Новости за 21.12.2015

ARAPAHO, Oklahoma - The latest on shootings that killed two people on an Oklahoma interstate (all times local):

CHICAGO - Grain futures were lower Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade.

ISTANBUL - Turkish military operations in the southeast have killed 115 Kurdish rebels since Dec. 15, a state-run news agency reported Monday.

INDIANAPOLIS - Anthem Chief Strategy Officer Dr. Martin Silverstein has left the health insurer after less than two years on the job.

RICHMOND, California - Bomb squad crews safely detonated a possible explosive device at the house of a San Francisco Bay Area man and arrested him in connection with threats against Muslim people, a newspaper reported.

DALLAS - University Furnishings LP and its partner, Freedom Furniture Group Inc., have agreed to pay $15 million to settle a dispute over duties on imports.

NEWPORT, Arkansas - A former Arkansas prison chaplain has been released on $30,000 bond after turning himself in to be charged with 50 counts of sexual assault.

WASHINGTON - The nation's three-decade-old ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual men was formally lifted Monday, but major restrictions will continue to limit who can give blood.

WASHINGTON - The U.S. will protect lions in Africa under the Endangered Species Act, the Obama administration announced Monday, a move that would make it harder for American big-game hunters to bring a lion head or hide into the country.

VILNIUS, Lithuania - Lithuanian police say they stopped a vehicle driven by a 10-year-old boy who had been told to take the wheel by his heavily intoxicated mother.

NEW YORK - The latest iPhones come with the ability to turn still images into video - just like magic - but sharing options had been limited to other Apple apps.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay $150 million to public pension funds and individuals hurt by its $6 billion "London Whale" trading loss, Ohio's attorney general announced Monday.

CHISINAU, Moldova - Moldova's president has nominated a former prime minister to become the country's next prime minister.

Clemson's Dabo Swinney is The Associated Press college football coach of the year after leading the Tigers to an unbeaten regular season and the longest run as the No. 1 team in the country in school history.

BALTIMORE - A Baltimore judge has scheduled a new trial date following the mistrial of one of six officers charged in connection with the death of Freddie Gray.

LAS VEGAS - The latest on a deadly crash on the Las Vegas Strip (all times local):

LA VILLA, Italy - Kjetil Jansrud edged Norwegian teammate Aksel Lund Svindal to win the new head-to-head event of parallel giant slalom which made its debut on the World Cup circuit in Alta Badia on Monday.

MUNCIE, Indiana - Officials in four Indiana regions that failed to win a share of millions of state redevelopment dollars are looking to other sources that could fund their dream projects for spurring local growth.

"The Hateful Eight" is not for the faint at heart. What Quentin Tarantino movie is? But while cinema's favorite cinephile is up to some of his old tricks in his eighth feature, this over three hour long drawing room thriller also feels like a step forward for the wayward enfant terrible - a step toward maturity.

NEW YORK - The Van Dyke Money Gang in New York made off with more than $1.5 million this year - but it wasn't in gunpoint robberies or drug running, it was a Western Union money order scheme. In New Jersey, 111 Neighborhood Crips used a machine to make dozens of fake gift cards for supermarkets, pharmacies and hardware stores. In South Florida, gangs steal identities to file false tax returns.

CHICAGO - The family of a black woman who died in a Texas jail last summer says they have no faith in a grand jury that's considering criminal indictments.

OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso - Burkina Faso's military court has issued an international arrest warrant for former President Blaise Compaore for the assassination of the country's ex-revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara, the tribunal director said Monday.

PEACHTREE CITY, Georgia - Jeremy Carter, the grandson of former President Jimmy Carter, has died near Atlanta. He was 28.

DETROIT - U.S. safety regulators have slapped German automaker BMW AG with a $40 million penalty for moving too slowly to fix Mini brand cars that failed federal crash tests.

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