Новости за 16.08.2016

Police responded to the Broad Street club around midnight after an officer driving nearby heard gunshots and saw patrons fleeing. Sgt. David Tejada told the board that Aqua's owner initially said the shooting happened outside the club, but detectives found evidence that the shots were fired inside.

Many football fans in Brazil wish the Barcelona attacker was more like their famous female forward, but the two are on the verge of greatness

Russia has deployed Tupolev-22 bombers to an air base in the Iranian city of Hamadan where they will carry out air strikes against militants in Syria, Russia`s state-backed Rossiya 24 channel reported on Tuesday.

Zipho Mzayiya‚ 24‚ became a traditional healer two years ago. He is also gay. “Being initiated to become a traditional healer is not fun and games. It is hard. No one would do it for fun‚” he said.

Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce will host a dairy symposium in late August to consider solutions to the milk industry crisis with farming, processing and retail representatives.

As many mothers have wished for the fruit of the womb, many would be richly blessed but would either give up the children for adoption or dump them in the trash. According to Punch, the Lagos state police command has begun investigation into the death of two twin babies, whose corpses were recovered from a […]

The iconic Plaza hotel of New York, owned by crisis-ridden Sahara group, has been named among the top rated hotel residences in the world.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Fifteen prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay detention center were sent to the United Arab Emirates in the single largest release of detainees during the Obama administration, the Pentagon announced Monday. The Pentagon says 61 detainees now remain at Guantanamo, which was opened in January 2002 to hold foreign fighters suspected of links to the Taliban or the al-Qaida terrorist organization. "The continued operation of the detention facility weakens our national security by draining resources... Читать дальше...

Aston Villa fans are planning to pay tribute to the club's former striker Dalian Atkinson, who died after being shot with a Taser by police.

(AP) — With Vermont's lack of laws requiring the inspection of amusement park rides causing concern, a state representative plans to introduce legislation that seeks to regulate rides. According to the Amusement Safety Organization, just three injuries related to amusement park rides were reported in Vermont between 2004 and 2012.

BERLIN (AP) — The International Commission of Jurists says its Central America director's home in Guatemala has been ransacked by armed men.

Tayler said in a statement that Guatemalan authorities must "combat the increasing threats and growing insecurity faced by human rights defenders in the country."

Wakker Dier gaat in hoger beroep tegen de vergunning voor wat de dierenwelzijnsorganisatie de eerste 'gigastal' van Nederland noemt. De Rechtbank Limburg verklaarde vorige week het beroep van Wakker Dier en andere partijen gegrond, maar vernietigde de vergunning niet.

Een 59-jarige piloot van een neergestort ultralight-vliegtuigje is vandaag door de politie gered nadat hij sinds gisteravond op 25 meter hoogte vast zat in een boom. Hij stortte met zijn kist neer bij Aalen in de Duitse deelstaat Baden-Württemberg. Volgens de politie zat de man op een moeilijk bereikbare plek klem.

Abuk Akek came to Australia to escape war-ravaged Sudan only to be murdered in her Melton unit by the man she had a son with.

Alternately, proof that the Illuminati has now infiltrated the scientific sphere.

Five major arms depots destroyed by Russia's Tu-22M3 and Su-34 were used to supply Daesh militants near Aleppo, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.

Misbah was recalled to the side and given the captaincy following the fall-out from Pakistan`s infamous tour of England in 2010.

The Amazon rainforest is one of the wonders of the world, but it has also become a war zone between environmentalists and the people who want to develop its resources.

RIO DE JANEIRO - Om met de woorden van commentator Hans van Zetten te spreken: 'Ongekend!'. Dat was de oefening van Sanne Wevers uit Oldenzaal maandag op de Olympische Spelen. 

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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish police launched simultaneous raids on 44 companies in Istanbul on Tuesday and had warrants to detain 120 company executives as part of the investigation into last month's attempted military coup, state-run Anadolu agency reported.

It said the companies were accused of giving financial support to the movement of U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, who is accused of orchestrating the July 15 putsch. He denies any involvement.