Новости за 10.10.2016

RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazilian prosecutors said on Monday that they brought new charges against former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, adding yet another accusation to a series of corruption charges against the embattled left-leaning leader who is also a presidential hopeful for 2018. Federal prosecutors based in the capital of Brasilia said in

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Starting guard Jacob Bailey understands how big this weekend could be for the Indiana Hoosiers. They haven’t started 2-1 in Big Ten play since 2007, haven’t won back-to-back home conference games since 2006 and haven’t beaten two ranked teams in the same season since 2004. Bailey, an Indianapolis native, wants to help

KIGALI, Rwanda — The Burundian government has banned three U.N. human rights investigators from entering the country following the release of a report that cited serious rights violations in the East African country. A letter on Monday signed by Foreign Affairs Minister Alain Aime Nyamitwe said U.N. investigators Pablo de Greiff of Colombia, Christof Heyns

DETROIT — Hyundai and BMW customers are the most satisfied with their in-vehicle technology, but those brands and others still need to work on educating drivers about what their cars can do, according to a new survey by the market research company J.D. Power and Associates. The inaugural study, released Monday, asked owners about their

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The good news for Purdue is that the Boilermakers are just three wins from becoming eligible for a bowl game. The bad news is how beat up Purdue is following its 34-31 overtime victory at Illinois over the weekend. Purdue likely lost leading receiver Dominique Young (29 receptions for 338 yards

ORONO, Maine — The University of Maine says the school mascot missed a men’s hockey game because he was a passenger in a car whose driver was arrested en route to the arena on a drunken driving charge. University spokeswoman Margaret Nagle says the student playing the role of Bananas T Bear was asked not

COLUMBUS, Ohio — With a Saturday night game against No. 8 Wisconsin looming, the Ohio State Buckeyes are trying to figure out why their usually dynamic aerial attack is suddenly sputtering. Quarterback J.T. Barrett struggled finding open receivers and then getting the ball to them in Saturday’s 38-17 win over Indiana, completing just nine passes

BISMARCK, N.D. — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers won’t yet authorize construction of the $3.8 billion, four-state Dakota Access oil pipeline on federal land in southern North Dakota, it said Monday, along with reiterating its earlier request that the pipeline company voluntarily stop work on private land in the area. The corps’ statement came

HOUSTON — Another lopsided loss on the road has the Houston Texans searching for ways to jumpstart their stalled offense. The Texans fell to 3-2 with a 31-13 loss at the undefeated Vikings on Sunday in a game that illustrated that quarterback Brock Osweiler has plenty of room for improvement. “I need to play better,”

LANDAFF, N.H. — A New Hampshire wedding got a dose of unexpected drama when the groom’s mother went missing for several hours. State police were told Sunday afternoon Philameana Guerino hadn’t been seen for hours. The 72-year-old Massachusetts woman was in Landaff, New Hampshire, to attend the wedding and had gone for a walk in

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas coach Charlie Strong took over his defense to get things fixed and save the season. He designed new coverages. He tried different ways to get pressure on the opposing quarterback. None of it worked. Strong’s gamble on himself failed and the Longhorns have lost three straight, including an 0-2 start in

PHILADELPHIA — A week off left the Philadelphia Eagles rested and rusty. Disciplined, mistake-free football helped the Eagles start 3-0. Penalties and turnovers led to Philadelphia’s first loss. Maybe the bye came at the wrong time. The Eagles were on a roll following an impressive 34-3 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. “That’s the concern when

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The way the Colorado Avalanche see it, two Bourques are better than just one. Forwards Gabriel Bourque and Rene Bourque each signed one-year deals Monday after being invited to camp on a professional tryout. Gabriel Bourque’s deal is a two-way contract, meaning he still has to clear waivers. The Bourques, who are

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — When it’s all said and done at the end of this season, NASCAR just might have to thank Hurricane Matthew for saving its Chase. It sure didn’t seem like that when rain was trying to swamp the weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway. No track activity Friday, nothing again on Saturday and no

If you’re angry or upset, you might want to simmer down before heading out for an intense run or gym workout. A large, international study ties heavy exertion while stressed or mad to a tripled risk of having a heart attack within an hour. Regular exercise is a healthy antidote to stress and can help

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday: Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., down $5.62 to $49.81 The company reported more data from a disappointing study of its cancer drug Opdivo. Apple Inc., up $1.99 to $116.05 Samsung faced new problems with replacement models of its Galaxy Note 7, which could boost sales of

AMES, Iowa — Rookie Iowa State coach Matt Campbell has often implored his team to “trust in the process.” The process has been agonizing so far. The Cyclones (1-5, 0-3 Big 12) have taken double-digit leads into the fourth quarter of their last two games against teams they were expected to lose to by double

BISMARCK, N.D. — Actress Shailene Woodley has been arrested during a protest of the four-state Dakota Access pipeline in southern North Dakota. Morton County Sheriff’s Department spokesman Rob Keller says the “Divergent” star was arrested Monday for criminal trespass and engaging in a riot during a protest at a construction site that involved about 300

NEW YORK — A college that had its most high-profile moment earlier this year when first lady Michelle Obama gave a commencement address is now grappling with its president’s abrupt resignation amid questions over the handling of her personal expenses and a call for a state investigation. Lisa Coico, who had been City College of

UNITED NATIONS — Death sentences for terrorism are often handed down after unfair trials by special courts that disrespect human rights and the rule of law, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said Monday in remarks commemorating World Day Against the Death Penalty. While 65 countries retain the death penalty for terrorism-related offenses, experience shows that

In a story Oct. 8 on the Michigan-Rutgers game, The Associated Press misspelled the first name of Michigan’s quarterback. It is Wilton Speight, not Wilson Speight. A corrected version of the story is below: Peppers runs No. 4 Michigan past Rutgers in 78-0 rout Jabrill Peppers ran for a career-high two touchdowns and set up

PHOENIX — A Tucson man accused of plotting a terrorist attack on a motor vehicle office in metro Phoenix has agreed to a plea deal and is facing at least seven years in an Arizona prison, authorities said Monday. Mahin Khan pleaded guilty to terrorism, conspiracy to commit terrorism and conspiracy to commit misconduct involving

BOSTON — Rick Porcello wants another shot to take the mound this postseason. If the Boston Red Sox stave off elimination on Monday night, manager John Farrell says he he’ll get it. Farrell confirmed prior to Game 3 that he plans to start Porcello in Game 4 of their AL Division Series against the Cleveland

RABAT, Morocco — Moroccan King Mohammed VI has named Abdelilah Benkirane to a second term as prime minister after his Islamist Party of Justice and Development beat out a secular party close to the royal palace and 26 others to win legislative elections. The palace said in a statement that the king met with Benkirane

BRUSSELS — Belgium scored the fastest goal in World Cup qualifying history when Christian Benteke slotted home against Gibraltar after only seven seconds Monday. The previous record since detailed timing was kept was held by San Marino’s Davide Gualtieri, who needed 8 seconds to score the opener against England in a 1993 qualifier. Perhaps most