Новости за 29.01.2017

BERLIN — Migrants navigating a new language, unfamiliar cultural conventions and Germany’s multitude of rules and regulations are finding help online in their adoptive country courtesy of one of their own.

President Donald Trump’s travel ban barring citizens of seven predominantly Muslim nations entry into the U.S. has sparked protests around the country Saturday night and today.

WASHINGTON — A day after Donald Trump’s first call as president with Russia’s Vladimir Putin, leading congressional Republicans made clear they oppose any attempt by the new administration to wipe away U.S. penalties imposed on Moscow by the Obama White House.

COLUMBUS  — Kelsey Mitchell scored 22 points and No. 15 Ohio State rolled to its fifth straight victory, beating Nebraska 95-75 on today.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Marina Mabrey scored 26 points and No. 8 Notre Dame used a late 9-0 run to beat Virginia 82-74 today.

WASHINGTON — The White House says it has yet to determine how Mexico will pay for a massive wall at the Mexican border that President Donald Trump has promised to build.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — For the second straight week, people searching for a missing Missouri woman have found a man’s body.

LOS ANGELES — “A Dog’s Purpose” has underperformed slightly at the box office as it opened in theaters amid controversy over animal treatment on set and calls for a boycott.

CLEVELAND — An internal medicine resident at the Cleveland Clinic was among those refused entry to the United States under an executive order by President Trump.

BEREA, Ohio  — The Ohio Turnpike says a record of 54.9 million vehicles traveled last year on the 241-mile toll road that crosses the state.

SANDUSKY — A Perkins Township woman is in the Erie County jail charged with murder for the stabbing death of her ex-boyfriend.

BERLIN — Police in Germany say the bodies of six teenagers have been found dead in a garden house near the southern city of Wuerzburg.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A handful of California government workers face a difficult task: By Jan. 1, craft regulations that will govern the state’s emerging legal pot market.

FINDLAY — A Fostoria man who led police on a 40-mile, high-speed chase before crashing northeast of Tiffin is being held in the Hancock County jail.

MANILA, Philippines — Philippine airstrikes have killed 15 Muslim militants linked to the Islamic State group, including a suspected Indonesian militant, while one of Southeast Asia’s top terror suspects was seriously wounded in the country’s south, the military chief said today.

SANAA, Yemen — The U.S. military said today that one service member was killed and three others wounded in a raid in Yemen targeting its local al-Qaeda branch, marking the first-known combat death of a U.S. soldier under President Trump’s new administration.

BERLIN — The leaders of Britain and Germany joined other American allies today in criticizing President Donald Trump’s U.S. entry ban for people from some Muslim-majority countries, even as far-right politicians on the continent celebrated the move.

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Twenty-five, mostly Chinese tourists, were rescued today after spending more than a day drifting in Malaysian waters after their boat sank, officials said.

PARIS — French voters today were electing the Socialist candidate who will face a tough battle against rivals from the far-left, far-right and the political center in the presidential election this spring.

MELBOURNE, Australia — Roger Federer has won his 18th Grand Slam title and put some extra distance on the all-time list between himself and Rafael Nadal, the man he beat 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 in a vintage Australian Open final today.

Walleye goaltender Jake Paterson withstood an onslaught of shots to keep Toledo within striking distance of Rapid City on Saturday night, and his teammates rewarded him with a 6-2 victory.

Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott hit a clutch 3-pointer and the University of Toledo women’s basketball team used a balanced scoring attack to get a much-needed 74-72 win over Central Michigan on Saturday at Savage Arena.

BOWLING GREEN — The voice of hockey rises with excitement.

When the Toledo City Council decided last week it would turn down a proposal to give the Metroparks of the Toledo Area permission to conduct a deer cull at Swan Creek Preserve Metropark in South Toledo, you had to wonder: was this Groundhog Day 2.0, theater of the absurd, or just the quarterly meeting of the local chapter of Science-Deniers-R-Us.

COLUMBUS — Isaiah Pryor is a Georgia-born safety who played his senior season at IMG Academy, a football powerhouse in Florida. Virtually every major college football program wanted Pryor, a four-star talent, and with good reason.