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2017

Новости за 21.01.2017

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

El Chapo's new home: a jail that held mobsters, terrorists

Guzman, who pleaded not guilty on Friday to charges he ran one of the world's biggest drug-trafficking operations, can expect to be kept in a special unit inside the drab 12-story Metropolitan Correctional Center, where such other high-profile, high-risk inmates as Gambino crime family boss John Gotti and several former close associates of Osama bin Laden awaited trial. To reduce the risk that a wealthy inmate such as Guzman might try to corrupt jail staff, the number of jailers who have access... Читать дальше...

WN.com 

Donald Trump begins overhaul as first executive orders signed

One of Mr Trump's key election pledges was to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act. Chief of Staff Reince Priebus said President Trump's executive order was for federal departments to "minimise...

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

‘Dina’ Sundance Review: Doc Explores Love, Marriage and Autism

The directors of “Mala Mala” follow their captivating heroine through wedding prep and love pains without condescension or coddling The new documentary “Dina” calls this subject to mind because, while it specifically deals with an autistic adult and her impending nuptials, it’s a movie that, in the broadest sense, is about marriage itself. Broad Green Pulls Buena Vista Social Club Doc From Sundance On a day trip to the Jersey shore, Dina presents Scott with a copy of “The Joy of Sex,” and she initiates one of several awkward conversations ... Читать дальше...

WSJ.com 

4 Stock Picks From Mario Gabelli

The CEO of Gamco Investors sees two infrastructure plays for the Trump economy, plus a beverage company and a cheap broadcaster.

WSJ.com 

Gundlach's 4 Picks: 2 ETFs, 1 Fund, and Gold

The founder of the DoubleLine Capital says you can get a 6.8% yield with little risk, plus he explains why a couple of overseas markets and gold look tempting.

TheRepublic.com 

Thousands march in Northern New England for women’s rights

Thousands of people turned out for women’s marches and rallies in Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire on Saturday as part of a series of protests a day after the inauguration of Republican President Donald Trump. In Montpelier, Vermont, demonstrators overwhelmed the small city, causing traffic backups on the interstate that prompted the state police to