Новости за 01.07.2016

Daniel J. Graeber
LONDON, July 1 (UPI) -- With the future of the region in question, energy company EnQuest said Friday it confirmed the discovery of oil at a field in the central North Sea.

Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch is expected to announce she will take recommendations from the FBI regarding Hillary Clinton’s private email server. This comes after a private meeting with Bill Clinton. The Morning Joe panel discusses the announcement.

Of the many parenting questions during baby’s first year, perhaps none is more fraught than this: Should I let my child “cry it out” to get to sleep? Nobody likes to hear their infant cry, but the alternative strategy of being available at baby’s beck and call throughout the night isn’t exactly appealing either. A new

– Peace Mass Transit, a popular transport company has been involved in series of accidents lately – Nigerians are calling for the transport company to be probed and banned Nigerians have called for the ban of Peace Mass Transit following the constant fatal accidents, which the transport company has recorded in recent times. Report surfaced […]

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — On nearly 90 percent of days last year, one or more states were flying the American flag at half-staff to memorialize the deaths of military members, public officials, police, first responders, prominent citizens, and victims…

Exxon Mobil has completed the sale of its Torrance plant to a New Jersey oil refinery company, a $537.5-million deal that brings a new player into the California market.

Trish Adudu said the man was 'incessant with rage'.

A Palestinian teenager scrambled over a fence, ran into a house and stabbed an Israeli-American girl to death as she slept.

Daytona International Speedway is synonymous with the Earnhardt family.

Austria's presidential runoff election must be held again, the Constitutional Court ruled on Friday, handing the Freedom Party's narrowly defeated candidate another chance to become the first far-right head of state in the European Union. The decision comes a week after Britain delighted anti-EU groups such as the Freedom Party (FPO) by voting to leave the bloc. Concerns about immigration and jobs featured prominently in the Brexit referendum, as they did in Austria's knife-edge election.

A Russian governor has been arrested on bribery charges. The country’s Investigative Committee, which takes charge of all high-profile cases, announced the news on its Web site on Friday. Like several top-level Russian government agencies, the Committee has a bizarrely prominent spokesman, Vladimir Markin, who writes press releases in the first person. This time he wrote, “I’d like to chill the fervor of all the colleagues and supporters [of the accused], who are sure to get hysterical: crimes... Читать дальше...

This 8,639-square-foot mansion has starred in many historic roles over the last century, and still very much looks the part.  Built in 1910 for Paul O. Tietzen, an oil baron and banker, this house was one of the first two structures built inside the Claremont Court neighborhood. It was designed by John Galen Howard, who employed

The former Brazil and Santos wing wizard has hailed the Argentina international but claims he is no match for the Selecao’s most famous ever player and his former team-mate

The 29-year-old has taken an alternative route to the top but arrives at the Etihad ready to fit straight into Pep Guardiola's philosophy - and he could tutor his young team-mate

The World Cup winner and Santos great has hailed the Real Madrid superstar and believes Wales can reach the final of Euro 2016

Frustrated at the lack of breadth in LGBTQ-themed children's books, S. Bear Bergman decided to create a publishing house to release books he wanted his son to read: joyful stories where people aren't bullied for being different.

In the battle between progressive and conservatives in Canada's national game, whose side on are you on?

It may look like magic, but this toy actually works because of good ol' gravity and friction.

While their drama unfolds for all to see on television, behind-the-scenes these women are calling the shots.  The famous housewives of the Real Housewives franchise may...

Good morning. It is Friday, July 1. The streetcar proposed for downtown Los Angeles would move at 6 mph. At that speed, why not just go for a run? Here's what else is happening in the Golden State:

A young man needed hospital treatment after he was allegedly attacked outside a pub.

Crowds gather to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first day of the Battle of the Somme in which 19,240 young men died.

A former Kent schoolgirl is now second favourite to take over from David Cameron.

We all think we would do anything for our best friends, but few would relish the thought of a 1,000-mile bike challenge.

To help you prepare for this weekend's new Tarzan film, we offer this primer on the many lives of the world's very first Vine celebrity.