Новости за 04.09.2021

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Olympic champion Belinda Bencic put on a serving masterclass to beat Jessica Pegula 6-2 6-4 and reach the last 16 of the U.S. Open on Saturday.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - American Sloane Stephens received a torrent of angry messages on social media, including racist and sexist abuse, following her third round loss to Angelique Kerber at the U.S.

(Reuters) - Order of play on the main show courts on the seventh day of the U.S.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Italian sixth seed Matteo Berrettini survived a third-round test from Ilya Ivashka to win 6-7(5) 6-2 6-4 2-6 6-3, firing off 27 aces in front of an adoring Grandstand crowd on

DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said on Saturday Iran was ready to hold talks with world powers to revive its 2015 nuclear accord but not under Western "pressure", adding Tehran was

LONDON (Reuters) - Former British prime minister Gordon Brown accused rich countries of committing a "moral outrage" by stockpiling COVID-19 doses while poor countries are struggling to get supplies.

By Erwin Seba HOUSTON (Reuters) - U.S.

By Silvia Aloisi VENICE (Reuters) - The Venice Film Festival got a break from its anguish-filled line-up with Saturday's premiere of "Official Competition", a behind-the-curtains Argentine satire

PODGORICA (Reuters) - Several thousand protesters used tyres, rocks and vehicles to block roads leading to the city of Cetinje in southwest Montenegro on Saturday in a bid to stop the Serbian Orthodox

By Amy Tennery NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former U.S.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Highlights of the sixth day at the U.S.

(Reuters) - Holders Europe grabbed a 3-1/2 to 1/2 lead over the United States after the morning round of foursomes on the first day of the Solheim Cup at the Inverness Club in Toledo on Saturday.

By Nelson Renteria SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - El Salvador's top court has ruled that the country's president can serve two consecutive terms, opening the door for incumbent Nayib Bukele to stand for

DOHA (Reuters) - The United States has moved most of more than 57,000 people it evacuated from Afghanistan to Qatar out of the Gulf state, with some now in the United States while others are being

(Reuters) - Taliban and opposition forces battled on Saturday to control the Panjshir Valley north of Kabul, the last Afghan province holding out against the Islamist group, with both sides claiming

The thought of not playing Tom Brady and the New England Patriots in the postseason helped to encourage Peyton Manning to sign with the Denver Broncos before the 2012 season.

By Amy Tennery NEW YORK (Reuters) - Retired athletes voiced their support for four-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka on Saturday after she said she would take a break from tennis having lost her

By Jose Torres TAPACHULA, Mexico (Reuters) - A migrant caravan of around 400 people, including many children, set off from the southern Mexican city of Tapachula for the United States on Saturday,

LONDON (Reuters) - The stand-off between Britain and the European Union over post-Brexit trading rules for Northern Ireland threatens to create "cold mistrust" in the broader relationship between

Joe Biden said the economy was recovering well, despite August's lackluster jobs report. According to Friday's report, only about 230,000 jobs were created in August, while predictions said three times as many should have been created.

California officials are expected to pay a Los Angeles County church that defied mask orders hundreds of thousands of dollars to settle its ongoing legal battle. Recent reports confirmed L.A. County and the state agreed to pay the Grace Community Church in Sun Valley an $800,000 settlement.

By Silvia Aloisi and Hanna Rantala VENICE (Reuters) - British film-maker Edgar Wright said he drew inspiration from the likes of Alfred Hitchcock and Italian horror director Dario Argento to depict

PARIS (Reuters) - Princess Charlene of Monaco has left hospital in South Africa following treatment for an ear, nose and throat infection, a spokeswoman for the principality's palace said on Saturday.

Young girls from Afghanistan have arrived in the United States and United Arab Emirates with much older men claiming to be their husbands. In recent days, a U.S. intake center in Wisconsin has reported incidents of older men entering the country with young girls who they tell authorities are their wives.

(Reuters) - At least 17 people were killed in celebratory gunfire in Kabul, news agencies said on Saturday, after Taliban sources said their fighters had seized control of Panjshir, the last province