Новости за 15.09.2016

Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier told reporters Thursday that his injured knee “is feeling a lot better” and said he “should be ready to go” for Sunday’s game vs. the Bengals. “I plan on playing,” he said. Shazier left last Monday’s win over the Redskins in the fourth quarter. He said after the game but he…

RIO DE JANEIRO - Jennette Jansen heeft donderdag een bronzen medaille behaald op de Paralympische Spelen in Rio de janeiro. De 48-jarige handbikester uit Westerhaar pakte de derde plaats bij de wielerwedstrijd op de weg in de H5-klasse.

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PASADENA, Calif., Sept. 15 (UPI) -- Researchers at NASA have found evidence that water flowed on Mars much more recently than previously thought -- perhaps millions of years more recently.

Any iPhone fan loves a good old fashioned software update, but with that comes a ball of glitches and bugs. iOS 10 is no different, with users complaining the update bricked their phones. Some...

An avid painter since leaving politics, President Bush will release his first art book next year.

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Willies Mchunu challenged the province’s departments and municipalities to score clean audits from the Auditor-General.

A manager of a hospital in Panorama appeared in a court on sexual assault charges.

WASHINGTON — Arctic sea ice this summer shrank to its second lowest level since scientists started to monitor it by satellite, with scientists saying it is another ominous signal of global warming. The National Snow and Ice Data Center in Colorado said the sea ice reached its summer low point on Saturday, extending 1.6 million

KwaZulu-Natal’s Jozini Local Municipality will try again to hold a full council meeting where it will elect a mayor, deputy mayor and speaker.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump appeared on the talk show of Dr. Mehmet Oz to discuss his health records.

Home mortgages and corporate borrowing just got a little more expensive this week, courtesy of central banks in Europe and Japan.

Several much-needed Kansas City flood control projects would receive federal funding under a bill passed by the U.S. Senate on Thursday. The Water Resources Development Act, which easily passed the … Click to Continue »

Police conducting a random search at Thuso-Thebe High School in Tlakgameng were attacked by pupils upset that their cellphones and weapons were confiscated.

For all the fond memories of yesteryear, the final season when ties were allowed in college football — 1995 — was a reminder of why they went away. The ties that season included a Pac-10 game that ended up deciding who went to the Rose Bowl; an ugly 3-3 snoozefest between Big Ten foes that

Her insecurities led her to Mr. Wrong.

Back in 2007, "BioShock" took players on a creepily beautiful journey through a crumbling underwater city called Rapture. The wanton, unregulated genetic enhancements that led to the city's downfall served as a commentary on Ayn Rand's writing and gave players some fun abilities to use against the city's remaining denizens.

Unions say that the latest protest against French labour reforms will likely be the last demonstration to try to overturn the law.

For his first official show as host on Oct. 15 at the Fitzgerald Theater, the 35-year-old mandolin master will have indie-rock god Jack White and hip harmonizers Lake Street Dive.

The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years tells the story of the Fab Four's rise to sell-out tours of America.

Donald Trump reaffirmed his plan to slap a 35% tariff on Ford's cars made in Mexico and sold in the U.S. That would cost Ford billions, data shows.

SAN DIEGO — Two former executives of a Singapore company that supplies ships have been indicted in a wide-spanning bribery scandal involving its CEO nicknamed “Fat Leonard” and high-ranking US Navy officials. Former Glenn Defense Marine Asia executives Neil Peterson and Linda Raja in an indictment unsealed Wednesday are accused of submitting false claims totaling

"Here it comes, my masterpiece, my Sistine Chapel, my Old Man And The Sea.

Aaand it's gone."

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