Новости за 13.01.2017

Secrets shared with the White House could be passed on to the Kremlin, US spies reportedly told their Israeli counterparts.

Oil is poised for its first weekly decline in more than a month as traders await proof of global production cuts.

It would be easy to miss Joseph Maree if you walked past him on the street.

Stolen hours after her birth in a Florida hospital 18 years ago, a young woman who came to suspect she didn't belong with the people who raised her has been found in South Carolina, where police charged the woman she long believed was her mother with kidnapping.

​Profits at JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America surged last year, as the industry received a boost from a stock market rally.

Deutsche Bank has banned text messages and communication apps on company phones in an effort to improve compliance standards.

​Copper hit a five-week high on Friday while aluminium climbed to its highest in nearly 20 months.

Any cracks that might have plagued the relationship of Anthony Bell and his model wife Kelly Landry had been smoothed over long ago when it came to their seemingly perfect marriage.

US President-elect Donald Trump on Friday reprised his election campaign attacks on Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, declaring her "guilty as hell" and deriding her supporters' criticism of how the FBI handled an investigation into her emails.

Iron ore imports by China surged to a record last year amid unexpectedly strong steel production and lower local mine output.

Conditions across the southern half of NSW are expected to ease over the weekend but the mercury will likely remain in the low to mid 40s in the state's north.

US President-elect Donald Trump's incoming national security adviser Michael Flynn took a call from the Russian ambassador last month, and discussed setting up a call between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin after Trump's inauguration on January 20, a Trump spokesman said on Friday.

British Prime Minister Theresa May said the person who wrote reports containing details of compromising material Russia allegedly collected on US President-elect Donald Trump has not worked for the British government for years.

At best it's careless to call anyone a Nazi – but to liken all of the US intelligence agencies to Hitler's goons is to recklessly seek trouble.

A woman has told a London court that when she was 12 years old Rolf Harris asked her for a cuddle then put his hand up her skirt and "touched me where no one had touched me before".

A three-year-old girl has died and several people taken to hospital after a car struck a tree in Victoria's Goulburn Valley.

Hungarian police have detained two foreign women under European arrest warrants for terrorism-linked activity, police said in a statement posted on their official website on Friday.

The rogue developers behind the illegal demolition of Carlton's Corkman Irish Pub have been fined again, this time by the EPA after failing to meet a statutory deadline.

When the Property Council, the Urban Task Force and the Planning Minister agree that something is in the public interest it's time to get suspicious. When the Daily Telegraph wheels out first-homers Emma and Jeremy from Kellyville as if it's they, the little guys, who'll benefit from ripping away planning red-tape, suspicion should sharpen into scorn.

President-elect Donald Trump said his administration would produce a full report on hacking within the first 90 days of his presidency and accused "my political opponents and a failed spy" of making "phony allegations" against him.

A lower Blue Mountains power station outage has left over 5500 residents in 40 degree heat without power for the second time this week.

Michael Chamberlain, who became a Seventh-day Adventist as a Christchurch university student by investigating why the faith had so attracted his mother, Greta, had been prepared to make changes.

Yes, yes, yes ... we all know that sport can be a wondrous lover, keeping you warm on cold nights, thrilling you to the very cockles of your soul, and romancing you on lazy summer days.

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