Новости за 31.08.2018

VALPARAISO, Ind. — The Indiana Supreme Court is suspending a former northern Indiana prosecutor’s law license for withholding evidence in a child molestation case. Wednesday’s court order says Trista Hudson’s license will be suspended for at least 18 months starting Oct. 10. The order says Hudson was a Porter County deputy prosecutor in 2016 when

SAN DIEGO — Canelo Alvarez is getting his hands wrapped for training when he cocks his head and makes a kissing noise. In a stroller across the gym, his baby daughter’s face positively lights up at the sound. Alvarez is deep in the final weeks of work before he meets Gennady Golovkin on Sept. 15

SAO PAULO — A majority of justices on Brazil’s electoral court voted late Friday to bar ex-President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva from running in October’s presidential election, virtually ending any chance that the front-runner will get on the ballot. The decision, while long expected, leaves tens of millions of voters without a candidate and

SAO PAULO — Brazil’s top electoral court on Friday began debating whether jailed former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva — the campaign front-runner — will be able to run in October’s presidential election or be barred due to a corruption conviction. The first of the seven judges cast a vote against da Silva, but

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — A high school football coach has resigned from a Tennessee school district after being told in a letter of reprimand that he couldn’t coach for the next three years. Derek Witt sent his letter of resignation Aug. 1, less than a week after getting the letter of reprimand from Knox County schools

NEW YORK — Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy have welcomed a baby boy. A publicist for the actors told The Associated Press on Friday that the couple gave birth Monday in New York. This is the second child for the couple. They are already parents to their 5-year-old son Cyrus Michael Christopher. The actors have

PARIS — A lawsuit filed in Tel Aviv is laying bare the details of how Israeli spyware is allegedly being used in the Middle East and Mexico. It’s the latest sign of how cyberespionage is increasingly permeating everything from Latin American health campaigns to intrastate conflicts in the Arab world. The suit is being brought

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Friday: American Outdoor Brands Corp., up $4.26 to $14.03 The gun, camping and hunting gear maker said sales improved and it cut costs. Lululemon Athletica Inc., up $17.93 to $154.93 The yoga pants maker raised its annual forecasts after a strong second quarter. Ambarella

HANNOVER, Germany — Hannover held visiting Borussia Dortmund to the Bundesliga’s first scoreless draw of the season to start the second round on Friday. The home side dominated possession but Dortmund went closest in the first half. Marco Reus twice gave Hannover a scare before the break, Michael Esser’s outstretched leg saving his first effort

AUSTIN, Texas — The first publicly released video of Texas police closing in on the suspect in a series of deadly Austin package bombings shows officers approaching his SUV before the vehicle explodes. Aerial footage released Friday by the Texas Department of Public Safety comes five months after police say 23-year-old Mark Conditt blew himself

CHICAGO — Illinois-Chicago says it will drop men’s and women’s gymnastics after the 2018-19 season. The university says the decision will affect 11 women and 25 men who still will have NCAA eligibility. Scholarships will be honored for students who stay. Illinois-Chicago Chancellor Michael Amiridis says it was an “exceptionally difficult decision.” In a statement

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Titans go into the regular season very successful at keeping their new offense with coordinator Matt LaFleur under wraps. The first-team offense scored only two touchdowns in seven series during the preseason, and only Atlanta (27) scored fewer points than Tennessee (40) through four games. The result: the first winless

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida State backup quarterback Bailey Hockman has decided to transfer, leaving the No. 19 Seminoles without much depth at the position. Hockman was at Thursday’s practice but was absent on Friday. A school spokesperson confirmed Hockman’s intention to transfer. He hasn’t decided what school to attend. The left-hander was part of a

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — The Falcons have traded a conditional 2020 draft pick to the New England Patriots for safety Jordan Richards. Richards started five of 16 games in 2017 and had 22 tackles with New England. He was a second-round draft pick by New England in 2015. He played in 41 games, with seven

AMSTERDAM — The Latest on stabbings at Amsterdam’s main train station (all times local): 10 p.m. Amsterdam city officials say a man who was shot by police after two people were stabbed at the main railway station is a 19-year-old Afghan citizen and investigators are including an extremist attack as a possible motive. The city’s

DAKAR, Senegal — Senegal’s president has effectively fired the mayor of the capital, Dakar, after an appeals court upheld his five-year prison sentence for forgery, criminal conspiracy, embezzlement and fraud. President Macky Sall on Friday revoked the mandate of Khalifa Sall, a popular opposition figure who had announced he would run for president in next

CLEMSON, S.C. — Forget Clemson’s front four of potential NFL draft picks or its talented group of young wide receivers. The loudest cheers at Death Valley in Saturday’s opener might be for the second-ranked Tigers backup quarterback. Many who follow Clemson have awaited the chance to see long-haired, strong-armed Trevor Lawrence o n the field

WASHINGTON — 4:08 p.m. U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer says President Donald Trump has notified Congress that he plans to sign a trade agreement with Mexico — and Canada, if it is willing — in 90 days. U.S. trade talks with Canada that were being held in Washington broke up Friday afternoon but will resume

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — For all the excitement in Arkansas about the hiring of Chad Morris, any talk about the Razorbacks over the offseason included the recent past. It’s a past that features arguably the worst six-year stretch in school history, an embarrassing conclusion to the scandal-ridden Bobby Petrino era and a disappointing tenure under Bret

SAO PAULO — Brazil’s state oil company Petrobras and France’s Total have bought stakes in three pre-salt oil blocks off the Atlantic coast. In an auction held Friday, the two companies agreed to pay 3.26 billion reals ($800 million) for the three blocks. Petrobras agreed to 36 month operating contracts in the Mero and Sapinhoa

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — A prosecutor says a grand jury has declined to indict a South Bend police officer in connection with a traffic collision that killed a young single mother. St. Joseph County Prosecutor Kenneth Cotter announced Friday the grand jury didn’t indict Patrolman Justin Gorny on a charge of reckless homicide in the

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — With the preseason behind them, Pat Shurmur has given the New York Giants three days off and told them to start focusing on the season opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars. While many players may not be going far from the team’s facility, they have been given film of Jacksonville to study

ATLANTA — Georgia Tech has a tough opening month with consecutive games at South Florida and Pittsburgh before No. 2 Clemson visits Bobby Dodd Stadium in three weeks. Oh yeah, the Yellow Jackets also begin the season Saturday against Alcorn State. Don’t count coach Paul Johnson among those dismissing the FCS Braves. He hasn’t forgotten

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has named the superintendent of Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park to head the National Park Service, a job that has been filled on an acting basis since January 2017. If confirmed by the Senate, David Vela, a 28-year career veteran of the park service, would become the first Hispanic to

CLEVELAND — The Browns could be shifting their offensive line again. With the season opener against Pittsburgh nine days away, coach Hue Jackson said Friday that “all avenues are open” with his offensive line, which has been in flux since 10-time Pro Bowl tackle Joe Thomas retired after last season. Jackson would not commit to