Новости за 13.07.2018

Free-agent guard Isaiah Thomas has agreed to a one-year, $2 million deal with the Denver Nuggets, league sources told ESPN.

BETHEL, Alaska (AP) — Two Seattle Seahawks toured a town in western Alaska to promote health and wellness and learn about Yup’ik culture. KYUK-AM reports offensive linemen Joey Hunt and Jordan Roos were in Bethel for about nine hours Wednesday, stopping at the hospital, a youth center and the Lulu Herron Elders Home. The NFL […]

Tacoma is 49-42 this season.

Any injury to Paxton with a prolonged absence would lead to fears of a possible Mariners collapse in the second half of the season.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Legislation aimed at abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement is being pushed by liberal Democrats. They believe the issue can galvanize voters for midterms. House Speaker Paul Ryan says the proposal makes him “feel very good” about November elections, and Republicans have moved toward scheduling a vote. One Democratic sponsor says backers of […]

Tesla is the first U.S. carmaker to trigger the reduced federal tax credit for electric vehicles, a phaseout triggered by it sales of 200,000 vehicles in the U.S.

HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — A court in southern Vietnam is scheduled to put on trial next week an American citizen accused of disturbing public order. William Nguyen, from Houston, Texas, was arrested on June 10 after participating in protests against a proposed law on special economic zones. State-run Tuoi Tre newspaper quoted the indictment as […]

LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — Officials say disgraced ex-Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will be whisked away by helicopter to the federal capital of Islamabad when he returns to Pakistan’s eastern city of Lahore from London to face a 10-year jail sentence on corruption charges. Sharif is to return at 6 p.m. Friday from London where he […]

ASTORIA, Ore. (AP) — An administrator of the Northwest Oregon Housing Authority has been place on paid leave while an investigation is conducted. The Daily Astorian reports deputy director Teresa Sims was placed on leave in May after the agency hired an outside firm to conduct the probe. Agency executive director Todd Johnston says the […]

Although Thursday was the hottest day of the year so far, it wasn't a record for the date. That was set in 1961, when the mercury topped 97 degrees

EDGARTOWN, Mass. (AP) — A Massachusetts bus driver has been fired for telling a would-be passenger that he wasn’t picked up because he’s black. The Martha’s Vineyard Transit Authority says the exchange was caught on video Wednesday afternoon. Transit officials say the bus was traveling from Edgartown to Oak Bluffs when the driver passed the […]

BEIJING (AP) — A senior Chinese official is striking a reassuring note about Beijing’s commitment to progress in North Korea’s denuclearization, after President Donald Trump accused China of interfering in talks between Pyongyang and Washington. Vice Foreign Minister Kong Xuanyou told reporters Friday that China and the U.S. have “maintained close coordination and communication” on […]

BEIJING (AP) — China’s imports from North Korea plunged 92.6 percent in June compared with a year earlier under U.N. sanctions imposed to stop Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile programs, the customs agency said Friday. Exports of Chinese oil and other goods to the North fell 40.6 percent, a customs agency spokesman, Huang Songping, said at […]

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Authorities are investigating after human remains were discovered in a burned home near Troutdale. The Oregonian/OregonLive reports the fire was reported around 12:20 a.m. Tuesday. Sheriff’s office spokesman Lt. Marc Shrake says at some point after the fire was extinguished, fire investigators found human remains. Shrake said he didn’t have any […]

Bobby Wainright (CQ) never speeds when he hits the road and it doesn’t matter whether he’s in his car or on his Suzuki Hayabusa sports bike. The risks simply don’t seem worth it to him. “I don’t want the fine that comes with it. I don’t want an accident and I don’t want to endanger […]

Paxton exited with lower-back tightness with two outs in the first inning after giving up a two-run homer to Albert Pujols.

On Thursday afternoon, an 8-story-tall banner, which looked an awful lot like a Shepard Fairey print, unfurled on the side of a building in South Lake Union.

The four-night celebration of "women in rock and roll" is the folk-country star's answer to dude-dominated festival lineups.

King County prosecutors say the victim, 16, was killed because the gunman believed he had stolen from him.

As labor costs rise and fuel prices surge, airlines are taking advantage of robust travel demand to squeeze as many passengers as possible into planes. The latest method is to retrofit old aircraft and order new ones with svelte lavatories that allow for an extra row of seats.

As an ultra-security inmate, Giovanni Herrin, 19, will be required to wear leg irons and a belly chain ­– with his hands chained to his waist – any time he is removed from his cell.

It's the second time this year that the veteran right-hander will make a spot start for Seattle.

Washington Federal has added Concur Technologies co-founder Steve Singh to its board of directors.

Steve Singh will join the board Aug. 1.