Новости за 22.03.2016

Sarah Palin just might be returning to reality TV — this time, with a courtroom show.

The Tampa Bay Rays have become the first MLB team to travel to Cuba for an exhibition game since the Baltimore Orioles made the crossing in 1999. With Cuban President Raúl Castro and President Obama in attendance, the historic game against the Cuban National Team kicked off at the Estadio LatinoAmericano in Havana on Tuesday.

Syrian refugees came to the rescue of a German neo-Nazi politician, local media reported Tuesday, sparking at least one Facebook user to joke that "destiny has a sense of humor." Stefan Jagsch, 29, of the National Democratic Party was badly injured in a car crash in Germany last week when passing Syrian asylum seekers spotted the wreck, Middle East Eye reports.

Early Tuesday morning, at least 34 people were killed in Belgium in three terrorist attacks. Two struck the Zaventem airport, and one a subway station in central Brussels. It's a horrifying tragedy that should inspire solidarity with the Belgian people, and the victims of terrorism worldwide.

After a series of terrorist bombings killed at least 34 people in Brussels on Tuesday, major metropolises around the world, from New York to Budapest, responded immediately to the increased threat, sending security forces to landmarks, tourist spots, and transportation hubs. The heavily armed teams of police are a grim reminder that what happened in Brussels could happen anywhere. Here, a look at the international community on high alert.

The U.S. Supreme Court hit its first deadlocked opinion since Justice Antonin Scalia's death Tuesday, splitting 4-4 on a Missouri case over whether two wives could be held responsible for their husbands' failed real estate endeavors under a federal equal-credit law. The split opinion means that while the lower court ruling will be upheld, a nationwide precedent will not be set, Bloomberg reports.

Bernie Sanders' rally in Arizona last weekend was momentarily interrupted when a woman protesting Donald Trump took off her shirt to reveal the message "Hate speech is not free speech," written on her chest.

Belgian Federal Police have released a photo of the three men suspected to be behind the attacks at Brussels' Zaventem airport early Tuesday. The two explosions killed at least 14 people; at least one of the explosions was believed to be by a suicide bomber. A third bomb was found at the site and was dismantled by authorities.

History repeats itself? Following the terrorist attacks in Brussels Tuesday morning, Donald Trump called for the closure of U.S. borders "until we figure out what is going on."

On Tuesday morning, during his historic visit to Cuba, President Obama briefly addressed the horrifying terrorist attacks in Brussels that have left at least 34 people dead and well more than 100 wounded. Here's what Obama said, in its entirety:

Brussels was the target of terrorist attacks early Tuesday morning, as three coordinated explosions killed at least 34 people in Belgium's capital city. The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the bombings. While Belgian authorities and citizens are left reeling from the violence, tributes to Brussels have poured in from around the world. Below, select images of the global solidarity.

ISIS has claimed responsibility for the terrorist attacks in Brussels, Belgium, Tuesday, Reuters reports. The Islamic State's official news agency released a statement online hours after explosions rocked Belgium's Zaventem airport in Brussels and a metro station near the EU buildings in central Brussels, confirming that ISIS fighters had "carried out a series of bombings with explosive belts and devices" because Belgium is "participating in the coalition against the Islamic State."

Toronto City Councillor and former Mayor of Toronto Rob Ford has died at the age of 46, The Associated Press reports. Earlier reports said Ford had been battling a rare cancer, liposarcoma, in palliative care. His 2014 diagnosis with the disease prompted him to end his mayoral re-election bid.

More than half of registered voters have an unfavorable view of the top candidate in each major party, per a new CBS News/New York Times poll. Some 52 percent say they don't like Democrat Hillary Clinton, while 57 percent take a low view of Republican Donald Trump.

President Obama diverted his attention from Cuba during his historic visit Tuesday morning to briefly address the terrorist attacks at major transportation hubs in Belgium earlier in the day that left at least 34 people dead.

Speaking in Washington State on Monday while campaigning for his wife, Bill Clinton seemed to slam President Obama's entire time in office.

Hillary Clinton responded to the Brussels terrorist attacks on Tuesday, saying in a statement that, "Terrorists have once again struck at the heart of Europe, but their campaign of hate and fear will not succeed."

Brussels was rocked Tuesday by a series of terrorist bombings at transportation hubs that killed at least 34 people. But, following the Paris terror attacks last November, security experts had warned that Europe would be particularly vulnerable to additional assaults from the Islamic State and other terrorist groups, as the civil war in Syria rages and the subsequent refugee crisis continues to bring waves of undocumented people across borders and into Europe.

The Belgian capital was rocked by explosions at major transportation hubs early Tuesday morning, leaving as many as 34 people dead in attacks across Brussels. One of the explosions occurred at the Maelbeek metro station, which prompted authorities to shut down the city's entire metro, tram, and bus systems.

After two explosions rocked the departure area of Belgium's Zaventem airport in Brussels early Tuesday, first-person footage from a traveler inside captured the immediate aftermath. In the video, smoke, debris, and abandoned suitcases fill the area near the American Airlines and Brussels Airlines check-in desks. Screams erupt as people run for their lives and hide under desks:

Salah Abdeslam, the suspected terrorist arrested in Brussels Friday in connection with the Paris terrorist attacks, was also reportedly planning to carry out attacks in Germany, The Telegraph's Justin Huggler reports. A report by Germany's SWR radio says that Abdeslam visited three men posing as Syrian refugees at a shelter in the southern German city of Ulm last October. After the visit, the three men reportedly all disappeared.

Belgian authorities have faced ongoing criticism for their missteps in addressing the terrorist threat in the heart of their country — criticisms that will likely only be exacerbated following the March 22 attacks in Brussels that have left at least 26 dead.

If you haven't see Star Wars: The Force Awakens — and this is Harrison Ford's second time on Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote the months-old blockbuster — there are spoilers in the clip below, and in this introduction to it. You've been warned.

At least 15 people were killed and 55 injured following an explosion on Tuesday that targeted a metro station near the EU buildings in central Brussels. Brian Carroll, 31, of Washington, was visiting Belgium for a conference; his train was pulling into the Maelbeek station when the explosion hit. Carroll spoke with The New York Times about what he saw:

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European stocks dropped on Tuesday after at least 26 people were killed in several explosions at the Brussels airport and a subway station. Airline, hotel, and other travel stocks were among the hardest hit. Analysts said the terrorist attacks overshadowed economic data and reduced investors' "risk appetite," pulling stock indices down from multi-week highs. Belgian leaders blamed terrorists for the blasts in the de facto European Union capital, which came four days after authorities... Читать дальше...