Новости за 03.03.2016

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. productivity fell at 2.2 percent rate in fourth quarter, biggest drop in nearly 2 years.

Former Republican nominee stages intervention in US campaign

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department officials said they are investigating video but maintained that accused hit-and-run driver Malcolm Glenn Elliott Jr. resisted arrest Tuesday, forcing the cop to strike.

South Africa and Australia will be seeking to find their best combinations when they meet in three Twenty20 internationals.

U.S. nonfarm productivity fell less steeply than expected in the fourth quarter, but still pushed up labor-related costs.

– A trailer got involved in a major accident today, Thursday, March 3, Ikeja Along, Lagos state – The driver lost control of the trailer and ran into one of the street lights – The accident resulted in a gridlock on the road A trailer was involved in an accident this afternoon, March 3, at Ikeja-along […]

Elsewhere, the Rockets shot 3-of-34 from three and still won.

Northern Ireland's Chris Brunt will miss this summer's Euro 2016 tournament after undergoing surgery on a knee injury.

Arsenal’s crumbling Premier League challenge suffered another setback with news that goalkeeper Petr Cech will misst the derby against Tottenham Hotspur.

The scope of the program was likely too narrow. Between 2010 and 2014, an average of 51 children were victims of homicide each year, according to Statistics Canda

Electricity was cut across Syria on Thursday and internet connections were also party down, state media said. "The electricity network has been cut in all governorates," SANA news agency said, citing a source in the Electricity Ministry. "Attempts to find the cause of the outage have begun."

Electricity was cut across Syria on Thursday and internet connections were also party down, state media said. "The electricity network has been cut in all governorates," SANA news agency said, citing a source in the Electricity Ministry. "Attempts to find the cause of the outage have begun."

Part of workforce has failed to gain a foothold in the economic recovery

U.S. weekly jobless claims rise 6,000 to 278,000

– The Army Council has commuted the dismissal of Brig-Gen Enitan Ransome-Kuti to a demotion to the rank of colonel – The council also quashed his six months imprisonment with immediate effect – Ransome-Kuti was accused of dereliction of duties The Army Council has commuted the dismissal of Brig-Gen Enitan Ransome-Kuti to a demotion to the rank of colonel […]

Q4 productivity falls revised 2.2%; rise in unit labor costs trimmed to 3.3%

With 142 points, India are currently ranked 160th in the FIFA ranking.

North Carolina Representative Alma Adams put forward a bill asking that an office in Winston Salem be named after a woman who lived in the city for decades while working at Wake Forest University.

The United States has provided $3.3 billion over the past 10 years to the system that will be far superior to anything in the Middle East, its developers say.

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MILAN, Italy, March 3 (UPI) -- More capacity was added to operations associated with the Zubair oil and gas field in southern Iraq, Italian energy company Eni said.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Weekly applications for US unemployment benefits rise by 6,000 but remain at low levels.

Euro 2016 is due to be held between June and July across venues in 10 French cities, including the Stade de France in Paris, and stadiums in Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille, Saint-Denis and Toulouse.

He named his daughter Harper Seven after his lucky 7 football kit - and now she wears it to bed

Why does the media cover Donald Trump so much? It's a question I've been asked a lot over the course of the primary season. The answer is, in part, that it's increasingly likely he'll be the Republican Party nominee for president and so he surely deserves a lot of coverage. But many people feel like the media's Trump obsession is the cause of his rise, making this illegitimate as an explanation.