Новости за 14.10.2016

Japanese battleship flag donated at Pearl Harbor

As the flu season kicks in nationwide, Wal-Mart is offering free health checkups and low-cost immunizations at stores nationwide Saturday.

Does the United States still have the ability — or the will — to be the undisputed global leader, a role it has held since World War II? It’s a question to be answered soon by members of Congress as they approve or reject an initiative to give the United States expanded access to 11 countries that represent more than...

The second presidential debate — bloody, muddy and raucous — was just enough to save Donald Trump’s campaign from extinction, but not enough to restore his chances of winning, barring an act of God (a medical calamity) or of Putin (a cosmically incriminating WikiLeak).

This isn’t the first presidential campaign to be marred by acrimonious charges and countercharges that negate substantive discussion of serious policy issues.

An unbeaten college football team from our state will play a big home game Saturday against an unbeaten team from another state.

I would like to thank the S.C. Department of Corrections, the staff and all the inmates who worked so hard filling tens of thousands of sandbags that were needed during Hurricane Matthew.

I see from your report on Forbes magazine’s wealthiest Americans that Martha Rivers Ingram probably has more wealth than Donald Trump.

To define the word "debate" is to give one’s opinion or viewpoint on a particular subject.

Let’s give Gov. Nikki Haley a "great big hand" — a standing ovation.

What a hypocritical society we live in today. The left and the right are going after Donald Trump as if he were the only man on the face of the earth who said something derogatory about women. The fact of the matter is both men and woman are just as guilty when it comes to trash talking.

I attended the Oct. 3 hearings conducted at the College of Charleston on gun issues. I would like to add my thoughts on the matter of gun violence:

Hats off to the men and women who worked so hard before and after the storm to keep the rest of us safe and sound. We returned home Sunday morning and saw the damage all the way.

We can be told to ride bicycles, to walk or to stay home, but the reality is that more and more cars on the roads of South Carolina and elsewhere are becoming more than a nuisance.

NEW YORK — Two scandals, two approaches. NBC News gave Brian Williams a second chance after he was caught lying about his role in stories, while Billy Bush apparently won’t get the same opportunity following his profane conversation with Donald Trump.

CRONMILLER, Mary W., 92, of Mount Pleasant, a retired librarian and widow of Bruce W. Cronmiller, died Wednesday. Arrangements by Stuhr’s Mount Pleasant Chapel.

BANES, Ramon, Goose Creek

Taking selfies is out. Live-stream is the new way to express yourself and show the world what’s going on in your life. Using a smartphone or tablet, your circle of friends, family, business associates or fans see you in live video and audio over the internet.

App to skip the line at airports

A man shocked with a Taser and paralyzed by a Charleston County deputy’s bullet will get $600,000 in a settlement from his excessive force lawsuit.

The country’s leading fast-food brand, Jollibee hailed a new batch of outstanding Filipino families with admirable advocacies in the 6th Jollibee Family Values Awards. The months-long search culminated in Gabi ng Parangal para sa Pamilyang Pilipino, which was held recently at the Makati Shangri-La.

SAN FRANCISCO — HP Inc. says it will cut 3,000 to 4,000 jobs over the next three years as it faces continued challenges in the markets for personal computers and printers.

Verizon's top lawyer says it now has reason to believe Yahoo's recently disclosed data breach has a "material" impact on Verizon's pending $4.8 billion acquisition of Yahoo. That leaves open the possibility that Verizon could seek a change in the price or other terms.

Makati, Philippines – AsiaPay Payment Technology Corporation, the leading online payment service provider in the country, will be celebrating its 10th anniversary on October 18. More popularly known as AsiaPay Philippines, the company provides secure payment processing services that empower local businesses to accept payments online via credit cards, ATM debit cards, e-wallets and cash-based payments.

Col. Willard Selleck Gideon, a retired deputy commander of resource management for the 437th Airlift Wing at the Charleston Air Force Base, a Vietnam prisoner of war and widower of Jeannine H. Gideon, died Monday, Oct. 10, 2016. He was 85.