Новости за 22.03.2016

DENVER - Climate change could upset the complex interplay of rain, snow and temperature in the West, hurting food production, the environment and electrical generation at dams, the federal government warned Tuesday.

NEW YORK - Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq stock market:

SAYREVILLE, New Jersey - Authorities say an off-duty New Jersey police officer found shot to death in his car in the parking lot of a closed movie theater complex killed himself.

ZEPHYRHILLS, Florida - Officials say two skydivers were rushed to a Tampa hospital after a midair collision.

LOS ANGELES - The Latest on the FBI's efforts to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino, California, attackers (all times local):

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - A bill that would require transgender students to use bathrooms that match their sex at birth failed in Tennessee on Tuesday.

OTTAWA, Ontario - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's new Liberal government projects a federal deficit almost three times the size it promised during last year's election.

CINCINNATI - The IRS must produce information about tax-exempt applications for a tea party lawsuit that alleges the agency subjected conservative groups to additional, often burdensome scrutiny, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.

NEW YORK - CBS is back on top of the weekly Nielsen ratings, propelled by its drama-heavy lineup and the NCAA men's basketball tournament, which gave life to a normally quiet Saturday night schedule.

NEW YORK - Many of New York City's residential neighborhoods will feature denser and taller development as part of a sweeping housing plan that will mandate the construction of more affordable housing and rewrite the city's decades-old zoning to enable more residential development.

TUNIS, Tunisia - The head of the U.N. mission to Libya says the new unity government will install itself in Tripoli within days.

A tearful, beloved cartoon adventurer, Tintin, quickly emerged as a symbol of solidarity in the chaotic aftermath of the Brussels bombings as social media users worldwide took to Facebook and other Web streams for check ins by loved ones potentially in harm's way.

PARIS - France's highest court ruled Tuesday that judicial phone taps between Nicolas Sarkozy and his main lawyer are legal, paving the way for an eventual corruption trial against the former French president that could hamper his bid for re-election.

MANASSAS, Virginia - An Army staff sergeant charged with shooting and killing a newly sworn Virginia police officer is mentally impaired as a result of his two tours in Iraq, his defense lawyer said Tuesday.

Some health insurers are hoping to ease headaches that can flare when customers try to confirm whether a doctor is covered in a plan's network of providers.

SANTA CLARITA, California - The Latest on a Native American girl removed from her foster family in California (all times local):

ISTANBUL - A Turkish state-run agency says authorities detained three men, including two foreigners, suspected of planning another attack in Istanbul. Security forces also captured 10 men suspected of being linked to the Islamic State group in southern Turkey.

WASHINGTON - The United States, facing sanctions for discriminating against Mexican tuna imports, is expanding tougher rules for labeling tuna '"dolphin-safe" on the rest of the world instead of easing up on Mexico.

ATLANTA - The parents of a teenager who hanged himself in his cell at a juvenile detention center in Atlanta have settled a federal civil rights lawsuit they filed after his death.

NEW YORK - The airport attack in Brussels highlights one of the most vulnerable stages of aviation security: the time travelers spend between the curb and the checkpoint.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Buddy Hield has drawn much of the attention surrounding Oklahoma's run to the Sweet 16 with his late-game scoring binges and clutch shots.

ALBANY, New York - New York is poised to end its ban on professional mixed martial arts, the last state to prohibit the combat sport.

U.S. stock indexes wavered between tiny gains and losses in late-afternoon trading Tuesday. Health care stocks were among the biggest gainers, while airlines, cruise companies and travel booking sites lagged following the deadly attacks in Belgium. Oil closed higher.

ZURICH - A former aide to the CONCACAF president has been extradited from Switzerland to face bribery charges in the United States in the FIFA case.

MADISON, Wisconsin - Wisconsin's Nigel Hayes made an important adjustment this March.