Новости за 23.01.2017

President Donald Trump has "a healthy respect for the First Amendment" and believes Saturday's mass protest in Washington was a "beautiful" demonstration of U.S. freedoms, his press secretary said today.

A federal judge has rejected health insurer Aetna’s plan to buy rival Humana Inc. for about $34 billion and become a major player in the market for Medicare Advantage coverage.

URBANA, Ohio — A 17-year-old boy charged in a school shooting that injured two students will remain in custody at a juvenile detention center for now.

SEOUL, South Korea — Samsung says a thorough investigation into the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 phone has confirmed widely held suspicions that its batteries were to blame, marking a first but important step toward restoring consumer confidence.

Jemele Hill, an award-winning national sports journalist and analyst on ESPN will be the keynote speaker at The University of Toledo's 33rd Annual Conference for Aspiring Minority Youth on Saturday.

Toledo and Lucas County officials today went live with the online tool designed to help the public track the western Lake Erie region's water quality.

NEW YORK — “Star Wars: Episode VIII” finally has a title: “The Last Jedi.”

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is signing a memorandum to leave the proposed Pacific Rim trade pact known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Ian English today sentenced a Toledo man to the maximum term of 19 years in prison for rape and corrupting another with drugs.

FARINDOLA, Italy — Italian emergency crews pulled three wiggling, white sheepdog puppies out today from under tons of snow and rubble at an avalanche-struck hotel, lifting spirits even as the search for 22 people still missing dragged on five days after the disaster.

HOUSTON — Former President George H.W. Bush is still suffering from pneumonia, but is well enough to leave the intensive care unit at a Houston hospital, doctors said today. His wife, Barbara, has been discharged from the same facility after completing treatment for bronchitis.

A Toledo man faces the possibility of life in prison without parole after he was found guilty today of aggravated murder for fatally stabbing the grandmother of his child.

WASHINGTON   — Sen. Marco Rubio said today that he will support President Donald Trump’s nominee to be secretary of state despite reservations about the former Exxon Mobil CEO as the Republican lawmaker backed away from any challenge to the new president.

ALBANY, Ga. — Chuck Stafford was watching the Atlanta Falcons rout the Green Bay Packers for the NFC title when bad weather suddenly began to pound his mobile home in southern Georgia.

NEW YORK — A lawsuit today alleged that President Donald Trump is violating the Constitution by allowing his business to accept payments from foreign governments.

A fire damaged an unoccupied house in central Toledo early today, authorities said.

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CHICAGO — United Airlines says six flights were cancelled and 200 more were delayed because of a computer problem that forced a ground stop for all domestic flights that lasted about 2 ½ hours Sunday.

COLUMBUS — Ohio has some of the country’s lowest gas prices as the workweek begins.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is set to meet with congressional leaders from both parties to discuss his agenda, as he enters his first official week in the White House and works to begin delivering on his ambitious campaign promises.

SAN ANTONIO  — Two suspects are in custody today after a robbery in a San Antonio shopping mall ended in a shooting that left one man dead and several other people injured, police said.

BEACH CITY, Ohio — State troopers say eight people, including three children, were hurt when an SUV crashed into two Amish buggies in northeast Ohio.

BUDAPEST, Hungary — Hungary’s prime minister says U.S. President Donald Trump’s position that all countries have the right to put their own interests first was the key phrase of his inaugural address.

ATHENS, Ohio — Ohio University is hiking tuition, housing and meals for new students entering this fall.

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