Новости за 19.09.2015

A speeding car hit a scooter near Swastik crossroads on CG Road early on Friday morning, injuring the two youths riding the vehicle.

When Cowboys defensive end Jeremy Mincey was flagged for unnecessary roughness late in the fourth quarter of the team’s Sunday night game against the Giants, it looked like a penalty that would help the Giants ice the game. Mincey and Giants rookie tackle Ereck Flowers were exchanging unpleasantries after a short Rashad Jennings run set…

The accident had resulted in the death of two people – a boy and a girl – and left two others injured.

A former Raven who was dumped by Baltimore received an opportunity to possibly face his old team. Per a league source, the Raiders gave safety Bernard Pollard a tryout on Friday. Pollard, an outspoken player who seven years ago popped the ACL of Tom Brady with a low hit, played in 2013 and 2014 for…

Papers, surveys and retirement research worth a closer look.

LONDEN (ANP) - De Franse economie blijft kwakkelen en zal dat waarschijnlijk nog de rest van dit decennium blijven doen. Dat schrijft kredietbeoordelaar Moody's in een vrijdag gepubliceerd rapport, waarin het kredietoordeel over de tweede economie van de eurozone met één stap wordt verlaagd van Aa1 naar Aa2.

New Horizons is sending back tens of gigabits of data collected during the Pluto flyby, including increasingly kick-ass photos of the icy rock.

New Horizons is sending back tens of gigabits of data collected during the Pluto flyby, including increasingly kick-ass photos of the icy rock.

Nobody really doubted the death penalty referendum petition campaign would have enough signatures verified to hold up the Legislature's repeal.

Gujarat high court on Friday suggested the state government to form a committee to look into complaints by dalits and tribals that they were allotted agriculture land as part of land reforms, but the allotments have remained only on paper.

Former Taliban prisoner's attorneys present their defense against Army sergeant's desertion charge

UN aid programs in countries neighboring Syria short on funds

World Food Program forced to reduce vouchers

Lack of services may be a factor in driving refugees to Europe

The CEOs of American Airlines and Delta Air Lines met with Secretary of State John Kerry as they stepped up their fight against what they say is unfair competition from the three biggest Middle East airlines.

The CEOs of American Airlines and Delta Air Lines met with Secretary of State John Kerry as they stepped up their fight against what they say is unfair competition from the three biggest Middl…

The CEOs of American Airlines and Delta Air Lines met with Secretary of State John Kerry as they stepped up their fight against what they say is unfair competition from the three biggest Middl…

The CEOs of American Airlines and Delta Air Lines met with Secretary of State John Kerry as they stepped up their fight against what they say is unfair competition from the three biggest Middle East airlines. Kerry is meeting the foreign minister of the United Arab Emirates, one of the governments accused of unfairly subsidizing Gulf airlines, this weekend in London. State Department spokesman John Kirby said he didn't know whether Kerry would raise the airline issue. American, Delta and United Airlines claim that Emirates... Читать дальше...

A team of state anti-corruption bureau (ACB) conducted a surprise checking at Shamlaji check post early on Friday morning and recovered Rs 46,800 from an assistant inspector with RTO which he had allegedly collected as bribes.

The art work at the Ode to The Bridge exhibit at Art Share L.A. on September 11, 2015. (Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times) Nothing can save the 83-year-old Sixth Street Viaduct. It's been slated for demolition for years, thanks to a condition that causes it to crack and degrade. The city historic-cultural...

Daniel Schofield: A Television Match Official with the need to justify his existence almost ruined match

Matt Gaffney writes a weekly crossword for mental_floss.

Best Time Ever host Neil Patrick Harris tells Billboard that "music will be a big factor" on the breakneck-paced live variety show, which debuted on...

U.S. stocks closed sharply lower Friday in the wake of Thursday’s Federal Reserve decision to keep its target rate low, elevating concerns that the global economy is faltering too much to begin raising U.S. borrowing costs. All 10 major sectors closed in the red, led by energy and industrial stocks.

With Prime Minister Narendra Modi hard selling his ‘Make in India’ initiative, the city’s tallest Ganpati idol at Dakshini Society in Maninagar is encouraging devotees to support the concept to make the country a manufacturing hub for domestic and foreign companies.

Why it really pays to start saving in your 20s