Новости за 20.07.2015

ATHENS, Greece - Greek authorities say a boat carrying 150 to 200 migrants has been located adrift in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, and two merchant ships have reached it to offer help or evacuate the vessel if necessary.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - After years of tabloid gossip claiming marital troubles, country music's top couple Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert announced their divorce after four years of marriage.

PORTLAND, Maine - The owner of a Maine diner says she's not sorry for yelling at a 21-month-old child for crying in her restaurant because it got the girl to be quiet.

PHILADELPHIA - The latest on newly obtained deposition testimony from Bill Cosby (all times local):

ELIZABETH, New Jersey - A mail truck struck a woman crossing a street with two of her grandchildren, killing a toddler and injuring the others, authorities said.

GAINESVILLE, Florida - A co-founder of the defunct music streaming service Grooveshark has been found dead at his Florida home.

BALTIMORE - A Baltimore judge won't prohibit defense attorneys from releasing evidence in the high-profile Freddie Gray case.

Bill Cosby's lurid, decade-old testimony about his philandering could do more than damage what's left of his fatherly image - it could very well be used against him in court by some of the women who accuse him of sexual assault.

NEW YORK - Grocery store operator A&P is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with plans to sell off stores as it faces increasingly tough competition.

PHILADELPHIA - A former Philadelphia union boss was sentenced Monday to more than 19 years in prison for overseeing violence, vandalism and intimidation at nonunion work sites, including a Quaker meetinghouse.

COVINGTON, Kentucky - A local elected official in a small Kentucky county testified Monday she could not issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples because signing the document would signal her approval of a union that violates her religious beliefs.

WASHINGTON - To sleep, perchance to... ward off Alzheimer's? New research suggests poor sleep may increase people's risk of Alzheimer's disease, by spurring a brain-clogging gunk that in turn further interrupts shut-eye.

WASHINGTON - The International Monetary Fund plans to name White House economic adviser Maurice Obstfeld as its chief economist.

NEW YORK - Carlos Santana, Marlon James and Naomi Klein are among the winners of the 36th annual American Book Awards, which celebrate diversity in publishing.

BRUSSELS - The European Union on Monday agreed to help Tunisia combat violent Islamic extremism and boost its economy, including by raising quotas on how much olive oil it can sell in EU markets.

An 18-year-old French teen born with the AIDS virus has had her infection under control and nearly undetectable despite stopping treatment 12 years ago - an unprecedented remission, doctors are reporting.

TERRE HAUTE, Indiana - A judge has sentenced a former western Indiana man to 40 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the slaying of a teenager nearly 17 years ago.

BRUSSELS - European Union interior ministers fell well short Monday of finding takers for the relocation of 40,000 refugees who have made perilous boat trips across the Mediterranean into Italy and Greece.

JOHANNESBURG - It's a long way from Centre Court at Wimbledon for Roger Federer, who has opened a preschool in impoverished Malawi as part of his charity work.

BRUSSELS - The European Union's top diplomat is looking for a fresh formula to revive the now moribund peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians.

NEW YORK - The pun is as fitting as it is inevitable, so let's go ahead and get it out of the way: "Sharknado 3" has definitely jumped the shark.

DETROIT - Like most Americans, the drivers of Detroit are required to carry auto insurance whenever they get behind the wheel, but many law-abiding residents can't afford the Motor City's highest-in-the-nation auto premiums, which top $5,000 a year in some neighborhoods.

NEW YORK - The online photo websites of Rite Aid, CVS, Costco and Wal-Mart Canada remain offline in the wake of a possible data breach at the company that hosts all four sites.

NEW YORK - New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is rejecting Uber's call to have a live debate about their differences.

WASHINGTON - Sixty national security leaders, ambassadors, military leaders and former Cabinet secretaries signed a letter released on Monday in support of the nuclear deal with Iran.