Новости за 21.01.2016

BANGKOK - Authorities in Thailand have arrested members of a student group opposed to military rule, including one snatched off the street and bundled into a vehicle that took him away.

THE HAGUE, Netherlands - A commander in fugitive warlord Joseph Kony's brutal Ugandan rebel militia is facing a crucial hearing at the International Criminal Court to assess whether evidence against him is strong enough to merit making him stand trial.

WASHINGTON - Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says his plan for a government-run health care system from cradle to grave is like Medicare for all.

ANAHEIM, California - The Anaheim Ducks scored all their goals at even strength against the Minnesota Wild, which was critical for the NHL's lowest-scoring team - especially against a club that doesn't give up many power-play opportunities.

PORTLAND, Oregon - The Atlanta Hawks had one main goal: Keep Portland from making 3-pointers.

FRANKFURT, Germany - Deutsche Bank says it expects an annual loss of 6.7 billion euros ($7.3 billion) for 2015, compared with a net profit of 1.69 billion euros the previous year.

LOS ANGELES - DeMarcus Cousins is dominating every opponent in the Sacramento Kings' path during a remarkable January run that has coach George Karl calling him the best center in basketball.

CORVALLIS, Oregon - UCLA has plenty of scoring options, but coach Steve Alford was worried about the Bruins' defense and acknowledged he "hammered" his squad after a loss to rival USC last week.

NEW DELHI - Legendary Indian classical dancer, Mrinalini Sarabhai, has died from complications related to old age, her family said. She was 97.

SALT LAKE CITY - Lawyers for a family made famous by the TV show "Sister Wives" are set to ask a federal appeals court on Thursday to uphold a ruling that decriminalized polygamy in Utah.

DENVER - Francois Beauchemin's shot and a little luck gave the Colorado Avalanche an important victory.

NEWARK, New Jersey - Even on those rare nights when No. 4 Villanova struggles, coach Jay Wright can count on his seniors.

MILWAUKEE - A state lawmaker wants to make the Wisconsin high school athletics association subject to open records and meetings laws after the group drew ridicule for instructing administrators to step in if fans boo or jeer rivals with common chants such as "air ball" or "season's over."

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - The head of a Hindu deity's statue from the 7th century was returned by France and reattached to its body Thursday for display at a museum, more than 130 years after it was spirited away.

BEIJING - A magnitude-6.4 earthquake struck a remote region of northwest China early Thursday, damaging a few dozen homes but causing no casualties.

BOSTON - On the last leg of a three-game road trip, Miami finally figured out how to close.

SEOUL, South Korea - Asian stock markets were mostly in the red Thursday, surrendering early gains as oil drifted lower and sentiment remained fragile following big swings on Wall Street.

KABUL, Afghanistan - The Afghan reporters recognized the voice threatening them with death on the Islamic State group's local radio station. It was a former colleague, who knows their names and where they work.

SEATTLE - The next step for the young Washington Huskies is to figure out how to make the final minutes less dramatic.

LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - Brayden Burke scored three times as the Lethbridge Hurricanes extended their win streak to eight games with a 4-0 victory over the Spokane Chiefs on Wednesday in Western Hockey League action.

BUFFALO, New York - The NFL has its first full-time female coach.

WACO, Texas - Al Freeman was scoreless in regulation, and Lester Medford just missed making a buzzer-beating winner for the second game in a row for No. 13 Baylor.

AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colorado - The recipient of the game ball was an easy choice: Colorado State junior Emmanuel Omogbo after scoring one point in 10 heavy-hearted minutes.

MIDDLETOWN, Rhode Island - For more than a century, St. George's School has been part of the pedigree of some of America's richest and most influential families. Astors, Vanderbilts and Bushes have attended the exclusive boarding school, where students can go sailing, play on world-class squash courts or simply enjoy a sweeping view of the sea from the hilltop campus.

DETROIT - The final destination is a mystery, but General Motors is taking another step on its fast-moving journey into new ways of getting around.