Новости за 22.01.2017

DETROIT — J.T. Miller scored the only goal of the game 1:56 into overtime to give the New York Rangers a 1-0 victory against the Detroit Red Wings.

CAMARILLO, Calif.  — The average price of a gallon of regular-grade gasoline fell just over 1 cent nationally during the past two weeks, to $2.36.

BOGOTA, Colombia — President Donald Trump’s secretary of state nominee said he would review Colombia’s recent peace agreement to determine how much the U.S. should continue to support a historic deal that had been enthusiastically backed by the Obama administration.

On the second and fourth Sundays of each month toledoblade.com will feature a few classic Frogtown comic strips previously featured in our print edition.

ASTANA, Kazakhstan — Syrian rebel delegates met in Kazakhstan Sunday on the eve of their first talks with the government in a year, in which the two sides hope to consolidate a cease-fire reached last month and deliver humanitarian aid.

SANTA CLARITA, Calif. — The California Institute of the Arts was created partly by Walt Disney’s desire to bring more top-flight animators into the profession. And it has during its 47 years, though for a long time almost all were men.

NEW YORK — M. Night Shyamalan’s psychological thriller “Split” blew away box-office expectations, earning an estimated $40.2 million in ticket sales over inauguration weekend.

VIENNA — OPEC and key non-OPEC oil producers are near their target of taking 1.8 million barrels of crude a day off global markets less than two months after agreeing to do so in efforts to push up the price of crude, Russia’s energy minister said today.

CINCINNATI — There’s been little public word about what has happened to an American college student detained in North Korea, as a new administration takes over one year later amid deep U.S. concerns about the hostile country’s nuclear and missile development.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Royals pitcher Yordano Ventura, whose electric arm helped his team win the 2015 World Series title, was killed in a car crash in his native Dominican Republic early today.

JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said today he would later in the day hold his first conversation with Donald Trump since his inauguration as U.S. president.

HONOLULU — President Donald Trump has disputed climate change, pledged a revival of coal and disparaged wind power, and his nominee to head the Energy Department was once highly skeptical of the agency’s value. What this means for states’ efforts to promote renewable energy is an open question.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.  — Gov. Eric Greitens is pushing to toughen Missouri’s already stiff penalties for attacking a police officer, reflecting similar efforts underway in other states and pleasing many in Missouri’s law enforcement community, which has been on the defensive since the police killing of an unarmed black 18-year-old in Ferguson more than two years ago.

LONDON  — British Prime Minister Theresa May said today she plans to discuss free trade and the importance of the NATO military alliance when she becomes the first foreign leader to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington.

ATLANTA  — A powerful tornado ripped through a mobile home park in south Georgia early today, destroying half of its structures and killing seven people. Another four people died in neighboring counties, bringing the weekend death toll from severe weather in the southeastern U.S. to 15.

NEW DELHI — An overnight passenger train derailed in southern India, killing at least 32 people and injuring 50 others in the latest accident to hit the country’s massive, disaster-prone rail network.

Whatever else the presidency of Donald Trump turns out to be, it will not be boring.

An internal audit of the University of Toledo’s department of athletics found thousands of dollars in discrepancies, improper cash handling, irregular and incomplete record keeping, missing funds, and no oversight from the head of the department.

Even as the mastermind of the Walleye’s phenomenal first half, coach Dan Watson could not possibly have envisioned the team’s unparalleled level of success so far.

BOWLING GREEN — There were plenty of chances for the Bowling Green State University men’s basketball team to give away a potential win Saturday.

There has been a muddle of debate about the 250-some executive orders and memorandums President Barack Obama issued during his eight years in office. It has been difficult to find any semblance of agreement on just the number, let alone the necessity or validity of these directives.

The Inverness Club is either a living, breathing museum or an enduring world-class course steeped in the shadows of history.

Allison Bower began caddying at Inverness because she thought it would be a good way to save money for college.

KENT, Ohio — The road once again was unkind to the University of Toledo men’s basketball team as the Rockets fell 85-61 to Kent State on Saturday at the M.A.C. Center.

KENT, Ohio — The struggles for the University of Toledo women’s basketball team continued as a sluggish offensive game led to a 70-60 loss to Kent State on Saturday at the M.A.C. Center.