Новости за 01.06.2017

Adonis Stevenson and Andrzej Fonfara rematch this Saturday on Showtime.

Competitors Stagecoach and Go Ahead offer decent payouts

In business, Israelis aren’t always known for looking out for others, but in the Western Galilee, a pastoral picture of cooperation and quality comes to light.

Father of young Infosys techie Swathi S, who was brutay murdered by a jilted lover, has fiercely opposed to a movie that has reportedly been made around her murder.

U.S. intelligence agencies accused Russia of hacking into Democratic Party emails and contributing to President Donald Trump's election victory

The Argentine airline Avian Líneas Aéreas passed the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA).

Former FBI director James Comey will testify before the US Senate Intelligence Committee on 8 June as part of its probe into alleged Russian meddling in the US presidential election and possible collusion with President Donald Trump's campaign.

AT least 25 people have been injured after masked gunmen started shooting inside a hotel in the capital of Philippines.

A discredited former engineer who declared an Ontario mall structurally sound just weeks before its deadly collapse five years ago was acquitted of criminal negligence on Thursday.

By the time the Los Angeles Lakers met the Boston Celtics for the third time in the NBA Finals in the 1980s, defensive stopper Michael Cooper had enough with Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and the rest of the Celtics.

NBA's biggest star isn't afraid to speak out against racism, other societal ills

Brad Pitt decided to lift the spirits of Chris Cornell's children with a trip Wednesday to Universal Studios in Los Angeles, California. The "Fight Club" actor, who was a good friend to the famed musician, who died by suicide May 18. Pitt was spotted visiting the park with Cornell’s daughter Toni, 12, and son Christopher, 11. The trio caught the eyes of several park visitors who quickly noticed the actor roaming Universal Studios.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin called on the “power of prayer” to help combat Louisville’s rising murder rate as he urged people to form prayer groups to walk high-crime neighborhoods. His plan, outlined at a community meeting, was met with a mix of support and derision. Bevin urged volunteers to form teams of

As time goes by and the unemployment of Colin Kaepernick lingers, it’s becoming more and more clear that teams aren’t shunning Kaepernick for his actual or perceived football abilities but because owners believe he’ll either be bad for business or detrimental to their own political views. And despite every flawed assumption or false narrative that…

It appears that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) has caught the FBI red-handed: the agency shared intelligence on Americans with non-government parties. "I believe these latest revelations are explosive," Wall Street analyst Charles Ortel told Sputnik, explaining who is benefiting from the FBI's spying practices.

US Senate Member recently visited South Korea to assess the impact of President Donald Trump's aggressive stance toward Pyongyang.

The home of the late Carrie Fisher and mother Debbie Reynolds is being sold and many of their personal items, some of which are sure to interest Star Wars fans, are being auctioned...

It's finally happening: Netflix is canceling shows. Following the cancellation of The Get Down, Netflix has pulled the plug on Sense8, the sci-fi series from the Wachowskis and J. Michael...

It appears that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) has caught the FBI red-handed: the agency shared intelligence on Americans with non-government parties. "I believe these latest revelations are explosive," Wall Street analyst Charles Ortel told Sputnik, explaining who is benefiting from the FBI's spying practices.

US Senate Member recently visited South Korea to assess the impact of President Donald Trump's aggressive stance toward Pyongyang.

Host Jon Wertheim checks in from Roland Garros in Paris and discusses the first week of play at the French Open so far.

They're reportedly in discussions to have him work with GM Dale Tallon.

A road painter in Revelstoke, B.C., is getting a very public spelling lesson after accidentally mixing up the stencils for a school sign.

With the music world celebrating 50 years since the release of the Beatles' landmark album 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band,' new details are emerging about the Canadian police officer who inspired the title.