Новости за 02.09.2015

A fishing cat was found dead on a highway near the upper Ganges canal here on Wednesday.

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New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, addressing a charity function Tuesday night at Gillette Stadium, calls Deflategate the "most overblown story in recent NFL history."

Maryland court: Woman in same-sex divorce is not a 2nd parent, no visitation rights to child

Ernest Hemingway once said that courage was "grace under pressure." Two presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, have recently tested this proposition. And how each man responded revealed the type of person he is and the type of president he would make:

Some sexual predators in Gauteng schools are under the age of 10, according to Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi.

A high court judge said a decision to place vulnerable kids in institutions with those awaiting trial, infringed on children’s rights.

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LATAKIA, Syria, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- At least 15 people died Wednesday after a car bomb detonated outside Iman Ali school on the northern edges of Latakia, Syria.

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Chelsea star Eden Hazard does not believe he will be able to ever match Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi's goalscoring records because he lacks the mentality to score more than 50 goals a season.

Several top baby monitors lack basic security, vulnerable to hackers, report says

Swaziland defiant after European Parliament resolution calls on Mswati to honour treaty commitments on labour and human rights

'Many variables' to consider in ACC's looming decision for TV channel to rival SEC, Big Ten

Some of the leading figures in the pornography business have spoken out about the need to discuss racism in the adult industry and how it can be overcome.

China's stocks slumped on their last trading day this week amid concern that government steps to prop up equities will fail as the economic slowdown deepens.

Janice Dickinson got stung by a bee while on television live during Celebrity Big Brother UK and could be seen having a severe allergic reaction on Tuesday (September 1). The 60-year-old model was seen begging producers for help and saying, “I don’t want it to reach my heart,” while showing how swollen she was getting. [...]

Masked men in military uniforms kidnapped 18 Turkish employees of an Ankara-based construction company in Baghdad early Wednesday, bundling them into several SUVs and speeding away, Iraqi and Turkish officials said.

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- Pop-music icon Janet Jackson has officially begun her first concert tour in four years.

Sheriff: Texas man killed by deputies while standing still with arms raised had a knife

Ed Adamczyk
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- A motion to dismiss charges against six Baltimore police officers accused in the death of Freddie Gray was denied in court Wednesday.

Two men escaped serious injury after their light aircraft crashed in a field in Johannesburg, paramedics said.

Medical officials say bomb blasts at mosque in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, kill at least 20 people

2 parties remain in Ukraine's governing coalition despite opposition to decentralization bill

Eva Chen’s Instagram feed is a string of happy, funny, smiling, colorful, and yes—very nice—images. Photo: @evachen212/Instagram My friends Claire and Erica are the founders of Of a Kind, an online retailer that sells limited-edition runs of cool products made by emerging designers.

Fritz Lang’s most celebrated German film, “M,” from 1931, is the story of gangsters who beat the police at their own job by catching a serial killer when the police investigation impinges on their usual criminal activities. In Lang’s third Hollywood film, “You and Me,” from 1938 (which I discuss in this clip), which is also a story of the underworld’s place in above-board society, the director went several steps further. First, he added the music of another German émigré, Kurt Weill, to the mix... Читать дальше...

Adults can face worse complications when infected with chicken pox.

New research reveals there are 3 trillion trees in the world -- far more than scientists previously thought. That's great news for conservationists and ecologists, who now have a clearer picture of the forests they aim to preserve. Now the bad news: The data, compiled as part of the largest-ever survey of the world's forests, means that every new tree that is planted plays a smaller role in the global fight to capture carbon emissions.