Новости за 17.03.2019

1. New Zealand shooting: Australian leader sides with teen who egged anti-Muslim senator  NBC News
2. Australian senator who came under fire for blaming Muslim immigration for shootings punches teen after he w...  Fox News
3. Far-right Australian senator Fraser Anning attacks boy after being egged by him  Guardian News
4. Controversial Australian lawmaker 'egged' after comments on New Zealand mass shooting  Reuters
5. Australian premier sides with egger against egged senator... Читать дальше...

NINTENDO Switch news this month has included promising new rumours regarding game projects being announced later this year, as well as disappointing updates for those hoping for a surprise franchise revival.

Robert Kubica has confessed to "embarrassing" mistakes in Melbourne. But the Pole, returning to the grid after an eight year absence with a permanent arm injury, says his Williams has not only been slow, but hard to drive and inconsistent. "On Friday, in the second half of the session, people were doing race simulations and...see full post »

Bangkok Airways has extended its cancellation of flights to and from the northern border province of Mae Hong Son until at least March 24 due to poor visibility caused by haze and smog.

Alia Bhatt has shared a picture from a song from her upcoming film Kalank. The song will be released soon.

Japan is planning to give its backing to international efforts to regulate the development of lethal weapons controlled by artificial intelligence at a U.N. conference in Geneva later…

‘Horses don’t speak dog and can’t differentiate between a dog wanting to play or not’

Lance Thomas has been here before. In the waning weeks of a wretched season, the Knicks’ unofficial captain has seen teammates’ minds wander to summer vacation in other years. Some groups fractured. That isn’t the case with David Fizdale’s 13-56 team. Though the Knicks possibly are headed to posting the worst record in franchise history,...

Balbirnie and McCollum forged an unbeaten 91-run partnership to take Ireland to 124 for 2 at lunch on Day 3.

Bill Belichick enjoying beach vacation at height of NFL free agency is ultimate power move WEEI While other NFL executives spent their weekends throwing record-setting money at mediocre talents like

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Anaheim and Florida hit the ice at Honda Center in out-of-conference play

Vegas comes into a matchup against Edmonton after winning four games in a row at home

Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins hit the ice against the Philadelphia Flyers

Western Conference foes Dallas and Vancouver square off at American Airlines Center

Nathan MacKinnon and the Colorado Avalanche square off against the New Jersey Devils

Buffalo aims to stop its seven-game slide when the Sabres play St. Louis

Minnesota and New York hit the ice at Xcel Energy Center in a non-conference matchup

Follow intrepid Max as he gets to the bottom things on the ground.

He uses a very effective technique of interspersing clips of American robots, er, we mean newscasters, saying one thing, and showing his own footage showing the exact opposite. Quite entertaining.

Here he is touring a state-subsidized communal market showing that there are plenty of basic consumer goods available to poor Venezuelans:

Tom Watson urges McDonald’s to cancel ‘danger to health’ campaign  The Guardian

McDonald's has been accused of launching a “grotesque marketing strategy” that endangers public health by encouraging customers to eat more fast food in ...

As climate change heats up, we can expect more extreme weather events, more hurricanes and droughts over time. But small flooding events will also become more common, and while not catastrophic, according to a new report, these events are taking a toll on some local communities. VOA's Kevin Enochs reports.

Frank J. Lenz, who could hold the attention of an audience, whether discussing Russian history with high school students or the best way to cook a steak with customers at the butcher shop he managed, died Thursday at Hospice of Northwest Ohio, South Detroit Avenue. He was 72.

It feels like so many bikes and bike components have really really loud logos. What's the deal? What happened to subtle and undercover? It seems like each component has to scream and shout the brand at you. Example...