Новости за 29.05.2017

After a worldwide computer power outage affecting British Airways flights over the weekend, CNBC’s Willem Marx discusses what this means for the firm's reputation and financially.

Austin Dillon led the final two laps of the Coca-Cola 600 to record his first Cup win.

Austin Dillon gambled and won the Coca-Cola 600 on Sunday night when he stayed on the track instead of pitting and made it to the finish line ahead of Kyle Busch.

The real-life agents of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service on investigating the most important threats of our time

Anderlecht kroonde zich twee weken geleden al voor de 34ste keer tot kampioen van België, maar dat wil niet zeggen dat ze in het Astridpark op

Now comes news that a Japanese company is planning to create a flying car – called Skydrive – that will light the Olympic flame in Tokyo in 2020.

Thousands of British Airways passengers remain stranded at London’s Heathrow airport after a worldwide computer power outage occurred on Saturday. CNBC’s Willem Marx has the latest.

Authorities noted that the investigation includes an unnamed public official and his wife.

THREE PUNCH COMBO: Errol Spence Jr. scored an impressive knockout victory against Kell Brook on Saturday to take Brook's IBF welterweight title. Both fighters now face interesting possibilities as they move forward in their respective careers.

Other than the picture of graduating seniors taking a “victory lap” at Hartley Elementary, the front page of the May 23 Journal Star had three stories about people failing to do their jobs. These were:

The US and Japanese diplomats agreed on Monday on the inadmissibility of North Korea's lasting provocations after Pyongyang's latest missile launch, adding that the two countries will continue close cooperation to suppress the DPRK.

The US and Japanese diplomats agreed on Monday on the inadmissibility of North Korea's lasting provocations after Pyongyang's latest missile launch, adding that the two countries will continue close cooperation to suppress the DPRK.

Talented back end takes on high-powered offense.

Headlines focus on the IT failure affecting thousands of air passengers and continuing questions over the Manchester attack.

CONCORD, N.C. — Hall of Fame car owner Richard Childress finally let the emotions flow when he looked up at the Charlotte Motor Speedway’s scoring board after the Coca-Cola 600 and saw the iconic No. 3 — driven by his grandson Austin Dillon — on top. “Can you believe it?” Childress asked. “The Coke 600,

Sia will make a triumphant homecoming when she returns to Australia later this year for her first stadium tour.  The Adelaide born-and-...

At the G7 Summit last week, leaders, including Merkel, failed to convince Trump to commit to stay in the Paris climate deal.

The Naval Criminal Investigative Service plays a crucial role in addressing national security threats - including cybercrimes. On Tuesday, "48 Hours: NCIS" examines when a group claimed they had hacked into a Navy database.

They spoke of the sacrifices of war, but what united this gathering of people on the eve of Memorial Day was the yearning for peace of mind.

British Airways is recovering from a major computer meltdown this weekend that forced the airline to ground its fleet in London. The airline says hundreds of cancellations and delays were caused by a power-supply problem. DeMarco Morgan has the latest as flights slowly resumed.

MARION, Mass. — Former FBI Director Robert Mueller III is slated to give the commencement address at a private school in Massachusetts, less than two weeks after his appointment as special counsel to oversee an investigation into possible connections between Russia and President Trump’s 2016 election campaign. Mueller will speak Monday to the graduating class

Professor Yemi Osinbajo has sent a powerful message to Nigerians urging them to be ready to make sacrifices as that would put the country on course to be great.