Новости за 26.03.2017

GOODYEAR, Ariz. — Outfielder Austin Jackson took an opportunity with the Cleveland Indians and ran with it.

LAKELAND, Fla. — The Detroit Tigers have released right-handed reliever Mark Lowe, one of several cuts before today’s spring training game against Toronto.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Alanna Smith’s layup with 23 seconds left capped Stanford’s rally from a 16-point deficit in the second half, Erica McCall blocked a last-second shot and the Cardinal edged top-seeded Notre Dame 76-75 today to reach its first Final Four since 2014.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The four people killed last week in a quiet Northern California neighborhood include a woman and her two children, authorities said today.

DETROIT — Zach Parise and the Minnesota Wild know they are in the playoffs.

MILAN — Italian conductor Arturo Toscanini’s legacies included abolishing encores at La Scala. So it was a playful touch when one of the maestro’s musical heirs included a Verdi encore during a tribute at the Milan opera house marking the 150th anniversary of Toscanini’s birth.

ORLANDO, Fla. — A judge says a lawsuit brought by victims of the Orlando nightclub massacre against the gunman’s employer and wife may be tossed out of federal court.

OAK HARBOR, Ohio — Living in the shadows of the Davis-Besse nuclear power plant’s cooling tower, which soars above Lake Erie in Ohio like an oversized lighthouse, brings with it some give-and-take.

WASHINGTON — Fresh off a defeat on U.S. healthcare legislation, the White House warned rebellious conservative lawmakers that they should get behind President Donald Trump's agenda or he may bypass them on future legislative fights, including tax reform.

COLUMBUS — Dr. Arishi Abdulaziz put on a headset, moved his hands slightly and immersed himself into a virtual world.

LOS ANGELES — Disney’s live-action “Beauty and the Beast” has continued to enchant audiences in its second weekend in theaters.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich said today that President Donald Trump likely learned a lesson from his failed attempt to pass the Republican health care bill and called the lack of bipartisan cooperation in Washington "pathetic."

A man was shot in a West Toledo nightclub last night.

The Iraqi military says 61 bodies have been pulled from the rubble of a home in Mosul after allegations surfaced that around 200 civilians had been killed in airstrikes in the city.

DUBAI — The family of a former FBI agent who went missing in Iran a decade ago on an unauthorized CIA assignment has filed a lawsuit against the Islamic Republic, accusing it of using “cold, cynical and false denials” to torture his loved ones.

Three people died in a two-car crash early this morning, while three others were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.

The Republican Party of “no” for Democrat Barack Obama’s eight years is having a hard time getting to “yes” in the early Donald Trump era.

NEW DELHI  — Two suspected militants were killed today in an ongoing military raid on a building where armed militants were holed up in eastern Bangladesh, police and army officials said. Six people, including two policemen, were killed in explosions near that building a day earlier.

CINCINNATI — Gunfire erupted early Sunday inside a crowded nightclub with a history of violence, killing one person and wounding more than a dozen others, authorities said.

Blade boys player of the year: Vincent Williams, St. John’s Jesuit

Anita Hill became a household name in 1991 for advancing the cause of workplace equality. With the country today in a time of flux under a new administration, she is optimistic Americans — despite our differences and perhaps now in concert with them — will continue to fight for what is right.

As a teenager, Damian Darlington never dreamed of being music director for a Pink Floyd tribute band.

We should make carp a marketable commodity if we want to remove it or reduce it from the rivers (March 17, “Getting creative about carp”).

In your March 21 editorial “There will be a reckoning,” you stated: “Much of what only PBS did well 25 years ago is now done, and perhaps done better, by cable and Internet TV.” I take issue with this statement.

There is an attitude in this country that the world owes me a living. I am here, so I expect a well-paid job, a home with above-basic comfort and services, hospital, property, disability, and unemployment insurance, a comfortable retirement, and a nice vehicle.