Новости за 12.10.2016

For a lot of performers, it is fulfilling to collaborate with fellow artists (lalo na kung wala naman silang ginagawang iba!). I could mean a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity or a long-term career (gusto ko ng long term career!).

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s forthcoming state visits to Cambodia and Bangladesh, and attendance at the 8th BRICS Summit in Goa, India from October 13 to 17 will promote neighborhood friendships, facilitate “Belt and Road” construction and promote BRICS cooperation, the People’s Daily wrote in an article published on Tuesday.

A 4.6 magnitude tectonic earthquake was felt in Occidental Mindoro around 9:39 AM of October 12, Wednesday.

WASHINGTON — The "shackles" gone, Donald Trump stepped up his fierce attacks on his own party leaders Tuesday, promising to teach Republicans who oppose him a lesson and fight for the presidency "the way I want to."

OMAHA, Neb. — Warren Buffett has the kind of money problem most people would envy: a growing mountain of cash.

MOUNT PLEASANT — A developer’s unusual $1.5 million offer has prompted Town Council to tentatively approve a contract assuring that building permits would be issued for a 330-home development on Rifle Range Road.

A bar fight in downtown Charleston turned into a "public spectacle" when a man resisted arrest and a woman bit an officer in the arm, police say.

SEOUL, South Korea — Samsung Electronics said Tuesday that it is stopping production of Galaxy Note 7 smartphones permanently, a day after stopping global sales of the ill-fated devices amid reports that batteries were catching fire.

In a word, it’s a mess. A Shadowmoss mess.

It just so happened that October’s first Charleston City Council meeting was scheduled to be held at a church close to West Ashley neighborhoods that suffered three serious bouts of flooding in 13 months, including Hurricane Matthew this past weekend.

Police are investigating after a West Ashley home was shot up while the homeowners were away.

While most Lowcountry residents are well aware of Hurricane Matthew’s toll on trees, the storm also took its toll on animals — wild, captive and domestic.

State emergency management and consumer affairs officials say they have received no reports, so far, of any unscrupulous contractors trying to take advantage of those needing cleanup or repair work in the wake of Hurricane Matthew.

CLEMSON — Fed up with the perceived "dirty player" label, Clemson linebacker Ben Boulware took it upon himself at the midpoint of his senior season to argue his side.

Nous faisons partie de la deuxième cohorte d’entreprises Gaspésiennes qui se lancent dans l’aventure du développement durable selon la norme […]

The twin daughters of Republican state Rep. Kenny Bingham filed a lawsuit against The Post and Courier and two of its reporters Tuesday, alleging that the newspaper defamed them in articles about a cheating scandal at the Medical University of South Carolina.

An attorney for the North Charleston police officer who killed Walter Scott wants to haul a prominent state lawmaker into court in an effort to reach a man who slipped from the public eye after recording the deadly encounter.

Charleston and Berkeley County school districts reported few student and teacher absences Tuesday after opening their schools for the first time since Gov. Nikki Haley issued an evacuation order last week in advance of Hurricane Matthew.

COLUMBIA — With no game this weekend, many South Carolina football players will be heading home. Deebo Samuel will be heading back to the training room, for more rehabilitation on his hamstrings.

Count your blessings if you survived Hurricane Matthew unscathed. Others haven’t been so lucky. Here’s how you can help your neighbors recover from any losses they suffered in the wake of the storm:

Never-seen-before creatures on the sea floor, toxic pollution in the currents — the ocean offshore in Lowcountry could one day be spilling its secrets, real time, at the click of a keyboard.