Новости за 16.09.2017

LARAMIE, Wyo. — Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen has been getting a lot of attention these days with speculation about him being among the top NFL quarterback prospects. But Allen says he doesn’t pay any heed to any of that. “I’m going out on the field playing for my teammates,” he said. “I’ve got their back,

WASHINGTON — Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke signed an order on Friday to expand hunting and fishing on federal land, saying it would improve wildlife management and conservation. Environmentalists dismissed it as “a do-nothing order.” The order directs the Fish and Wildlife Service and other agencies to produce a plan to expand access. It also calls

The Athletics are getting a glimpse into their future, while an unexpected source of power is driving the Twins from the cellar to a possible view from the penthouse. On the other hand, there is one Pirates player whose season has pushed him closer to the plank. CHEERS Matt Olson, OF/1B, Athletics: Once Olson honed

JOLIET, Ill. — The suffocation death of a 1½-year-old girl, whose body was found underneath a couch in her suburban Chicago home after she’d been reported missing, has been ruled a homicide, a coroner’s office announced Friday. Semaj Crosby was found dead on April 27 in a Joliet Township home shortly after the Department of

WASHINGTON — A new first-of-its kind government study finds suicide among military veterans is especially high in the western U.S. and rural areas. The numbers suggest that social isolation, gun ownership and limited health care access may be factors behind the higher numbers. The Department of Veterans Affairs released data Friday on suicide by state.

MIAMI — It’s been one week since Margherita Lopez has taken a shower. She’s been shuffled to three different shelters since evacuating her home in Key West last week as Hurricane Irma approached. She’s slept on a gymnasium floor without a cot, has struggled to find food and says she feels like emergency management officials

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The mission statement greets every New York Jets player as soon as he reaches the big glass doors to enter the team’s facility. “One Team” is printed in bold, white letters on the left side just above the metal handle — and directly below the team’s logo — while “One Goal”

DENVER — Colorado prosecutors have dropped an effort to revoke probation for the son of Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen after a drunken driving arrest. California authorities arrested John Bowlen in July after allegedly going more than 100 mph on a highway. The incident prompted Colorado probation officials to issue an arrest warrant, accusing Bowlen

MADRID — Defender Alejandro Galvez scored early in the second half to give Eibar a 1-0 win over Leganes in the Spanish league on Friday. Galvez netted the winner after stealing a ball near midfield and making a long run into the area to finish off a cross with a header into the top corner.

BERKELEY, Calif. — California’s Patrick Laird had already considered 2017 a success after the former walk-on running back was awarded a scholarship in the offseason. With Tre Watson out for the season with a right leg injury, Laird’s season is taking on even more significance. Laird, a redshirt junior, is expected to shoulder the bulk

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Authorities say Florida police officers shot and killed a man who rammed his vehicle into other drivers and then tried to hit the officers. A Hollywood police news release says officers shot the man Friday morning. The release says officers tried to pull over an SUV after reports of a reckless driver,

DELTA TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Regulators say a new state law gives them the authority to require that power providers buy or produce electricity locally, but the companies won’t have to comply until 2022. The issue is a flashpoint for those who want to protect competition in the electric industry. The Michigan Public Service Commission issued

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Leaders of a North Carolina church where a descendant of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee was pastor say they don’t know any members who had a problem with his comments supporting racial justice activists on an MTV broadcast. Bethany United Church of Christ Governing Council chair Jerry Clodfelter said the first he

NEW YORK — The Boston Red Sox have been fined by Major League Baseball for using electronic equipment to steal signs given by a Yankees catcher this season, and New York has been fined a lesser amount for improper use of a dugout telephone in an earlier year. The discipline was announced Friday by baseball

WILMINGTON, Del. — Attorneys for CBS Corp. and former Executive Chairman Sumner Redstone are asking a Delaware judge to dismiss a shareholder lawsuit challenging payments of more than $10 million to the 94-year-old media mogul while he was allegedly incapacitated and unable to perform his duties. The lawsuit accuses CBS directors of acting in bad

GREENBURGH, N.Y. — The New York Rangers are set to start training camp practices this weekend having undergone some changes since a second-round playoff exit just over four months ago. After another disappointment for a team perennially expected to compete for a Stanley Cup — which it has won once in the last 77 years

BOURNEMOUTH, England — Jermain Defoe scored the first goal of his second spell at Bournemouth to clinch a 2-1 win over Brighton in the Premier League on Friday, ending his team’s four-match losing run to open the season. The 34-year-old England striker showcased his enduring prowess in front of goal by finding space in the

HANNOVER, Germany — Promoted Hannover defeated injury-hit Hamburger SV 2-0 at home in the “little northern derby” to maintain its fine start to the Bundesliga on Friday. Second-half goals from Martin Harnik and Ihlas Bebou, on his first home appearance for Hannover, gave Andre Breitenreiter’s side its third win from four games and maintained its