Новости за 12.12.2016

PARIS (AP) — A lawyer for International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde says he wants a delay in a high-profile trial in which she's accused of negligence for allowing a huge handout to a well-connected businessman.

Vijay secured 136-runs and formed a formidable 216-run partnership skipper Virat Kohli.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The force is strong with "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" according to early reactions from the film's premiere Saturday night in Los Angeles.

According to media reports, Seoul has criticized Pyongyang for its military exercises simulating an attack on the official residence of the South Korean president in Seoul.

GOOR Burgemeester Ellen Nauta vertrouwt erop dat ondernemers in het gat springen dat de VVV achterlaat

Dr Joe Nwaorgu, minister of labour has dismissed claims by Dr Joe Nwaorgu, national secretary of Ohanaeze Ndigbo that President Buhari is marginalizing Igbos.

SEOUL, South Korea — South Korean Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn, who had a largely ceremonial job until President Park Geun-hye’s impeachment last week, now must face off against North Korea and deal with edgy relations with Japan as the country’s interim leader.

WASHINGTON (AP) — So what's next for Michelle Obama after she's done being first lady?

WASHINGTON (AP) — So what's next for Michelle Obama after she's done being first lady?

WASHINGTON (AP) — So what's next for Michelle Obama after she's done being first lady?

WASHINGTON (AP) — So what's next for Michelle Obama after she's done being first lady?

WASHINGTON (AP) — So what's next for Michelle Obama after she's done being first lady?

It’s a damning indictment of a man who offers himself as a paragon of progressive virtue: Mayor de Blasio shook loose millions of dollars

Two people have died after their car collided head-on with a road train in WA's great southern region on Monday afternoon.

Trump picks businessman Puzder to head Labor Department and WWE's Linda McMahon as the head of the Small Business Administration.

Russell Smith arguably has the greatest job in the world.

The study, conducted by the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law, found that setting the 576,000 inmates free could save $20 billion annually.

Nearly 40 percent of inmates in U.S. prisons could be released as they don’t pose any compelling threat to public safety, a study found. According to the report, setting the 576,000 inmates (39 percent) free could save $20 billion annually.

The government runs the risk of importing Brisbane's and Melbourne's overheated apartment market into Canberra.

Experts of the National Research Nuclear University are developing new smart nanofluidic materials that will make it possible to manufacture more advanced sensors, detectors, dampers, valves and tactile devices sorely needed by the automotive and aerospace industries, robotics, healthcare and for the manufacturing of individual protection systems.

Few people expected a California water fight in the final days of a lame-duck Congress, and fewer still expected landmark water legislation to pit the state’s U.S. senators against each other in the last moments of their 24-year partnership.

California’s roads keep getting worse and the governor and legislative leaders keep promising to fix them. And promising.