Новости за 06.11.2015

WHEELING, Indiana - Authorities who are searching a large tract of rural land in central Indiana won't discuss the nature of their investigation.

AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colorado - Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, is visiting the Air Force Academy as part of her campaign to promote women in leadership.

SAGAMORE, Massachusetts - A truck carrying cranberries crashed head-on into another vehicle on a bridge into Cape Cod, spilling berries onto the roadway and snarling morning rush-hour traffic.

WARSAW, Poland - A leading media advocate has welcomed Hungary's decision to abandon a plan to plant spies in newsrooms but said she remains disturbed that Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government would even contemplate the "Orwellian" idea.

LOS ANGELES - "By the Sea" is a very personal film for Angelina Jolie Pitt - and not just because it reunites her onscreen with her husband, Brad Pitt. It's not even because she wrote, directed, produced and stars in the film.

ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico - Paleontologists with the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science on Thursday unveiled the first baby Pentaceratops skull ever discovered as hundreds of people lined up to get a look.

CROYDON, New Hampshire - Hilary and Shane Lentz were hooked on the idea of a tiny house, but they weren't sure the reality would be so appealing.

NEW ORLEANS - Authorities have suspended the alcohol and tobacco permits of four more clubs on New Orleans' Bourbon Street.

WARSAW, Poland - Poland's outgoing prime minister has criticized President Andrzej Duda for setting next Thursday as the day for the first sitting of the newly elected parliament because the timing will prevent Poland from being represented at a European Union meeting on migration.

RALEIGH, North Carolina - A new exhibit at the N.C. Museum of History chronicles the life of the Rev. Billy Graham in time to celebrate a milestone.

FARMINGTON, Connecticut - Medical examiners say a Connecticut couple whose remains were found last week, three months after they disappeared, died from gunshot wounds.

GAINESVILLE, Florida - Josh Grady and his Florida teammates have considerably different memories of Vanderbilt's last trip to the Swamp.

PARIS - France will reinstate controls on its borders - normally open to other countries in Europe's free-travel zone - for the period around a major U.N. climate conference in Paris, the interior minister said Friday.

STOCKHOLM - The evacuation of a squalid Roma camp this week has forced Sweden to come to terms with a troubling new reality: For the first time in generations, the egalitarian welfare nation is witnessing people living in abject poverty, without basic amenities such as electricity and running water.

NEW YORK - New York Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia first realized three years ago he was an alcoholic.

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa is holding urgent discussions in an attempt to avert a U.S. suspension of part of a trade agreement between the two countries that provides an important boost to this nation's economy, officials said on Friday.

LAS VEGAS - Two low-cost airlines are adding Las Vegas flights.

TALLINN, Estonia - The three Baltic countries say they will "scientifically" calculate the losses caused by nearly five decades of Soviet occupation so that they can seek compensation from Russia.

MASHPEE, Massachusetts - A Massachusetts school superintendent has been placed on indefinite leave after allegedly barging into a student's home uninvited to see if she actually lived there.

LUXEMBOURG - The world's largest steel producer, ArcelorMittal, has suspended its 2015 dividend as a slump in market prices caused by cheap exports from countries like China pushed the company to a net loss.

BAGHDAD - Iraqi security officials say three blasts in different parts of Baghdad have killed at least six people and wounded 18.

MOSCOW - Separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine on Friday accused government forces of shelling residential areas under their control with heavy artillery, while Ukrainian forces also accused the rebels of violating the ongoing cease-fire.

KENNETT SQUARE, Pennsylvania - Reports of trick-or-treaters in the Philadelphia suburb of Kennett Square finding needles stuffed in their Halloween candy turned out to be a hoax.

In this photo by Hkun Lat, a woman checks for her name on an eligible voter list at a township Election Commission Office in Mandalay, Myanmar. On Sunday the country will hold what is being viewed as the country's best chance for a free and credible election in a quarter of a century. About 30 million of Myanmar's 52 million people are eligible to vote. Excluded are 500,000 Rohingya Muslims the government considers to be foreigners, as well as members of religious orders, convicts and people judged to be of unsound mind or bankrupt. Читать дальше...

NEW DELHI - Greenpeace said Friday its registration to operate in India has been canceled under orders from the country's home ministry.