Новости за 26.11.2019

GARY, Ind. — Pope Francis has appointed a Michigan priest to be the next bishop for the Diocese of Gary. The appointment of Monsignor Robert J. McClory was announced Tuesday in Washington by Archbishop Christophe Pierre, apostolic nuncio to the United States. The 56-year-old McClory currently serves as rector of the National Shrine of the

GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands — Isaiah Stevens made a floater in the lane just before the final buzzer and Colorado State rallied past Loyola-Chicago 61-60 in the Cayman Islands Classic on Tuesday. Stevens’ game-winner capped Colorado State’s 10-0 run over the final four minutes. Adam Thistlewood scored six points during the spurt and Stevens added

NEW YORK — Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens just keep on rolling. The surging Ravens, who have won seven in a row, retained the top spot in the latest AP Pro32 poll. Baltimore routed the Los Angeles Rams 45-6 on Monday night to move to 9-2 on the season. The Ravens earned 11 of

NEW YORK — Television traditions on Thanksgiving have usually involved the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade and then hours of football, but in recent years, another has emerged: watching The National Dog Show. Hosted by actor John O’Hurley, the annual parade of pooches has become one of the more popular shows of Thanksgiving week. O’Hurley is

MADRID — Former Real Madrid player Xabi Alonso has been acquitted of tax fraud in Spain. The former midfielder was facing a five-year prison sentence for defrauding tax authorities of about 2 million euros ($2.2 million) from 2010-12. Prosecutors also wanted Alonso to pay a fine of 4 million euros ($4.4 million), in addition to

LONDON — Chelsea manager Frank Lampard says Ross Barkley showed a “lack of professionalism” after the England midfielder was pictured with his shirt off while in a nightclub during the international break. Barkley is currently sidelined as he recovers from an ankle injury and has again been left out of the squad ahead of Chelsea’s

ISTANBUL — Krepin Diatta scored a late equalizer and was sent off for a second yellow card immediately afterward as Belgian champions Brugge snatched a 1-1 draw at Galatasaray in the Champions League on Tuesday. With both teams now unable to finish in the top two in Group A, the result secured a spot for

SALT LAKE CITY — U.S. prosecutors have arrested a Hawaii man they accuse of sending hundreds of unwanted service providers and others to a Utah home, including plumbers and prostitutes. Loren Okamura was arrested Friday in Hawaii following his indictment last month on charges of cyberstalking, interstate threats and transporting people for prostitution, court documents

NORWICH, Conn. — Mayor Peter Nystrom says he plans to fight hard to preserve his town’s little piece of Americana. For a quarter century on baseball nights at Dodd Stadium, children have played on the hill next to the right field fence while neighbors chat in the stands and watch future major league stars. But

NEW YORK — The Latest on a New York City measure to ban flavored vaping products (all times local): 3 p.m. New York City lawmakers have voted to ban flavored electronic cigarettes. The City Council voted Tuesday to ban all e-cigarette and e-liquid flavors except tobacco. Backers of the ban said they were acting to

WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats are proposing a broad federal data privacy law that would allow people to see what information companies have collected on them and demand that it be deleted. But the bill is likely to face bipartisan challenges in the Republican-controlled Senate. Sen. Maria Cantwell of Washington is leading the effort. The bill,

CHICAGO — A man charged with first-degree murder in the strangulation death of a 19-year-old University of Illinois at Chicago student has been ordered held without bail during a hearing in which prosecutors told the judge that he had confessed to the attack. Donald Thurman is also charged with criminal sexual assault in the fatal

A woman’s killing by multiple feral hogs outside of a rural Texas home where she worked as a caretaker was a rare deadly attack by the animals, authorities said. Christine Rollins, 59, was attacked early Sunday in the small town of Anahuac, located more than 40 miles (65 kilometers) east of Houston. Chambers County Sheriff

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Honduran authorities say a television journalist has been shot to death shortly after leaving his station. Security spokesman Jair Meza Barahona says that José Arita was killed after leaving Channel 12 in the north coast city of Puerto Cortes Monday night. The initial investigation suggests that four men were waiting for Arita

NEW YORK — Former CNN mainstay Nancy Grace is signing up for a crime show on Fox Nation, an illustration of how Fox News’ streaming service has evolved counter to expectations one year into operation. Cameras will show her delivering her podcast and SiriusXM radio show, “Crime Stories with Nancy Grace,” five days a week.

CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Dollar Tree reported weak third quarter profits and trimmed its full-year guidance citing higher tariffs. Dollar Tree said if fully implemented, the tariffs will increase their costs by $19 million in the fourth quarter, or 6 cents per share.  The discount retailer estimates earnings per share for next quarter to be in

BAGHDAD — The Latest on developments in Iraq (all times local): 9:20 p.m. Iraqi officials say five people were killed and 13 wounded in three simultaneous explosions across Baghdad. Officials say the explosions occurred around 8 p.m. (1700 GMT) Tuesday evening. At least three people were killed and five wounded in an explosion in the

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Royals have changed hands from David Glass to an ownership group led by John Sherman and that includes actor Eric Stonestreet and local businessmen. The purchase of the Royals for approximately $1 billion was approved unanimously by the owners of the other big league clubs at their meeting

As part of its celebration of its 100th season, the NFL is designating a Game of the Week, each chosen to highlight a classic matchup. For this week, it is the 49ers-Ravens game. To mark each Game of the Week, the AP will be reprinting its story of a classic matchup in the rivalry. The

The Baltimore Ravens were on their way to a Super Bowl blowout when things really got dark. Literally. Super Bowl 47 between the Ravens and San Francisco 49ers on Feb. 3, 2013, was pegged as the first between head coaches who were brothers. Jim Harbaugh stood on the San Francisco sideline and John Harbaugh guided

MANCHESTER, England — Max Taylor’s year started with him undergoing chemotherapy after being diagnosed with testicular cancer. It will end with him potentially making his senior debut for Manchester United. The 19-year-old center back has been included by manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in United’s squad for the Europa League match against Astana in Kazakhstan. He

PITTSBURGH — It’s officially “Duck season” again in Pittsburgh. Coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday that rookie quarterback Devlin “Duck” Hodges will start on Sunday when the Steelers (6-5) face Cleveland (5-6). Hodges came on in relief of an ineffective Mason Rudolph in a 16-10 victory over Cincinnati, throwing for a 79-yard touchdown to James Washington

SEATTLE — While he’s tried to avoid getting wrapped up in the outside conversation, Jacob Eason knows it’s there. Washington’s quarterback has chosen not to engage as much as he can even if the questions don’t stop coming about his future. “The Twitter, the Instagram, the radio, all that stuff. I know it’s out there.

NEW YORK — A full postseason share on World Series champion Washington was worth $382,358, down from $416,838 for Boston last year and the record $438,902 for Houston in 2017. The commissioner’s office said Tuesday the Nationals voted 61 full shares, more than 14 partial shares and two cash awards. The Red Sox had 66

CLEVELAND — Browns defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi is back on the active roster after serving a one-game suspension for his involvement in the recent brawl with the Steelers. Ogunjobi was disciplined by the NFL for shoving Pittsburgh quarterback Mason Rudolph to the ground in the Nov. 14 melee between the AFC North rivals, who meet