Новости за 12.02.2016

PHOENIX (AP) — The University of Arizona's College of Medicine in Phoenix is one step closer to getting full accreditation. School officials announced Thursday that it has received provisional accreditation from the Liaison Committee on Medical Education. UA President Ann Weaver Hart says the college and the university took the proper measures to address questions the committee had previously. Hart says she is proud the school seems poised to be the only land-grant university with two fully accredited medical schools. Читать дальше...

John S. Skraba, 96, DuBois, died Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 at Christ the King Manor. Born Aug. 20, 1919, he was the son of the late Samuel and Rozalia (Stec) Skraba. He married Josephine A. Marciniak on May 3, 1947 at Holy Rosary Church in Johnsonburg. Mr. Skraba served during World War II in the […]

Some of the smallest businesses in Quebec are getting ready to pay more corporate tax next year, a change experts say could also be in store for similar-sized corporations across Canada.

Saracens forward Maro Itoje is in line to make his England debut after he was named on the bench to play Italy.

PHILIPSBURG – Troopers are seeking help from the public regarding the theft of a commercial vehicle from Reich Drill Inc., 99 Troy-Hawk Run Hwy., Philipsburg, on or about Jan. 14. According to state police, the vehicle was at this location for repair and had been there for two days prior to being stolen. The truck […]

James Herman Roseweir, 86, of died Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2016 in Penn Highlands Clearfield Hospital. Born Jan. 25, 1930 in Ginter, he was the son of the late Robert and Erna (Srock) Roseweir. He was a U.S. Army veteran who served during the Korean War. He married Hannah Glass in Winchester, Va., on Oct. 12, […]

SEOUL, Feb. 12 (Yonhap) -- Police said Friday they have strengthened security measures as tensions rise on the Korean Peninsula following North Korea's recent nuclear and long-range rocket tests. Kang Sin-myeong, the National Police Agency (NPA) Co

The head of the High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group spoke as Donald Trump is calling for a return to simulated drowning and other interrogation techniques that critics have likened to torture.

The self-driving road is filled with potholes

DENNIS Cometti may be hanging up the microphone at AFL season’s end but there’s so much so many don’t know about the legendary commentator. Until now.

FED up foodies have demanded the return of the humble plate as an increasing number of restaurants and cafes use wooden boards in lieu of traditional crockery.

EXCLUSIVE: THREE luxury cars worth almost $300,000 combined have been stolen from an airport car park in a Grand Theft Auto-style heist.

SHANE Warne’s former personal assistant won a luxury car in a raffle run by the cricket legend’s charity.

AXED minister Stuart Robert’s ­secret stake in a company linked to his controversial China-deal trip cost his job.

EXCLUSIVE: Champion racehorse Black Caviar’s owners have hit back at critics who say she shouldn’t be constantly breeding now she’s retired. JOIN THE CHAMP ON HER FARM

A bail hearing for Dennis Oland, who was sentenced yesterday to life in prison with no chance of parole for 10 years, is set for today in Fredericton pending an appeal of his conviction in the murder of his father, businessman Richard Oland.

Energy ministers from Canada, the United States and Mexico will sign a significant co-operation deal on clean energy in Winnipeg on Friday, a first step toward continental collaboration to battle climate change.

Ready to hang up on your cellphone company? You’re not alone. Here’s how to get your problems fixed.

The announcement Thursday that elusive gravitational waves have been detected for the first time heralds a new era in astronomy that could be as important as Galileo’s first use of the telescope.

Justin Trudeau and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said all the right things when they met in Ottawa yesterday. But while Canada is clearly interested in upping its aid and peacekeeping commitments, it's not clear how much money is really on the table.

As Jian Ghomeshi's defence team mined the testimony of the three complainants for inconsistencies, columnists and sexual assault survivors began publicly questioning the efforts of the Crown and the police. We spoke with two prominent criminal lawyers to answer some of those questions.

The California bullet train project violates state law because it is not financially viable, will operate slower than promised and has compromised its design by using existing shared tracks in the Bay Area, attorneys for Kings County and two Central Valley farmers argued Thursday in Sacramento...

A mum suffering from a rare disease has told how two family donors helped transform her life.