Новости за 26.01.2016

ABUJA, Nigeria - Nigerian villagers claimed Tuesday that Cameroonian troops in cross-border pursuit of Boko Haram Islamic extremists shot and killed at least 40 civilians - the third such accusation of reckless killings by the Cameroonians in recent weeks.

ROME - Italy forward Stephan El Shaarawy has joined Roma on loan from AC Milan.

NEW YORK - Soon, losing your ATM card won't be the financial life-stopping event it used to be. Just don't also lose your phone.

NEW YORK - MSNBC's Rachel Maddow says she planned a special broadcast on the Flint, Michigan, water crisis out of concern that assigning political blame was getting more attention than the needs of the city's residents.

FREETOWN, Sierra Leone - Police fired tear gas on Tuesday to disperse youths protesting Ebola restrictions that have halted market activity in Sierra Leone's northern Kambia district, police said.

ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada - A machete-wielding man attacked a U.S. tourist couple as they walked along an isolated beach on Grenada, killing the woman, police on the Caribbean island said Tuesday.

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia is racing to attract more investment and overhaul its economy as low oil prices expose it to urgent domestic challenges.

PARIS - A relaxed Gwyneth Paltrow looked very much the part as she arrived at Chanel's "atmosphere of calm" eco-show inside Paris' Grand Palais.

EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey - New York Giants placekicker Josh Brown and cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie are going to the Pro Bowl.

CORAL GABLES, Florida - Mark Richt's first game as Miami's coach will be Sept. 3, when the Hurricanes play host to Florida A&M.

WASHINGTON - Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal sustained a broken nose and a concussion after getting hit in the face by Boston Celtics forward Marcus Smart and will miss Tuesday night's game at the Toronto Raptors.

WESTPORT, Connecticut - Shares of heavy lifting equipment maker Terex Corp. soared after the company announced it had received an unsolicited takeover offer of $30 per share from China's Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science and Technology Co.

CINCINNATI - Bengals cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones was added to the Pro Bowl roster on Tuesday for the first time in his nine-year career.

VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis held talks with Iran's president at the Vatican Tuesday, calling on Tehran to play a key role in stopping the spread of terrorism as Iran tries to improve its image in the global arena following an agreement on its nuclear program.

ATHENS, Greece - Greece's leftwing prime minister defended his unpopular pension reform plans Tuesday, pledging to avoid new cuts, as protests against the creditor-demanded measures escalated.

CLEVELAND - Josh Tomlin has shown toughness and tenacity during his time with the Indians. On Tuesday, he was rewarded for it.

ST. LOUIS - Health insurer Centene Corp. says it is missing half a dozen hard drives that contain the personal and health information of roughly 950,000 clients.

CROWN POINT, Indiana - A Lake County judge and magistrate have vacated convictions against a Gary man who was sentenced in 1992 to 60 years in prison for murder and robbery charges.

PHOENIX - Falling oil and commodities prices led Freeport-McMoran Copper & Gold Inc. to report a loss of $4.08 billion in its fourth quarter.

ANAHEIM, California - Anaheim Ducks forward Shawn Horcoff was suspended for 20 games Tuesday for violating the terms of the NHL's performance-enhancing substances program.

DENVER - Peyton Manning isn't saying that Super Bowl 50 is his grand finale.

BAQAA REFUGEE CAMP, Jordan - Germany proposes creating up to 500,000 short-term jobs to help Syrian refugees survive in overburdened Middle Eastern host countries, the minister for economic cooperation said during a visit to Jordan on Tuesday.

DAKAR, Senegal - Senegalese police have questioned about 900 people in two regions in the West African nation as part of heightened security operations after recent attacks in Burkina Faso and neighboring Mali, a justice official said Tuesday.

ROME - A decision by Italian officials to cover up ancient nude statues to not offend Iran's visiting president is drawing ridicule in Rome.

CHAMPAIGN, Illinois - Illinois starting linebacker T.J. Neal plans to transfer before his senior season.