Новости за 21.01.2016

Is Victory's form slump officially over? The Australia Day match with should confirm it one way or another.

(AP) — Gun owners in Kansas will still face some restrictions at state universities even after they're allowed to carry their concealed weapons onto campuses and into some buildings next year under a policy the state Board of Regents approved Wednesday. The changes take effect in July 2017, when a state law will no longer allow the universities to keep concealed weapons off campus or outside of buildings that don't have security measures, such as metal detectors. Kansas has allowed people 21 and... Читать дальше...

Sam Smith is defending his social media rant earlier this week where he vented his frustrations over a friend was "verbally abused racially in London." Yesterday, the Grammy...

The new series “Baskets,” starring Zach Galifianakis and produced by Louis C.K., which premières on FX this Thursday, is full of things that you don’t see much of on television these days. Its protagonist, Chip Baskets (Galifianakis), is a rodeo clown who makes four dollars an hour and lives in an extended-stay motel. His friend/chauffeur Martha (Martha Kelly, a standup comedian in her first acting role) works as an insurance adjuster at Costco and drives a tan, mid-nineties Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera. Читать дальше...

Broadspectrum's board has formally rejected a $715 million hostile takeover bid from Ferrovial, concluding that the offer is "not fair and not reasonable".

(AP) — California officials have approved $1.1 billion in spending so far from a voter-approved initiative that closed a corporate tax loophole to generate billions of dollars for energy efficiency projects at California schools and community colleges, but most of the work is not completed, senators learned at a hearing Wednesday. The vast majority of spending from Proposition 39, about $973 million, has been allocated for K-12 schools, which have more than 9,000 projects in the works that are projected... Читать дальше...

Legislation that would grant U.S. privacy rights to Europeans is being delayed in the U.S. Senate, which may complicate negotiations over a broader trans-Atlantic data transfer pact that faces a January deadline for completion, sources said on Wednesday. The Judicial Redress Act, which would allow citizens of European allied countries to sue over data privacy in the United States, is "likely to be held" from a scheduled vote on Thursday in the Senate Judiciary Committee, a panel aide said.

Almost $5 million dollars has now been raised for those affected by the devastating fires that tore through the South West two weeks ago.

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DENVER, Jan. 20 (UPI) -- Often, when New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady takes a sack, you'll see his head snap toward a referee for acknowledgement.

2015 totally shattered global temperature records; new evidence of a mysterious ninth planet in the solar system; Sarah Palin shivs Ted Cruz by endorsing Donald Trump.

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The grand jury that opted not to indict Cleveland police officers Timothy Loehmann and Frank Garmback in the shooting death of Tamir Rice never actually took a vote on the matter, according to the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office.

The problem here is not just lack of accountability, however. It's lack of transparency. Some grand juries are mere investigative bodies. Their power to subpoena people, documents, and other evidence... Читать дальше...

TODD Goldstein aside North Melbourne is rarely seen as a happy hunting ground for SuperCoach players, but is this trend about to change?

The former Manchester United defender allegedly berated his players after Sunday's 2-2 draw with Rayo Vallecano but insists the reports are "absolutely not correct"

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The regime is wagering that it can achieve its second-highest goal, prosperity and the geopolitical weight that can come with it, while preserving its highest priority — a Leninist one-party state acting as the vanguard of an accepting population.

Cyclists got on their bikes to enjoy the sights and encourage others to get going on two wheels.

John Miller picked up his 700th coaching victory last Friday when Southern Valley defeated Broken Bow 41-29. The Eagles, now 12-1 this season, are rated No. 6 in Class C-2.

The panel talks Nebraska men's and women's basketball, sports across the nation, NFL playoffs, NBA regular season and more.

NioCorp Executive Chairman Mark Smith says 2016 will an exciting year for the upstart mining company.

Over the past few centuries, the world has become increasingly globalized. Immigrants are pouring into developed countries like the US, where many jobs pay higher rates than in their home markets.

Pushing its mission of converting “waste to wealth”, the government on Wednesday approved the proposal to provide financial incentive of Rs 1,500 per tonne on the sale of compost made from municipal waste. The Cabinet also made it mandatory for power discoms to buy 100% power generated from municipal waste.