Новости за 19.04.2016

JERUSALEM - A 12-year-old Israeli girl has discovered an ancient Egyptian amulet dating back more than 3,200 years to the days of the Pharaohs, an official said Tuesday.

BAGHDAD - Iraqi lawmakers on Tuesday failed to vote on the fate of the parliament speaker, prolonging the country's simmering political crisis amid the fight to dislodge Islamic State extremists from vast areas in northern and western Iraq.

BUSAN, South Korea - The 14-year-old boy in the black school jacket stared at his sneakers, his heart pounding, as the policeman accused him of stealing a piece of bread.

LONDON - Prince William and Prince Harry have battled with lightsabers and hugged a Wookie on the set of the next "Star Wars" movie.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - AC/DC singer Brian Johnson says he's not retiring from music after doctors told him that he risks substantial hearing loss if he continues to perform in large arenas and stadiums.

SOUTH BEND, Indiana - Federal officials say a pilot's "inadequate response" to mechanical problems and his decision to allow an unqualified passenger handle airplane controls caused a crash that killed two people and injured three more.

NEW YORK - Bought a ceiling fan but just don't know how to install it?

BERLIN - Hungary's prime minister, one of the strongest European critics of Germany's approach to the migrant crisis, made a politically charged visit Tuesday to former Chancellor Helmut Kohl - Angela Merkel's predecessor and one-time mentor.

NEW YORK - Los Angeles Clippers guard Jamal Crawford has won the Sixth Man Award, becoming the first three-time winner as the NBA's best reserve.

Justin Thomas could sense his expectations getting higher and his game going nowhere.

MANILA, Philippines - The front-runner in the Philippine presidential campaign has apologized for a remark he made about wanting to rape an Australian missionary who was assaulted and killed by prisoners in 1989.

NEW YORK - Diet Coke fans may soon feel more like they're drinking "the real thing."

Investment bank Goldman Sachs said its first quarter profits dropped by 56 percent from a year earlier, as the Wall Street firm was not immune from the difficult trading environment last quarter that hurt much of its competition.

MADRID - Looking to find a way to end its freefall, Barcelona coach Luis Enrique has his hopes pinned on starting strong against Deportivo in La Coruna.

MINAMIASO, Japan - Japan's southern quake-hit area was rattled by a strong aftershock Tuesday and searchers found a woman's body buried under landslide rubble, raising the death toll from the twin earthquakes to 45.

MINNEAPOLIS - A person with knowledge of the search tells The Associated Press that the Minnesota Timberwolves plan to interview Mark Jackson for their coaching vacancy.

U.S. stock indexes moved mostly higher in early trading Tuesday as investors pored through the latest batch of company earnings. Mining and energy companies were among the biggest gainers, while technology stocks lagged the most. Oil prices rebounded.

The money list is getting plenty of attention at PGA Tour headquarters this year.

BEIRUT - The Latest on the conflict in Syria as escalating violence in the north has prompted opposition representatives to suspend participation in U.N.-sponsored peace talks (all times local):

DARLINGTON, South Carolina - A South Carolina courthouse is reopening a day after it was damaged when a pickup truck smashed into the building, killing the driver.

UnitedHealth, the nation's biggest health insurer, will cut its participation in public health insurance exchanges to only a handful of states next year after expanding to nearly three dozen for this year.

SOUTH BEND, Indiana - Federal officials say a pilot's "inadequate response" to mechanical problems and his decision to allow an unqualified passenger handle airplane controls plane caused a crash that killed a pilot and a former Oklahoma football player in Indiana three years ago.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - When President Barack Obama arrives in the Saudi capital on Wednesday, he'll face an increasingly assertive leadership still heavily dependent on U.S. weapons and military might that nonetheless has little trust in him and essentially believes it's been thrown a curveball.

MOSCOW - Ukraine and Russia have reached a deal to free a jailed Ukrainian pilot, President Petro Poroshenko said Tuesday, suggesting that she will be swapped for two Russian servicemen jailed in Ukraine this week.

MILWAUKEE - Aggressive marketing and new motorcycles liked the Low Rider S limited anticipated profit declines for Harley-Davidson during the first quarter and shares moved sharply higher before the opening bell.