Новости за 24.03.2016

LIMA, Peru - Peru's electoral council on Thursday rejected a move to bar leading presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori from the first round of voting on April 10.

GLEN ALLEN, Virginia - Police say a teacher in Virginia allowed students to smoke marijuana during his shop class, and he now faces charges.

Australian all-rounder Shane Watson has announced the end of his 14-year international cricket career after the World Twenty20 in India.

KUWAIT CITY - Kuwait's state oil company says it has discovered a new oil and gas field in the Western part of the country.

WAYNESFIELD, Ohio - Authorities say a house fire in Ohio has left two young sisters dead.

BRUSSELS - A second attacker is suspected of taking part in the bombing this week of a Brussels subway train and may be at large, according to Belgian and French media reports, amid signs that the same Islamic State network was behind the attacks in Brussels and bloodshed in Paris last year.

BEIJING - China's anti-doping agency said Thursday it has recorded six recent positive drugs tests by Chinese swimmers.

NEW YORK - Bill Murray has turned up everywhere from bachelor parties to baseball games, but his latest surprise has a more literary side: He shares some favorite poems in the April issue of O, The Oprah Magazine, which comes out Friday.

BRAZZAVILLE, Congo - Republic of Congo's interior minister has affirmed provisional results showing longtime President Denis Sassou N'Guesso won re-election.

CAIRO - The brother and lawyer of Mahmoud Mohammed Ahmed, a 20-year-old Egyptian who was arrested for wearing a T-shirt with a slogan against torture, say a court on Thursday ordered his release on bail after nearly two years in detention without trial.

LE VERNET, France - In a solemn day of remembrance, grieving families gathered on Thursday in a French Alpine village to pay homage to loved ones a year after the co-pilot of a Germanwings plane flew the passenger jet into a mountainside, killing all 150 people aboard.

BEIRUT - A Lebanese army official says a bomb has targeted a military vehicle in eastern Lebanon near the border with Syria, killing one soldier and wounding three.

DONALDSONVILLE, Louisiana - The mayor of a Louisiana city has declared a state of emergency after the state warned residents not to drink tap water.

HARARE, Zimbabwe - A photo mashup, posted on Facebook, shows 92-year-old Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe posing cozily with singer Rihanna and wearing hip hop garb, including a baseball cap that sits askew above his glasses.

MOSCOW - A Russian race walker stands to lose his gold medal from the 2012 London Olympics after the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Thursday rejected the selective punishments imposed by Russian authorities in six doping cases.

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas - A former judge in Arkansas is set to be sentenced in federal court Thursday after he admitted lowering a jury award in a civil lawsuit in exchange for campaign donations from a nursing home operator.

COALDALE, Pennsylvania - Police say a Pennsylvania burglary suspect made himself right at home, using the bathroom and watching TV while the woman who lived there screamed at him to leave.

ADELAIDE, Australia - Queens Park Rangers midfielder Massimo Luongo scored in the second minute as Australia overwhelmed Tajikistan 7-0 on Thursday to consolidate first place in Group B of Asian qualifying for the 2018 World Cup.

KIOWA, Kansas - The Latest on a wildfire in Kansas and Oklahoma (all times local):

DAMASCUS, Syria - The Latest on fighting against Islamic State group in Syria and Iraq (all times local):

NEW YORK - Yahoo's stock rose before the opening bell on a report that an activist shareholder will launch a campaign to replace its entire board.

NEW YORK - A tugboat that crashed and sank in the Hudson River north of New York City, killing three crew members, is being raised with a massive crane.

QUARRYVILLE, Pennsylvania - Investigators in Pennsylvania are trying to find out who left more than 40 dead ducks along a rural road last week.

LONDON - Archeologists who scanned the grave of William Shakespeare say they have made a startling discovery: His skull appears to be missing.

STOCKHOLM - The Swedish Academy, which selects the winners of the Nobel Prize in literature, has condemned an Iranian death warrant against British writer Salman Rushdie, 27 years after it was pronounced.