Новости за 25.05.2017

MANCHESTER, England — Manchester City says left back Gael Clichy, winger Jesus Navas and goalkeeper Willy Caballero will leave the club when their contracts expire next month. City made the announcements on Thursday. Yaya Toure and Bacary Sagna, whose deals are also due to expire, are waiting to hear if they will be retained. Clichy

DETROIT — Shares of General Motors fell about 2.5 percent Thursday afternoon after some truck owners alleged in a lawsuit that the company cheated on government diesel emissions tests. The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Detroit alleges that GM pickup trucks with Duramax diesel engines have three devices on them that are rigged

JUBA, South Sudan — The last Japanese peacekeepers with a United Nations mission have left South Sudan. The team was Japan’s first with an expanded mandate to use force if necessary to protect civilians and U.N. staff. Japan decided in March to end its peacekeeping mission in the East African nation where civil war is

KEY WEST, Fla. — A loggerhead turtle is safely back in the water in Florida after getting help from police officers and wildlife officials. Key West police spokeswoman Alyson Crean said in a news release that someone called authorities early Wednesday after seeing the giant turtle laying eggs in a nest across a four-lane highway

BRUSSELS — A U.S. president who wants to build walls is celebrating the collapse of one of the world’s most iconic barriers: the Berlin Wall. Donald Trump looked on Thursday as German Chancellor Angela Merkel and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg unveiled two sections of the Berlin Wall that divided the German city until 1989, in

SALT LAKE CITY — Two major outdoor recreation trade shows are merging to create one mega winter expo likely to be held in Denver. Emerald Expositions said Wednesday that it has acquired the SnowSports Industries America Snow Show held each winter in Denver. Emerald also produces the Outdoor Retailer show that’s leaving Salt Lake City

CRANFORD, N.J. — A student is suing a New Jersey college, claiming her professor gave her an F in a course because she is Muslim. Sahna ElBanna alleged in the lawsuit that she endured a spring 2016 semester of Union County College professor Toby Grodner making derogatory comments that all Muslims were terrorists, but ElBanna

ATHENS, Greece — A bomb exploded inside the car of former Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos in central Athens on Thursday, wounding him and two Bank of Greece employees, officials said. All three were described as being conscious and hospitalized in stable condition. “We are all in shock following this action,” said Nikos Pappas, a

CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Zoo’s prematurely born hippo named Fiona is getting a new beer in her honor. Listermann Brewing Company is releasing a Team Fiona New England-style IPA. The hippo’s care team helped brew the beer. And the brewing company says 25 percent of the beer sales proceeds is being donated to the zoo’s

WASHINGTON — Angered by allegations that some members of USA Gymnastics were sexually abused, the House overwhelmingly backed legislation on Thursday that requires amateur sports groups recognized by the U.S. Olympic Committee to report claims of sexual abuse to police. The vote was 415-3, with the bill’s sponsor, Rep. Susan Brooks, R-Ind., saying the Olympic

VIENNA — The Latest on OPEC’s talks on extending its production cut agreement (all times local): 6:20 p.m. The price of oil is down further after OPEC and other nations said they had agreed to extend their production cuts for another nine months. The U.S. benchmark for crude was down $1.67 a barrel, or 3.3

LOGAN TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Propylene is leaking from a rail car in an industrial park in New Jersey, sending a plume of gas into the air and leading to evacuations. Gloucester County spokeswoman Debra Sellitto says a valve stem on top of the tanker car failed and started leaking Thursday in Pureland Industrial Park in

BRUSSELS — President Donald Trump and his NATO counterparts on Thursday inaugurated the alliance’s new headquarters in Belgium, a sprawling 1.1-billion-euro ($1.2-billion) complex expected to be fully up and running early next year. IMPOSING AND IMPORTANT The low-slung, gray glass and steel behemoth near the Brussels airport will be the base for some 4,500 people,

PORTLAND, Maine — A judge has ordered Maine broadcasters to produce unaired tapes of prosecutor interviews in a murder case. The Portland Press Herald reports (http://bit.ly/2qfZPqd ) the Maine Public Broadcasting Network and WGME-TV have seven days to comply with Monday’s order to hand over outtakes from interviews with Pamela Ames. Ames is a former

MONACO — As Lance Stroll’s damaged Williams came to a stop at the Monaco Grand Prix’s fourth corner on Thursday, it was more evidence of a gamble that has so far failed to pay off. Stroll hasn’t scored a point in his first five Formula One races, three of which he has retired from. The

ROME — An Italian administrative court has nixed the selection of five museum directors, siding with critics of a much-vaunted reform which allowed experts based abroad to compete for top posts. Culture Minister Dario Franceschini on Thursday slammed the ruling by the Lazio region’s administrative tribunal as an embarrassment to Italy. His ministry immediately launched

BOSTON — Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue says that Kyrie Irving’s left ankle is feeling “good” in advance of Cleveland’s Game 5 matchup Thursday night with the Celtics. Irving was moving around and putting up shots during the Cavs’ morning shootaround. The All-Star rolled his ankle in the third quarter of Game 4 when he stepped

The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll on long-term care was conducted March 2-29 by NORC at the University of Chicago, with funding from the SCAN Foundation. It is based on online and telephone interviews of 1,341 adults age 40 and over who are members of NORC’s nationally representative AmeriSpeak panel. Interviews included

WASHINGTON — A growing number of Americans age 40 and older think Medicare should cover the costs of long-term care for older adults, according to a poll conducted by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. That option is unlikely to gain much traction as President Donald Trump’s administration and Republicans in Congress look

WASHINGTON — An Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll finds a growing number of Americans age 40 and older think Medicare should cover the costs of long-term care for older adults. But that option is unlikely to gain much traction as President Donald Trump’s administration and Republicans in Congress look to cut the

BERLIN — The suspected bomber in the concert attack in Britain passed through Germany and Turkey before the attack, authorities said Thursday. Salman Abedi spent only a short time at Duesseldorf airport’s transit area four days before the bombing at Manchester Arena, Duesseldorf police said, confirming an earlier report in German magazine Focus. “According to

LIVONIA, Mich. — A Detroit-area firearms instructor who accidentally shot a man during a class has pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor. Police say Michael Hearn fired his gun at a door, striking a man in the legs in another room in April. Hearn was teaching a class for people who were seeking concealed pistol

BECKLEY, W.Va. — A woman has pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the killing of a 69-year-old West Virginia pastor. The Register-Herald reports (http://bit.ly/2r0IdxV) 21-year-old Camille Iman Browne entered the plea Tuesday. She also pleaded guilty to burglarizing several homes. Prosecutors say Browne broke into Ronald Lee Browning’s home in Beckley in February 2015

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A Bahrain court has given a journalist working for France 24 and Radio Monte Carlo Doualiya a $2,650 fine for reporting without government accreditation. Authorities had refused to renew Nazeeha Saeed’s press credentials amid a crackdown on dissent there. Saeed told The Associated Press on Thursday after the court’s decision

BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Latest on the assault case against Greg Gianforte, the Republican candidate for a Montana congressional seat in a Thursday special election. (all times local): 12 p.m. The Montana congressional candidate accused of assaulting a reporter hasn’t been seen or heard from Thursday as voters go to the polls. Repeated phone calls