Новости за 01.03.2017

Rory McIlroy has apologised "to anyone I p----- off" for playing with President Trump, but maintained that it was a chance he was simply not going to turn down.

Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) tells Greta Van Susteren that he is “all in” on the bipartisan effort to investigate Russian election hacking as long as intelligence committees are given access to the facts.

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JUDY WOODRUFF: We often think of history as words recorded in a textbooks, but some of the most powerful stories of our past are told through images.

As David C. Barnett from WVIZ/PBS ideastream in Cleveland reports, an exhibit at the Maltz Museum of Jewish documents a crucial period in the civil rights movement of the 1960s through the work of nine photographers.

DAVID C. BARNETT: Martin Luther King Jr. led about 25,000 people into Montgomery... Читать дальше...

Daniel Hernandez had been readying to go out for the evening when he heard what sounded like a loud blast in his Riverside neighborhood. 

A raft of recent studies about school vouchers couldn’t have come at a worse time for our new Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.

BERLIN — Roberto Azevedo has been reappointed director-general of the 164-nation World Trade Organization, ensuring continuity in the face of challenges to the multilateral trading system from Britain’s decision to leave the European Union and the protectionist rhetoric from the new U.S. government. Azevedo, a Brazilian who was first appointed to a four-year term as

President Trump says he'd consider legal status for some undocumented immigrants

A French policeman accidentally fired his weapon today, slightly injuring two people at an event where President Francois Hollande was speaking in southwestern France.

NEW YORK — Long before Barry Jenkins made his way to the podium through the bewildered throng that packed the Dolby Theatre stage at the Academy Awards, he sat in a Toronto hotel room explaining his movie’s quiet power. “There’s something in the way black men grow up in this country,” said Jenkins. “There’s a

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs had to release one of the greatest players in franchise history so they could retain the heart and soul of their defense and solidify the future of their offensive line. Welcome to the business side of the NFL. The Chiefs parted ways with four-time Pro Bowl running

NEW YORK (AP) — Long before Barry Jenkins made his way to the podium through the bewildered throng that packed the Dolby Theatre stage at the Academy Awards, he sat in a Toronto hotel room explaining his movie's quiet power.

NEW YORK (AP) — Long before Barry Jenkins made his way to the podium through the bewildered throng that packed the Dolby Theatre stage at the Academy Awards, he sat in a Toronto hotel room explaining his movie's quiet power.

NEW YORK (AP) — Long before Barry Jenkins made his way to the podium through the bewildered throng that packed the Dolby Theatre stage at the Academy Awards, he sat in a Toronto hotel room explaining his movie's quiet power.

NEW YORK (AP) — Long before Barry Jenkins made his way to the podium through the bewildered throng that packed the Dolby Theatre stage at the Academy Awards, he sat in a Toronto hotel room explaining his movie's quiet power. Since its fall film festival debut, Jenkin's tenderly lyrical film has steadily risen not through the loud kind of arm-waving that often catapults movies to the top prize — big box office, scene-chewing performances, historical sweep — but instead by a soulful, unremitting glow that slow-burned all the way to the Oscars. Читать дальше...

NEW YORK (AP) — Long before Barry Jenkins made his way to the podium through the bewildered throng that packed the Dolby Theatre stage at the Academy Awards, he sat in a Toronto hotel room explaining his movie's quiet power.

Palo Alto Networks reported their second quarter 2017 earnings Tuesday, with a revenue miss sending shares plunging in after-hours trading.

"Send me a ticket to Mar-a-Lago. I'm ready to go down and have a steak and a good chat."

South Korea's LG Electronics Inc said it would spend $250 million to build a new factory in the United States, in a move that comes amid criticism from US President Donald Trump about companies manufacturing abroad for US consumers.

STUTTGART, Germany — German second-division leader Stuttgart says World Cup winner Kevin Grosskreutz has been hospitalized after getting involved in a fight Monday night. The club says “Grosskreutz is doing well in the circumstances. It looks like he can leave the hospital again on Wednesday. Kevin Grosskreutz will file charges after the incident.” Stuttgart does

A sword linked to the brutal death of David Dick at Doncaster shopping centre has been found in his missing brother's dumped car, police say.

Typing with one finger and sore ribs during foul weather, West Australian sailing legend Jon Sanders has sent word he's approaching the remote island of St Helena as he attempts to sail around the world for the tenth time.

Lady Gaga will headline both weekends of Coachella, Billboard has learned, replacing Beyoncé who postponed her performance after announcing she was pregnant with twins. Gaga will fill in for Beyoncé on consecutive Saturday nights (April 15 and 22) at Empire Polo Grounds in Indio, Calif.

Napoli were left fuming after Juventus were awarded two penalties early in the second half on their way to a 3-1 win in the first leg of their Italian Cup semi-final on Tuesday.

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Many Fox News viewers turned against the Hollywood elite on Sunday night, helping to drive down ratings for the Oscars, according to a report by analytics firm Samba TV.

Samba TV did an analysis of which heavy cable news watchers didn’t tune into the Oscars this year, after watching in 2016, and found that 48% were Fox News viewers, 30% were CNN viewers, and 15% were MSNBC viewers.

This changed the makeup of the Oscars audience, Samba TV found. The 2016 audience was 46% Fox News viewers... Читать дальше...

SEATTLE — Airport officials and civil rights lawyers are preparing for President Donald Trump’s new travel ban. They’re mindful of the chaos that accompanied his initial executive order but hopeful the forthcoming version will be rolled out in a more orderly way. Trump’s initial order last month barred citizens of seven predominantly Muslim nations from