Новости за 04.04.2016

ISTANBUL - Hackers have posted a database online that seems to contain the personal information of nearly 50 million Turkish citizens in what is one of the largest public leaks of its kind.

OAKLAND, California - Oakland ace Sonny Gray has been scratched from his opening day start because of food poisoning.

BILLINGS, Montana - Joseph Medicine Crow walked in "two worlds" - white and Native American - and made his mark on each.

MISSOULA, Montana - Twenty years after the arrest of Ted Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber, some Lincoln residents remember him as an odd recluse who ate rabbits and lived without electricity, while others say he had a funny, personable side.

MUNSTER, Indiana - Some northwest Indiana schools plan to continue reminding students and staff about the consequences of hazing.

NORTH KINGSTOWN, Rhode Island - The keel has been laid for the future USS South Dakota, the nation's 17th Virginia-class attack submarine.

LEONIA, New Jersey - A dinosaur theme park in New Jersey that was in danger of becoming extinct has found a new home.

CHICAGO - Grain futures were mixed Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade.

WASHINGTON - Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills fell in Monday's auction to their lowest levels since January.

URBANA, Illinois - Champaign County State's Attorney Julia Rietz says she and an attorney for Illinois basketball player Leron Black have agreed to a deal that would place him in a diversionary program and potentially see his felony aggravated assault charge reduced to a misdemeanor.

STILLWATER, Oklahoma - New Oklahoma State basketball coach Brad Underwood has announced the hiring of an assistant coach from South Carolina.

BRAZZAVILLE, Republic of Congo - Republic of Congo's Constitutional Court has published final election results showing that President Denis Sassou N'Guesso, who has ruled for more than 30 years, has won re-election.

NEW YORK - And now, a few words about undefeated horses running in the Kentucky Derby - Nyquist, specifically.

NEW ORLEANS - A federal judge in New Orleans granted final approval Monday to an estimated $20 billion settlement over the 2010 BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, resolving years of litigation over the worst offshore spill in the nation's history.

MADISON, Wisconsin - Wisconsin has hired Joe Krabbenhoft as an assistant coach, bringing a former player back to the Badgers.

INDIANAPOLIS - When Brittney Sykes started playing AAU basketball, she didn't even know where Syracuse was.

ATHENS, Greece - Greece's government started a new round of austerity talks with bailout creditors Monday amid a dispute over a wiretapped and leaked conversation between foreign officials involved in the Greek rescue negotiations.

SAVANNAH, Georgia - A federal lawsuit blames the medical staff at a Georgia prison for failing to treat an inmate who died from a severely infected tattoo.

INDIANAPOLIS - The price tag for clearing out homes and businesses for the Interstate 69 extension project's final leg could top the combined cost for the five other sections through southern Indiana.

BUFFALO, New York - Free agent linebacker Zach Brown has signed a one-year deal with the Buffalo Bills, the player's agent has confirmed to The Associated Press.

BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - Archie Dees never strayed far from his Indiana roots.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - A group of hedge funds that say they hold a significant amount of Puerto Rico debt sued the island's troubled Government Development Bank on Monday, a move that raises concerns about the future of an institution that issues loans and oversees the U.S. territory's debt transactions.

LONDON - From their first apartment through their most recent tours, the Rolling Stones are giving fans a chance to take a deep look into their lives as the "Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band in the World."

LONDON - It's only rock 'n' roll - but it isn't, is it?

CLEVELAND - Mother Nature threw a shutout at the Indians and Red Sox.