Новости за 22.07.2015

New data from Eli Lilly shows that if used early enough, its experimental drug, solanezumab, slows down symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. Bobbi Rebell reports.

New data from Eli Lilly shows that if used early enough, its experimental drug, solanezumab, slows down symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves says voters should reject an education funding initiative because he believes it would give a judge too much power over the Mississippi budget.

Later on in the investigation, police learned that Lafontaine had suffered "extreme" injuries to her head and upper body, De Nardo said.

Speaking at a gathering of Republican governors in Aspen, Colo., South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley said she was "disappointed" real estate mogul Donald Trump had resorted to personal attacks in his pursuit of the GOP presidential nomination.

BUDAPEST, July 22 (Reuters) - Bernie Ecclestone will decide whether Michelin or current suppliers Pirelli secure Formula One's three-year tyre contract from 2017 after both companies passed a technical and safety hurdle.

Eva Monroy bought a mini pig for her family and fed it what the breeder instructed: a half-cup of food in the morning and a half-cup at night.

When Barack Obama visited Kenya for the first time nearly 30 years ago, he was astonished that an airport worker recognized his last name.

With a new limited-edition project.

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An inferno rages across the agricultural village of Trstenik on the southern Peljesac peninsula of Croatia. Gavino Garay reports.

W’s fashion market editor is lusting after this rash guard.

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Dissident artist Ai Weiwei will travel to Britain to personally curate his upcoming Royal Academy exhibition later this year – after the Chinese government unexpectedly returned his passport.

The ICC chief executive David Richardson has admitted television demands are behind the controversial decision to reduce the size of the 2019 and 2023 World Cups to 10 teams from 14. He had previously suggested the decision was driven by a desire to ensure the tournament was played between “evenly matched and competitive” teams.

Poppi Iris Worthington was just 13 months old when she died in December 2012 and still, nearly three years later, the reasons why remain a secret. This is despite the efforts of several pathologists, a “fact-finding” judgment that remains unpublished, an ongoing Serious Case Review, and a failed police investigation that saw three officers accused of misconduct.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is pressing Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton to support a federal minimum wage of $15 an hour as he pushes legislation to boost pay.

A Charleston airport panel grounded a request for a new legal assistant for the attorney Wednesday.

Grammy award-winning singer Chris Brown's departure from Manila was delayed Wednesday because of fraud allegations against him and his promoter for a canceled concert last New Year's Eve in the Philippines.

After Ikea chests tipped over and fell and fatally injured two children, safety regulators say consumers should stop using Ikea's dressers and chests for children unless the products are mounted to a wall.

July 22 (Reuters) - The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts, one of the oldest golf venues in North America, will stage the U.S. Open for a fourth time in 2022, the United States Golf Association (USGA) announced on Wednesday.

Horry County officials have released the names of two girls killed in a wreck in Myrtle Beach.

A funeral is held for five Houthis killed in a car bombing claimed by Islamic State in the Yemeni capital as mourners express defiance, vowing "convoys of martyrs." Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

A funeral is held for five Houthis killed in a car bombing claimed by Islamic State in the Yemeni capital as mourners express defiance, vowing "convoys of martyrs." Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

A funeral is held for five Houthis killed in a car bombing claimed by Islamic State in the Yemeni capital as mourners express defiance, vowing "convoys of martyrs." Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

Australia remain confident that Chris Rogers will play in the third Test against England at Edgbaston next week despite the dizziness that forced him to retire hurt at Lord’s, the cause of which so far has been the subject of theory rather than definitive explanation.

An Australian team takes top prize at the 19th RoboCup games in China, where international teams put their programming to the test on the football field. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).