Новости за 12.03.2016

Islamic State fighters issue birth control to their sex slaves — sometimes two or three different kinds at once — The New York Times reports. An ISIS law dictates that enslaved women can only be raped if they aren't carrying children.

Guinness World Records declared Israel Kristal, an Auschwitz survivor, the oldest living man in the world Friday. He is 112 years and 179 days old, as of Saturday.

Bernie Sanders didn't win an endorsement from Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, and he's thrilled about it. In fact, the Democratic presidential hopeful went so far as to thank him for backing his rival, Hillary Clinton:

NASA astronaut Scott Kelly will retire in April, he announced Friday, just over one week after returning from a record 340-day mission in space. Like his astronaut twin, Mark, Kelly will continue to participate in medical research examining the effects of space flight.

Following Donald Trump's campaign canceling a Chicago rally over security concerns Friday, a dejected Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) told MSNBC he would still back Trump should he become the Republican Party's nominee.

CBS News reporter Sopan Deb covered the canceled Donald Trump rally in Chicago on Friday night, capturing striking footage of protesters and supporters alike.

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Donald Trump's presidential campaign canceled his Chicago rally moments before it was about to start Friday, citing security concerns. Hundreds of anti-Trump protesters were among the thousands gathered in and around the University of Illinois at Chicago venue. Police arrested five people as violent clashes broke out. The Republican frontrunner called for peace in a statement, but lately has been criticized for defending violence at his rallies against protesters and journalists.

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Private citizens' smartphones should be accessible to the government, President Obama said in his South by Southwest keynote Friday, Variety reports. To want total privacy on the devices, he suggested, is "fetishizing."

A vibrating glove could help steady the hands of patients suffering from tremors caused by conditions like Parkinson's disease, said Matt McFarland at The Washington Post​. The GyroGlove uses a rapidly spinning bronze disc on the back of the hand, weighing about as much as a roll of nickels and moving at up to 20,000 rotations per minute, to provide a steadying force. The effect "is akin to putting one's hand in molasses," naturally filtering out the wearer's shaking. GyroGear — the London-based startup that makes the glove ... Читать дальше...

Donald Trump's presidential campaign canceled his Chicago rally moments before it was about to start Friday, citing security concerns. Hundreds of anti-Trump protesters were among the thousands gathered in and around the University of Illinois at Chicago venue, CNN reports.

Marina Del Rey, California. This two-story corner apartment has southwest-facing windows and 16-foot ceilings. The two-bedroom home boasts a gourmet kitchen, a game room, and a living area with a balcony.

With the 2016 Rio Olympics looming, researchers are racing to contain a menacing viral outbreak. Here's everything you need to know:

Donald Trump says that he's worth more than $10 billion, and when reporters, debate moderators, and rival candidates ask him why he won't release his tax returns, Trump points to the Personal Financial Disclosure form he submitted to the Federal Election Commission, saying business reporters have looked it over and declared Trump's business to be beautiful and wildly successful. Fortune business reporter Shawn Tully isn't so sure. The most obvious red flag in Trump's filings, he says in the video below... Читать дальше...

In the formalization of a decision that has been roundly expected for weeks, quarterback Johnny Manziel has been released by the Cleveland Browns. If no NFL team claims him by 4 p.m. on Saturday, he will become a free agent.

President Obama's approval rating hit 52 percent on Friday, according to Gallup's three-day average, the highest Obama has scored in Gallup's approval poll since May 2013.

Hindu women collect water for the Mahashivratri festival in Pushkar, India. | (AP Photo/Rajesh Kumar Singh)