Новости за 16.08.2016

The province launched its Complex Care Initiative almost a decade ago, allowing doctors who take on patients with two or more possibly interacting health issues to charge an extra $315 each year a patient

Aisha Turner, producer of the 'Precious Lives' radio series about gun violence and young people in Milwaukee, talks with Rachel Maddow about the context of the racial protests taking place in Milwaukee.

A masked fan ran onto the pitch, attacked a goalkeeper and said he had left a bomb in the stands of a top flight Swedish soccer match, forcing the game to be abandoned in the final minute.

Just some pups looking for a forever home.

"Hi, I'm adorable. Want to adopt me?"

This is Brooke. She is 15 weeks old. Adopt her here!

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This is Kiarra. She is 6 years old. Adopt her here!

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"It's hot, let me use your air conditioning. Please?"

A great many South Africans stayed up until 2 a.m. on Monday to watch Cape Town sprinter Wayde van Niekerk run 400 metres around a Rio track on his way to a world record and a gold medal. His epic win was a burst of good news in a country that has ...

In 2012, the citizens of Washington state and Colorado voted by large measures to go one step better than using marijuana for medical purposes. We voted to throw out the war on marijuana almost entirely. 'Nuff said.

PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — New signs in suburban Detroit will pay tribute to the area's automotive heritage.

PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — New signs in suburban Detroit will pay tribute to the area's automotive heritage.

British particle physicist Brian Cox verbally spars with a newly elected Australian politician who believes climate change is a global conspiracy.

The Liberal government has asked the Mounties to review a UN report that found a Canadian-owned company shipped dozens of armoured personnel carriers into the chaos of Libya, possibly in violation of an arms embargo. The request comes days after CBC News published a series of stories about shipments to conflict zones in Africa.

Telstra has lost a bid to turn its increasingly redundant city phone booths into "whopping big TV screen" electronic billboards.

Germany's central bank is arguing that the country's retirement age should be raised to 69, getting a frosty response from the government.

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — An act of God is how some are describing it, a catastrophic 48-hour torrent of rain that sent thousands of people in Louisiana scrambling for safety and left many wondering how a region accustomed to…

RIO DE JANEIRO — South Korea’s women won the Olympic team archery title — for the eighth time in a row. Jin Jong-oh, meanwhile, took gold in the men’s 50-meter pistol in Rio de Janeiro — for the third straight games. Some in the small Asian country have an easy, long-cherished explanation for the success:

He didn’t mention his blanket ban on Muslims in policy speech.

Throughout the ongoing United States election season, the bloody and protracted war in Syria has hung like a dark cloud. It remains unclear how either candidate would handle the war.

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WA, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- United Airlines violated an Air Force Reservist's rights under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act, a Justice Dept. complaint said.

South Korea's Chang Hye-jin, right, celebrates winning gold at the end of the match against silver medalist Lisa Unruh of the women's individual archery competition at the Sambadrome venue during the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Thursday, Aug.…

Ki Bo-bae, of South Korea, competes during the women's individual archery competition at the Sambadrome venue during the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Thursday, Aug. 11, 2016. (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko)

She was savagely stabbed in both eyes by a deranged boyfriend — but never lost sight of her goal.

The climate change-denying senator is creating ripples around the world.

Despite reforms and a new attention to sexual violence, the number of rapes continues to rise, and activists, lawyers and officials say victims still face many barriers in the courts.