Новости за 19.03.2016

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks to supporters at a campaign rally in Salt Lake City, Utah. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks to supporters at a campaign rally in Salt Lake City, Utah. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks to supporters at a campaign rally in Salt Lake City, Utah. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Шофер хәле авырайгач, автобусны туктатып өлгерә, пассажирлар зыян күрмәгән. 

Первая половина дня, 19 марта 2016 года, хорошо подходит для переговоров и публичных выступлений, поскольку звезды сложились так, что контролировать свои чувства и эмоции будет довольно легко. После обеда ситуация станет более спокойной, можно расслабить свои сжатые нервы и выпустить чувства на волю. Хорошее настроение способствует оптимизму и активности.

STATESBORO, Ga. — The College of Charleston men’s golf team is tied for sixth place after the first round of play at The Schenkel Invitational held on Friday at Forest Heights Country Club.

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On behalf of the volunteers of Share Our Suzy Lowcountry (SOS), we send our gratitude and appreciation to the South Carolina Stingrays organization, Trident Health System and The Post and Courier for their partnership and support recently during Pink in the Rink. SOS is honored to be the beneficiary of an amazing night to bring more awareness to...

What’s with the Charleston County School Board of Trustees?

I am imploring Sens. Lindsey Graham and Tim Scott to stop attempting to revise the Constitution. The U.S. Senate is not a separate banana republic (at least it shouldn’t be one). It is part of the legislative branch of the federal government, with rights and responsibilities. The Constitution doesn’t say that the, "president...

Several months ago, after an exchange of emails, I was told by the powers-that-be at the Gaillard Center that I would be very pleased with the improvements being made regarding the safety of the front row of the gallery section.

I am furious with Rep. Mark Sanford for vowing not to support Donald Trump for president if he wins the Republican nomination. Such a mindset among Republican leaders would almost certainly assure a Clinton victory and make permanent Obama’s failed policies. No elected representative deserves constituent support with reckless abandonment...

A recent column by Arif Panju concerned his suit against the city for requiring licenses for tour guides. Why would he want to ruin a system that has been good to the community?

I was once homeless, but things have changed since my time on the streets.

School buses have a straightforward mission: move students to and from school safely and on time. Complications sometimes arise, to be sure, when carrying out that mission, but when students regularly arrive at school late or face unbearably long bus commutes, something clearly needs to be corrected.

When President Obama visits Cuba next week he will find a government that minutely controls the lives of its citizens: where they live, what they eat, where they may travel even within Cuba, what they study and what employment they are assigned. The Cubans call this system of controls the Ministry of Complications.

The campus of the University of South Carolina is currently festooned with banners proclaiming that the university experience has "No Limits."

I am an African American member of the Take It Down Now Campaign. This noble effort was formed to bring the public’s attention to the Confederate Naval Jack flag that currently hangs in Summerall Chapel, the house of worship at The Citadel the Military College of South Carolina.

IDOMENI, Greece — As other children play among the tents of a rain-soaked refugee camp in northern Greece, 8-year-old Shaharzad Hassan sits quietly with her spiral notepad and a set of cheap marker pens.

LOS ANGELES — For some filmgoers, hearing a movie described as "faith-based" makes it a must-see. But just as many others find the term a turn-off.

NEW YORK — Americans are more accepting of gay relationships and couples living together before marriage, but they’ve grown less comfortable with divorce, a new survey shows.

I was in fifth grade in 1968 when my brother, Milton, ran from our bedroom declaring a most disturbing find.

NEW YORK — For years, David Costabile has flourished as a most familiar unknown star, the sort of all-purpose actor you like and recognize but aren’t sure from where.

LOS ANGELES — Zoe Kravitz has heard enough talk and she’s ready for some change.

NEW YORK — Don’t call the Jewish Museum exhibition on Isaac Mizrahi’s work a retrospective. Those, the 54-year-old designer said, are for dead people.