Новости за 02.03.2024

Third baseman Matt Chapman and the San Francisco Giants have agreed to a $54 million, three-year contract, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press.

US military planes airdrop about 38,000 meals into Gaza in first round of emergency humanitarian aid authorized by Biden.

Many of the Palestinians killed or wounded in the chaos as they tried to get bags of flour from an aid convoy were hit by Israeli army fire, the European Union's diplomatic service said Saturday, urging an international investigation.

An Indiana law rolling back protection for wetlands will affect the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River watershed.

Aishah Al-Sehaim laments the 30,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza, a grim statistic from a war with Israel that she wishes President Joe Biden would try harder to stop.

We'll soon find out if there's a compromise, or a winner, or a new starting quarterback in Minnesota in 2024.

A Pennsylvania man was arrested Saturday and charged with the slaying of a pregnant Amish woman whose body was found last week.

While the ride-share companies say they pay fairly, elected officials could mandate minimum wages.

Regents said they hoped Rebecca Cunningham's experience in medicine and higher education administration would help the U of M at a pivotal time.

The Legislature is likely to erode local control over zoning and other property rules.

Like every preseason, the Twins think they could be great this year. And like every season, it's time to examine how true that is up close in Fort Myers.

Alexander Smirnov was cast by Republicans as one of the FBI's most trusted informants, offering a ''highly credible'' account of brazen public corruption by Joe Biden that formed a pillar of the House impeachment investigation of the Democratic president.

The young crowd at a Nashville nightclub was ready to dance under the strobe lights to a throbbing mix of hip-hop, rap and Latin beats. But first they gathered to pray and praise God.

If a word has the right precision and nuance, sometimes it is worth using, even if it is not as well-known.

The old Town Square Park turned from an asset to an eyesore, and there's no end in sight.

In the last decade, 20 states across the country have set up outdoor recreation offices. Minnesota has now launched its own, aiming to boost the economy.

Berkshire Hathaway is the seventh-largest U.S. company with a market capitalization of nearly $900 billion, but lessons from its founder are still relatable.

Most area drivers can save hundreds of dollars every year by making better auto insurance choices, with many potentially saving more than $1,500.

From figuring out new products to building the customer base of a current one, opportunity is more than being at the right place at the right time. It's hard work.

Firefighters battling the largest wildfire in Texas history face increasingly difficult weather conditions on Saturday.

A ship earlier attacked by Yemen's Houthi rebels has sunk in the Red Sea after days of taking on water, officials say.

The president of Formula 1's governing body told the Financial Times the controversy around Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is damaging the sport, but that the FIA won't conduct its own inquiry unless it receives a complaint.

A day after parliamentary election concluded in Iran, hard-liners are leading in initial vote counting in the capital of Tehran, state media reported Saturday.

A drone crashed into an apartment building in St. Petersburg Saturday morning, according to Russian state news agency RIA Novosti.

Denver Pioneers (15-15, 6-9 Summit League) at Saint Thomas Tommies (18-12, 8-7 Summit League)