Новости за 30.01.2017

White House press secretary Sean Spicer defended today the Trump administration's omission of any reference to Jews in its Holocaust remembrance statement, saying "nitpicking" of the Friday statement is "just ridiculous."

CHICAGO — Chicago’s famous Frango chocolate brand is being sold to the city’s most famous popcorn company.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said he will announce his nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday as he looks to quickly put his stamp on the court by restoring its conservative majority, even as Democrats geared up for a Senate confirmation fight.

NEW YORK  — Major League Baseball has ordered the St. Louis Cardinals to forfeit their top two picks in this year’s amateur draft and pay Houston $2 million as compensation for hacking the Astros email system and scouting database.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — One by one, a judge detailed the 22 charges against an Alaskan man accused of killing five people and wounding six others in the Florida airport shooting spree. Then, Esteban Santiago pleaded not guilty.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has challenged the University of Michigan to get more black students as she received an honorary degree from the school.

SEATTLE — Washington state’s attorney general said today he is suing President Trump over an executive order that suspended immigration from seven countries with majority-Muslim populations and sparked nationwide protests.

COLUMBUS — A doctor and former Ohio University trustee planned to plead guilty today to charges of tax evasion and running a pill mill in Columbus that served hundreds of patients a day, authorities said.

A Toledo man accused of leading police on a vehicle chase with a 1-year-old in his car was released from jail today after posting a bond, authorities said.

COLUMBUS — Gov. John Kasich today proposed a $66.9 billion budget that promises a modest net income tax cut of $39 million over the next two years while seeking hikes in taxes on sales, tobacco, alcohol, and shale oil and natural gas production.

University of Toledo football coach Jason Candle announced today that Mike Bellamy and Hank Poteat have joined the Rockets coaching staff.

WASHINGTON — School shootings rise when the economy tanks, according to a new study of U.S. schools, even as violent crime in general appears to be unaffected.

WASHINGTON — President Trump today denied his immigration order was to blame for the chaos at the nation’s airports over the weekend, instead pointing to computer glitches, protesters and even the “tears of Senator Schumer.”

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Two pedestrians were killed and seven others injured after police say a drunken driver whose blood-alcohol content was five times the legal limit lost control of his vehicle and plowed into a crowd standing near a food truck in a Kentucky parking lot.

The Trump administration’s executive order banning immigrants and refugees from seven majority-Muslim nations may affect college students in northwest Ohio.

COLUMBUS — The large Ohio cemetery that includes the grave sites of humorist James Thurber, five governors and a grandfather of President George H.W. Bush has seen more vandalism this month, adding to a tally of more than 600 damaged grave sites there over the past two years.

MIDDLETOWN, Ohio — An Ohio woman has died after being ejected and trapped under her car in an accident.

COLUMBUS — Police are searching for an individual they say stabbed a teenage girl in Columbus.

COLUMBUS — Ohio is beginning this week with the lowest average gas prices in the country.

MANILA, Philippines — A 23-year-old dental student from France won the Miss Universe crown today in a pageant held in the Philippines, saying her triumph will make the beauty contest more popular in Europe and help her efforts to put more underprivileged children in school.

A Toledo man was killed and three people were injured late Sunday when a vehicle he was driving struck a traffic signal pole in the central city, authorities said.

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Rabbi Joel Mosbacher had just finished the morning’s Shabbat service when he got an urgent message: Rabbis were needed at New York’s Kennedy Airport. People were being detained under President Donald Trump’s sharp travel restrictions on refugees. Would he come pray?

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The world’s largest body of Islamic nations said today that it has “grave concern” over U.S. President Donald Trump banning travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries, warning such moves would only embolden extremists.

MIAMI — An Atlanta Braves infielder and his family are recovering after police say their SUV was hit by a man who had stolen a Miami police officer’s cruiser.