Новости за 21.01.2016

ROME - Holder Juventus will meet bitter rival Inter Milan in the Italian Cup semifinals after winning 1-0 at Lazio on Wednesday in a repeat of last year's final.

DENVER - Backslaps for the backups.

LINCOLN, Nebraska - Old rivals Nebraska and Oklahoma have added two more games against each other to their future schedules.

NEW YORK - There is a disturbance in the force.

CINCINNATI - The Bengals already have a different look as they try to dig out of their latest playoff flop, with a new offensive coordinator and four different position coaches. In a few weeks, free agency will start reshaping the roster.

MINNEAPOLIS - Joseph Haj has a tough act to follow.

FREDERICK, Maryland - A man who told authorities he was being poisoned by "witchcraft food" and wanted to "invade a Korean" was found guilty but not criminally responsible Wednesday for killing a cook and wounding the victim's wife at a rural religious retreat favored by Korean immigrants near Washington, D.C.

ATHENS, Greece - Greece has approved an offer from China's Cosco group to buy a 67 percent stake in the country's largest port, a state privatization fund said Wednesday, in a process initially opposed by the left-wing government.

OMAHA, Nebraska - The NCAA announced Wednesday that beer and wine will be sold in general seating areas for the first time this year at the College World Series in Omaha and the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City.

PITTSBURGH - Keith Butler's first year calling the shots on defense impressed his boss. Cortez Allen's inability to get on the field, not so much.

INDIANAPOLIS - Wisconsin administrator Terry Gawlik has been chosen as the next chairwoman of the NCAA women's basketball championship committee.

NEW YORK - Change at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, where membership is for life, does not come easily. As Spike Lee said on Tuesday, its 6,000-plus membership can't be changed "hocus pocus, presto chango" overnight.

NEW YORK - Wall Street is drowning in oil.

BUDAPEST, Hungary - The Hungarian government says it supports taxi drivers in their protest against ride-hailing apps like Uber.

INDIANAPOLIS - Big-box grocery chains and liquor store lobbyists bickered in front of lawmakers Wednesday over the latest attempt to lift Indiana's longtime ban on Sunday carryout alcohol sales.

SALT LAKE CITY - Utah officials say a man accused of getting himself into almost two dozen car crashes to collect insurance money has been charged with fraud.

DAVOS, Switzerland - Ever the jokester, U.S. Vice President Joe Biden ribbed his boss Wednesday at the World Economic Forum before getting serious to chide tax-dodgers and warn about the possible dangers that the digital revolution and growing automation could pose to jobs.