Новости за 07.08.2021

(Reuters) - Italy's Lorenzo Musetti has been withdrawn from a U.S. Open tune-up event in Toronto after having left the tournament's COVID-19 controlled environment, Tennis Canada said on Saturday.

BEIRUT (Reuters) -The leader of Iranian-backed Lebanese group Hezbollah Hassan Nasrallah said on Saturday that his group had chosen to respond to Israeli air strikes on open land, but could escalate

A new report suggested the GOP is looking for women candidates to help take back the House in 2022.

Officials in Ethiopia warned the Tigray conflict is spilling into other parts of the country.

The race to unseat Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R) has heated up as more Republicans mull over a primary challenge.

The California Republican Party has decided not to officially endorse a candidate in the gubernatorial recall election.

President Trump questioned why Wisconsin waited until after the election to cancel so many voter registrations. In a statement released on Saturday through his Save America PAC, the 45th president pointed out Wisconsin canceled 205,000 voter registrations because they could not locate the voters.

While details of the bipartisan Senate infrastructure bill continued to be revealed, critics have questioned exactly how it was supposed to be paid for. The focus shifted to what appeared to be a bailout proposal for the struggling Highway Trust Fund.

The attorney general of Oklahoma has asked the Supreme Court to review the landmark McGirt decision.

President Trump took aim at the bipartisan Senate infrastructure package ahead of a vote to end debate on the proposal.

The Biden administration has reportedly been gearing up to issue guidance on a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. According to reports, the FDA was expected to make the announcement in the coming month, which would advise people with weakened immune systems to receive a third shot.

By Philip O'Connor YOKOHAMA, Japan (Reuters) - Defender Dani Alves rolled back the years to spur Brazil to a 2-1 win over Spain in the Tokyo Games soccer final on Saturday, enabling him to add an

HBO host Bill Maher took on the New York Times for having fallen into "wokeness." On Friday's episode of Real Time, the left-wing host referenced the music festival Lollapalooza by saying he was all for living moving on.

By Nicolás Misculin BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Argentines took to the streets of Buenos Aires on Saturday to protest over poverty and a lack of jobs amid a lengthy economic crisis

A Texas jury sentenced a man to death in connection to a fatal attack on a San Antonio police officer. On Friday, 31-year-old Otis McKane was given the death penalty for the killing of 50-year-old San Antonia Police Department Detective Benjamin Marconi back in 2016.

KABUL (Reuters) - An Afghan Air Force pilot was killed by a bomb in a Kabul district on Saturday, officials said, in an attack claimed by the Taliban.

By Michelle Nichols NEW YORK (Reuters) - The United States on Saturday condemned a thwarted plot to attack Myanmar's U.N. ambassador in New York, saying it fits a "disturbing pattern" of authoritarian

CAIRO (Reuters) - King Khufu's Boat, an ancient vessel that is the oldest and largest wooden boat discovered in Egypt, has been painstakingly moved from its longstanding home next to the Giza pyramids

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Amsterdam capped a month of events commemorating the 25th anniversary of its first Gay Pride festival with a "Pride Walk" through the city's historic centre on Saturday that drew

A former national security adviser to President Trump has warned China acquired enough data to "build a dossier on every single American adult." Matthew Pottinger raised concerns over the communist nation this week during a Senate Select Intelligence Committee hearing.

Florida's Department of Education approved an emergency order in favor of parents against mask mandates. On Friday, parents who felt COVID-19 protocols have become harassment towards their children gained access to private school vouchers.

By Yuka Obayashi TOKYO (Reuters) - France beat the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) team in the men's volleyball final on Saturday in a sensational five-set match to grab their first Olympic gold medal

By Denis Dumo JUBA (Reuters) - At least 30 South Sudanese soldiers were killed and 13 injured in clashes between forces loyal to Vice President Riek Machar and a splinter group, Machar’s party

By Amy Tennery TOKYO (Reuters) -Russian Mariya Lasitskene added Olympic gold to her three world titles, winning the women's high jump at the Tokyo Games with a leap of 2.04 metres on Saturday.

By Mitch Phillips TOKYO (Reuters) -Sifan Hassan won the 10,000m for a brilliant distance double, Jakob Ingebrigtsen took the 1,500m in style and javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra secured instant national