Новости за 12.09.2021

An Ohio woman has pleaded guilty to conspiring to the murder of eight family members back in 2016. On Friday, Angela Wagner became the second member of her family to admit her role in the murder of the Rhoden family.

West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin (D) is telling fellow Democrats to slow down in their push for the $3.5 trillion partisan reconciliation package. In an interview on Sunday, the moderate Democrat said he would not vote for the package as it's currently written.

The last time the Taliban came into power over 20 years ago, women were banned from attending school. As the recent Taliban takeover has left many women questioning their future this time around, they have expressed hope to see a different result.

Iran has come to an agreement with the international nuclear watchdog to service their monitoring equipment. Reports on Sunday said the inspectors with the International Atomic Energy Agency will be allowed to install new memory cards into surveillance cameras at Iran's nuclear sites.

Israel's defense minister has accused Iran of training terrorists to use unmanned aerial vehicles in a plot to export terror across the region. Benny Gantz made the comment on Sunday, claiming Iran is using an airbase to train "terror operatives" from several nations in flying Iranian-made drones.

By Peter Hall LEEDS, England (Reuters) - Mohamed Salah's 100th Premier League goal helped Liverpool cruise to a 3-0 victory at 10-man Leeds United on Sunday in a match that was marred by a nasty

(Reuters) - Formula One world championship leader Max Verstappen will have a three-place grid drop at the Russian Grand Prix after stewards ruled he was mainly to blame for a collision with title

By Alan Baldwin (Reuters) - Seven times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said he was grateful to be alive after being hit on the head by title rival Max Verstappen's car at the Italian Grand

(Reuters) -Kansas City Southern said on Sunday it has received a revised proposal from Canadian Pacific, which the board determined was superior to the offer from Canadian National Railway.

By Phil Stewart WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S.

Another billionaire has been set to take off into space along with the first ever all-civilian crew. This week, the CEO of e-commerce firm Shift4 Payments, Jared Issacman, will join three fellow passengers as they embarked their three day journey into space.

The United Kingdom has abandoned vaccine passports to enter nightclubs and other large indoor events. On Sunday, U.K. Health Minister Sajid Javid said many countries implemented these passports to boost vaccination rates.

Former Lt. Gov. of Wisconsin Rebecca Kleefisch announced her bid for governor in 2022. In an interview with Breitbart on Saturday, the GOP candidate said she would defeat the radical left and take back the House of Representatives.

LONDON (Reuters) -American Billy Horschel birdied the 18th hole to claim the BMW PGA Championship title in a tense finish on Sunday in a tournament with huge implications for Europe's Ryder Cup team.

By Charlotte Greenfield ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - As international donors gather in Geneva on Monday to discuss humanitarian relief for Afghanistan under Taliban rule, neighbours China and Pakistan have

CAIRO (Reuters) -Qatari foreign minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani held talks with the Taliban-appointed prime minister on Sunday, a Taliban spokesman said, in the highest level foreign

By Steve Scherer CANDIAC, Quebec (Reuters) - Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Sunday, who was pelted with gravel at a rally last week, said the leader of the right-wing People's Party of

The remains of a U.S. Marine who died in the bombing of the Kabul airport were returned home on the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The body of 25-year-old Johanny Rosario Pichardo returned to her hometown of Lawrence, Massachusetts on Saturday.

GOP congressional candidate and former Navy SEAL Derrick Van Orden said the way the U.S. left Afghanistan resided solely on the Biden administration. In an interview on Saturday, Van Orden called the events in Afghanistan a debacle caused by a foolish, reckless and divided administration.

(Reuters) - Ethiopia's Derara Hurisa won the Vienna City marathon on Sunday but was disqualified soon after when the soles of his shoes were found to be one centimetre too thick and in violation of

By Alan Baldwin (Reuters) - Formula One title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen took each other out of the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday, with Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff slamming the incident

By Alan Baldwin (Reuters) -Australian Daniel Ricciardo won the Italian Grand Prix in a stunning McLaren one-two at Monza on Sunday while Formula One title rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton took

By Nicolás Misculin and Jorge Otaola BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) -Argentines lined up to vote on Sunday in midterm primaries that represent a litmus test for the center-left Peronist government of

Former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta warned the Taliban was likely to harbor foreign terrorists and advised the Intelligence community to be on guard. In an interview on Saturday, the former CIA chief said the same Taliban, which took over Afghanistan, was in control on September 11, 20 years ago.

LONDON (Reuters) - British teenager Emma Raducanu's staggering U.S.