Новости за 18.12.2017

New details emerged Monday about the arrest of Track Palin, the eldest son of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, with charging documents saying he broke into his parents’ home and beat his father.

The Italian Olympic and Paralympic teams will be wearing Armani-designed uniforms at the upcoming Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, marking the fourth consecutive set of Olympic contests for which the Milan-based label has been the official outfitter of the teams.

A gust of red confetti dusted thousands of bodies lost in the feverish bounce that was Migos’ set on opening night of the Rolling Loud Festival in San Bernardino Saturday night.

The onetime estate of the late TV actress Eva Gabor, who co-starred in the 1960s sitcom “Green Acres,” is back on the market in the Beverly Crest area for $14.495 million. During the last two years, the property has been listed for sale at prices ranging from $12.95 million to $16.95 million.

This was a big year for sneakers, therefore it was a big year for GOAT, a Los Angeles-based sneaker-reselling app that raised $25 million in funding at the beginning of the year.

Honduras erupted in new street protests Monday after President Juan Orlando Hernandez was officially declared the winner of last month’s bitterly contested presidential vote.

Alex Kozinski, una voz prominente en el Tribunal del Noveno  circuito de apelaciones de EE.UU., dijo el lunes que se retiraba de inmediato frente a más de una docena de informes de mala conducta sexual.

Keely Smith, a pop and jazz singer known for her solo recordings of jazz standards as well as her musical partnership with Louis Prima, has died of apparent heart failure in Palm Springs. She was 89.

Twitter Inc. suspended the accounts of several well-known white nationalists Monday after putting into place new rules on what it sees as abusive content.

President Trump, a commander-in-chief who occasionally directs foreign policy from his Twitter account, on Monday sought to define his overarching plan for keeping the country secure, releasing a lengthy national security strategy paper in advance of a speech distilling its “America first” theme.

For a decade, DineL.A. has been a chance for diners to explore this city’s restaurants on a budget. The two-week, biannual event, presented by the L.A. Tourism and Convention Board nonprofit, has made it possible to have a meal at, say, Mélisse, without spending the equivalent of a car payment.

Volkswagen’s punishment has begun. Electric car drivers will benefit most from this part of VW’s emissions cheating settlement. Two Southern California electric charging companies also score big.

The president of Canelo Alvarez’s promotional company said Monday that talks to stage a rematch against Gennady Golovkin in May are “very close” to a conclusion.

Lou Williams and Wesley Johnson are the latest starters for the Clippers to go down with injuries and neither will play Monday night against the San Antonio Spurs.

The debut book from Kristen Roupenian, whose New Yorker short story “Cat Person” went viral far beyond the scope of most short fiction when it was published earlier this month, has been sold to British publisher Jonathan Cape, the Guardian reports.