Новости за 09.10.2015

Toby Keith, "35 mph Town" (Show Dog/Universal)

JERUSALEM - The latest developments in ongoing violence between Palestinians and Israelis. (all times local)

HAMMOND, Indiana - A judge accused of falling asleep during the trial of the former Lake Station mayor and his wife has recused himself from a second trial involving them.

TORONTO - Third baseman Josh Donaldson and outfielder Jose Bautista are in the Blue Jays lineup for Game 2 of their American League Division Series against Texas. Third baseman Adrian Beltre is not starting for the Rangers.

Joe Jackson, "Fast Forward" (Work Song/Caroline)

LARAMIE, Wyoming - It's Air Force week, and there are two words that most of the Wyoming defensive players will hear a lot leading up to Saturday's game.

Avicii, "Stories" (Island)

LISBON, Portugal - Portugal's post-election political horse-trading has got off to a false start, with leaders of the main parties stuck waiting for each other to come up with proposals for a stable government.

PORTLAND, Maine - A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Friday approved a $338 million settlement fund for victims of the fiery 2013 oil train derailment that claimed 47 lives in Quebec, clearing the way for payments to victims by year's end.

LONDON - A British nurse who recovered from Ebola last year has been hospitalized again for treatment of an unusual late complication, London's Royal Free Hospital said Friday.

NEWARK, New Jersey - A federal judge ruled against New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez's remaining attempts to have the corruption charges against him thrown out.

TUSCALOOSA, Alabama - Nick Saban wants his Alabama team still happy when the season's over, not just all aglow after one big win.

WASHINGTON - Cheaper oil and less demand for autos and machinery weighed on wholesalers in August, as their inventories edged up just slightly while sales dropped.

John Grant, "Grey Tickles, Black Pressure" (Partisan)

SAN FRANCISCO - Apple co-founder Steve Jobs became renowned for conjuring a "reality distortion field" that made people believe whatever he wanted.

NEW YORK - An erotic painting of a cabaret singer by Pablo Picasso with a second picture on the reverse side could bring over $60 million at auction.

In this photo by Bullit Marquez, a roped cow tries to break free in front of a Philippine marine who tries to avoid it while taking up his position during a live-fire exercise near the coast northwest of Manila. Hundreds of cattle live on the sprawling naval facility at San Antonio township in Zambales province, and the marines and amphibious-assault vehicles had to maneuver through the herd during the exercise. More than 600 U.S. and Philippine marines took part in the annual exercise that concluded... Читать дальше...

LONDON - The U.S. has indications that four Russian cruise missiles crashed in Iran rather than Syria, suggesting there were malfunctions, Defense Secretary Ash Carter confirmed Friday.

ROME - Dismissing speculation that he could run for mayor, the head of Italy's Olympic committee pledged Friday to keep his current job and attempt to bring the 2024 Games to Rome.

KABUL, Afghanistan - An Afghan official says three civilians were killed and four wounded after they were caught in the crossfire of a Taliban attack on troops south of the capital.

GRAND FORKS, North Dakota - A monthlong police investigation has concluded that a gay man who reported being the victim of a hate crime at a University of North Dakota fraternity invented the story and actually instigated the fight.

OSLO, Norway - A coalition of Tunisian workers, business owners, rights activists and lawyers won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for intervening at a crucial time to push the North African country that sparked the Arab Spring revolutions toward democracy and away from civil war.

MEXICO CITY - It was one of the worst defeats in one of history's most dramatic conquests: Only a year after Hernan Cortes landed in Mexico, hundreds of people in a Spanish-led convey were captured, sacrificed and apparently eaten.

A judge formally ended the court-ordered guardianship of an Amish girl who resisted a hospital's attempts to force her to resume chemotherapy, bringing a close to the fight that raised questions about the rights of parents in making medical decisions for their children.

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana Department of Child Services is seeing a higher percentage of its family case managers leave the agency, its director told the DCS Oversight Committee.