Новости за 12.01.2017

If you are hoping to take part in the “tiny house” trend, the properties in the gallery above may be just the single-family homes of your dreams. They’re cute, compact and, best of all, come with a relatively tiny price tag (when you consider the median home value in S.F. is around $1.1 million). The largest

It’s January, the time of the year when many of us try to make up for the gluttony and lethargy that often comes along with the holiday season by putting a renewed emphasis on nutrition and exercise. But depending on how we talk about our efforts in front of our kids, we may inadvertently be

BAGHDAD — Iraqi and coalition officials say forces advancing from the north and east have converged in Mosul, where they have been waging a three-month-old offensive against the Islamic State group. The U.S. special envoy to the anti-IS coalition, Brett McGurk, called Thursday’s advance a “milestone” in a statement posted on Twitter. Brig. Gen. Haider

Uefa says new financial rules ‘provided the framework for unprecedented growth’

The midfielder says he is disappointed after failing to make the Black Stars Africa Cup of Nations roster

Delta Air Lines on Thursday posted quarterly earnings that matched expectations, but revenue was better than expected.

Hazaribagh, Bangladesh is one of the most toxic places on earth.

Three days into the new year, Megyn Kelly announced that she was moving from Fox News to NBC. There had been open speculation for some time about what would happen after her contract with Fox expired, as her star rose in tandem with increasingly high-profile clashes with Republican figures. Her testimony about network chief Roger Ailes’s record of sexual harassment clinched his ouster from Fox, last July; for much of 2016, she drew vitriol from Donald Trump for being one of the only figures at Fox—and a woman... Читать дальше...

Ben Carson has said little about what he may do at the Department of Housing and Urban Development. His confirmation hearing today could provide insight.

Samanta Schweblin's debut novel starts as a warped child's game, and evolves into a terrifyingly toxic eco-horror tale in the vein of short-but-creepy Latin American classics like Pedro Páramo.

The singer of Saturday Looks Good To Me fills his new solo album with keen reflections on big decisions and life-altering memories.

Katie Stelmanis' music questions, confronts and uplifts without scaremongering or sugarcoating. In an age of doom and gloom, it's a radical approach.

RIJSSEN-HOLTEN - De schade door vuurwerk tijdens de jaarwisseling in Rijssen en Holten is toegenomen in vergelijking met vorig jaar. Aan openbare eigendommen werd voor 16.145 euro vernield. "Voornamelijk door zwaar, illegaal knalvuurwerk", stelt burgemeester Arco Hofland.

There isn't a day that passes during which Prince William and Prince Harry do not think about their late mom, Princess Diana. As Harry once said, "She was quite simply the best...

There's a reason that celebrities pay professionals to help them with diet and fitness: It's way easier that way.  Seriously. Imagine if you could tap the resources of a...

Befitting its name, the gorgeous dance documentary “Reset” has multiple dual situations to deal with.  

If Americans learned anything from president-elect Donald J. Trump’s press conference Wednesday, it was that the scope of his business enterprises makes it exceedingly difficult for him to separate his personal interests from those of the nation. Trump assured his listeners that they shouldn’t...

Three years ago on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Christopher Taloa, an actor and former professional body boarder, tried to honor the famous civil rights leader with a paddle-out for surfers at Lunada Bay in Palos Verdes Estates — an infamous surf break where outsiders are not welcome.

James N. Mattis, the retired Marine general whom President-elect Donald Trump picked to head the Pentagon, will face a Senate confirmation hearing Thursday that will focus in part on his views of civilian control of the military.

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If anyone thought that election to the highest office in the land had changed Donald Trump, the president-elect’s news conference Wednesday was a depressing spectacle.

President-elect Donald Trump either does not appreciate, or does not care, that his extensive business holdings pose serious legal problems. At his news conference on Wednesday morning, Trump and a lawyer said that he would donate hotel profits from foreign governments to the United States Treasury...

How is your child’s school doing on standardized tests?

Starting this spring, you will be able to get a sense by looking at a number that’s not quite a test score. Instead, you’ll see the difference between the results for the school overall or a single grade at the school versus the state’s definition...