Новости за 11.03.2023

Inter Milan missed the chance to cut Napoli’s huge lead at the top of Serie A lead on Friday after suffering a shock 2-1 defeat to relegation-threatened Spezia. Goals from Daniel Maldini and M’Bala Nzola either side of a Romelu Lukaku penalty handed fourth-from-bottom Spezia a crucial victory in their bid to avoid the drop.

The former England football captain has been temporarily stood down as host of Match of the Day after likening Britain’s new asylum policy to Nazi Germany.

Saturday Prep baseball Maria Carrillo at Tam: 12 p.m., Mill Valley

Dortmund and Schalke's contrasting fortunes on show in 100th Revierderby

Alek Thomas jumped at the chance to play for Mexico in the World Baseball Classic when asked by former D-Backs pitcher Rodrigo Lopez.

Around 200 current and former world leaders, Nobel laureates, health and faith leaders, and activists this week marked the third anniversary of the World Health Organization's Covid-19 pandemic declaration by taking aim at the "vaccine apartheid" that according to one advocacy group was responsible for one death every 24 seconds during the outbreak's first year alone.

Wet weather did not dampen the spirits of motorcycle enthusiasts during Waimates annual March Hare Motorcycle Rally.

The sudden collapse of Silicon Valley Bank has put more than a quarter of Roku’s cash at risk. The streaming company had $487 million, representing 26 percent of its cash, in Silicon Valley Bank, the company disclosed in an SEC filing Friday.

Permafrost covers one-fifth of the Northern Hemisphere, including parts of Alaska, Canada and Russia. The combination of cold, lack of oxygen, and light allows the remains of living organisms to persist well in the permafrost. Viruses may also be among these organisms.

WASHINGTON — The House voted unanimously Friday to declassify U.S. intelligence information about the origins of coronavirus, a sweeping show of bipartisan support near the third anniversary of the start of the deadly pandemic.

A couple years ago, as something of a joke, I started keeping a running list of news articles I came across in which a motley collection of things were deemed "racist" and/or "white supremacist" (the two terms are often interchangeable). Originally, I thought to post these lists about once a year, but the comical examples…

Three students in India's Maharashtra state undertake a treacherous journey to reach their school.

Tunisia reinstated a limited diplomatic mission to Syria in 2017, in part to help track more than 3,000 Tunisian militants fighting in Syria.

The Atlanta Hawks (34-33) play against the Washington Wizards (31-36) at Capital One Arena

After a highly acclaimed run in North America, Roger Waters will take his “This Is Not a Drill” tour across Europe. The long journey includes shows in Germany, with the final concert in the country originally planned to take place in Frankfurt on May 28. On February 24, however, Frankfurt’s city council and the Hessian state government announced the cancellation of the Frankfurt concert, for “persistent anti-Israel behavior,” and called Waters an antisemite.

The New York Islanders' formula thus far in March has been as dramatic as it has been successful. The Islanders will look to continue their perfect start to the month and extend their lead in the Eastern Conference wild-card race Saturday night when New York is slated to host the Washington Capitals in a battle of longtime rivals in Elmont, N.Y. Both teams were off Friday after playing overtime games against divisional

Young companies raced to get their money out of the bank, which was central to the start-up industry. Some said they could not make payroll.

Police will apply for arrest warrants for three scammers who allegedly forged the ID card of a victim to commit offences in many provinces.

Here's what Sera Gamble, Tati Gabrielle, and Ed Speelers had to say about special effects, tough parts of filming, and twists.

Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer writes to Olympic sponsors asking them to support a ban on Russian and Belarussian athletes competing at the 2024 Paris Games.

Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer writes to Olympic sponsors asking them to support a ban on Russian and Belarussian athletes competing at the 2024 Paris Games.

Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer writes to Olympic sponsors asking them to support a ban on Russian and Belarussian athletes competing at the 2024 Paris Games.

Brian Todd reports on recent train derailments, and whether there's a systemic safety problem.