Новости за 18.07.2017

On days when President Donald Trump hits the links at his private Virginia golf club, the US Coast Guard can expel boaters and paddlers from the Potomac River where it borders the president’s club, authorities have said. Some water lovers are not happy.
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The EU policy towards Moscow, presently based on strict sanctions, is “unrealistic,” the German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel has said, adding, that he “ardently supports” the idea of a new “de-escalation policy” in relations between Europe and Russia.
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Elderly black residents in Virginia are protesting a plan that seeks to seize land, originally granted to freed slaves, to build a 100-foot power line through their properties to benefit an Amazon data center and some customers.
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Adult website Pornhub has recruited a former porn actress to educate the elderly about safe sex.
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A man who allegedly started a fight with a security guard got his comeuppance when he was swiftly hauled to the ground and clubbed with a baton at an apartment block in Malaysia.
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Russian national team top scorer Aleksandr Kerzhakov has received an unofficial offer to come out of retirement to play for a team that recently became swamp football world champions.
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Recent tests show that North Korea’s intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) have the range to reach the continental US, but the question remains whether they can actually hit anything, the second-highest ranking US military officer told the Senate.
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Police in Wisconsin accidentally set a man’s beard on fire after officers tasered a cigarette lighter during his arrest.
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With the Republicans’ flagship legislative goal of repeal-and-replace in tatters, they offered competing ideas for what to do next about the Affordable Care Act (ACA, better known as Obamacare).
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The paranormal journalist who claims to have discovered alien remains near the Nazca lines of Peru says the extraterrestrial beings once lived in harmony among humans.
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Turkey's education minister has announced details of the country's new curriculum, stating that it will include the concept of jihad as being patriotic, rather than a "holy war." It will also lack any reference to Darwin's theory of evolution.
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Governments are using so called ‘cyber troops’ to manipulate public opinion on social media, according to a study from the University of Oxford. Researchers say the extent to which some governments use these techniques may surprise the public.
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The US has imposed new sanctions on companies and individuals that it says provide material support to Iran’s military, as well as on organizations involved in the country’s ballistic missile program. The restrictions are not related to Iran’s nuclear program.
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A German court has told a Syrian woman that she must take off her headscarf to appear in court for divorce proceedings against her husband.
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Italy could potentially issue temporary visas to migrants, allowing them to travel around the European Union, the country's deputy foreign minister has stated. He added that Italy rejects being turned into a "European hotspot" for asylum seekers.
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An artist has electronically-tagged homeless people in London, offering a chance to track their every move to buyers online. Kristian von Hornsleth told RT that he wanted to raise awareness with the project, while critics accuse him of abusing the vulnerable.
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A trucker was dubbed a hero for driving his burning tanker loaded with fuel out of a built-up area to avert a potential explosion.
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A perfectly-preserved mummy of an adult bound in copper plates from head to toe has been dug up in Russia’s Far North, alongside the mummy of a “tiny” baby. The discoveries could shed unique light on medieval burial and medical practices.
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A police crew made inappropriate use of a helicopter as it filmed a couple “brazenly” having sex in their garden, a court has heard.
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The Tyrannosaurus rex, one of the largest land predators to have ever lived, could not have run at high speed without its legs breaking under its own weight, University of Manchester research has claimed.
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The BBC may be forced to stand down top presenters on Wednesday to avoid them having to read out leading news bulletins about their own six-figure salaries.
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Britain’s counterterrorist strategy may be at risk as the police force is stretched to near “breaking point,” leading officers struggling to collect intelligence on terrorism, the former head of the Metropolitan Police has said.
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MPs from the Defence Select Committee have demanded full disclosure of the hidden costs associated with the UK’s controversial £150 billion F-35 warplane program.
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The perfectly-preserved bodies of a married couple have been found on a shrinking glacier 75 years after going missing in the Swiss Alps.
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Hundreds of school pupils in the Bavarian town of Regensburg, home to the famous German cathedral choir, suffered from physical and sexual abuse for decades, an investigator says, adding that no abusers will be prosecuted due to a lapse in the claims.
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