giant launched a new feature on Tuesday to help us out. 

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday expressed condolences to Indonesia's president over numerous casualties and destruction caused by a powerful earthquake in the country, the Kremlin press service reported.

Nobody wants to admit it, but the new president's early moves look at lot like the old president's.

WASHINGTON — Repealing President Barack Obama’s health care law without a clear replacement risks making nearly 30 million people uninsured, according to a study released Wednesday.

BRUSSELS (AP) — EU antitrust regulators fine 3 banks a combined $520 million for rigging interest rate market.

BRUSSELS (AP) — EU antitrust regulators fine 3 banks a combined $520 million for rigging interest rate market.

Elvis impersonator James Cawley spent 20 years painfully recreating the original 'Star Trek' set.

Elvis impersonator James Cawley spent 20 years painfully recreating the original 'Star Trek' set. The post Boldly Go to Upstate New York to Board the USS Enterprise appeared first on WIRED.

Classroom-tech company ended up going straight to the people using its product

According to a 2014 study by the UCLA Civil Rights Project, New York City’s schools are the most segregated in the entire nation.

It occurs when aluminum wheels corrode and affect the area where the rim and tire meet

Matthew Mayer, 24, showed a tattoo depicting a gun-toting Statue of Liberty at a campaign office for Donald J. Trump in Mechanicsburg, Pa., on Nov. 2. President-elect Trump has pledged to expand protections for gun owners.

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Partial repeal of the Affordable Care Act through a budget reconciliation bill could cause nearly 30 million Americans to lose health insurance and 9.3 million to lose government subsidies to … Click to Continue »

The federal government is signalling a willingness to sign a longer-term health accord with the provinces in a shift that could help end the standoff in negotiations over transfer payments for health care.

A senior Kurdish official says the detention of an ex-Canadian soldier was justified. The regional government's deputy foreign minister say Michael Kennedy illegally crossed from Iraq to Syria and back again in the fight against ISIS.

A year after forming government, the Liberals continue to poll above the support they received in last year's election, largely at the expense of the NDP. But might the government be at risk of losing this newfound support with its handling of the pipeline and electoral reform files?

Millions of vehicles in Canada, an estimated one in six, have an outstanding safety recall, and auto industry experts say not enough is being done to fix them.

Phasing out coal, a feverish pursuit of green energy, new tax regimes — where have we heard all this before?

The Toronto Real Estate Board has appealed the Competition Tribunal's ruling that the board must stop guarding coveted sales data. TREB says it's a privacy issue. Critics say TREB is refusing to modernize.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government spent more than $416,000 to renovate a two-year-old office building in downtown Ottawa, including more than $5,000 for 56 coat hooks, according to documents tabled in the House of Commons this week.