Новости за 07.12.2017

WASHINGTON — You won’t find “Jerusalem, Israel,” on any U.S. government maps. Ditto for documents. And despite President Donald Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, you still won’t. A day after Trump’s dramatic decision, much U.S. policy on the disputed holy city appeared largely unchanged. As a result, you can forget about seeing Jerusalem

LOS ANGELES — Veteran voice actor Rob Paulsen is known for his work on animated TV series including “Animaniacs,” ”Pinky and the Brain” and “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.” That’s come with an unexpected benefit: Being called on to help lift the spirits of seriously ill children by entertaining them with their favorite characters’ voices. Paulsen

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Buffalo Bills rookie cornerback Tre’Davious White shook nervously in anger at his locker Thursday while accusing Patriots Rob Gronkowski of being a dirty player for blindsiding him in the back of the head. As for the NFL issuing Gronkowski a one-game suspension for the hit last Sunday, White turned away from

MEDFORD, N.J. — A New Jersey pastor has been accused of sexually assaulting children over the course of 16 years. Harry Thomas, of Medford, is pastor of Come Alive Church. He was taken into custody Wednesday. The Burlington County prosecutor’s office says the 74-year-old pastor assaulted four children between 1999 and 2015. No further details

DAVIE, Fla. — The Miami Dolphins say every player on their roster has completed paperwork to become a registered voter. The Dolphins met their goal of 100 percent registration set in June with the help of Martin Luther King III and Bill Wachtel, co-founder of the Drum Major Institute, a community action group founded during

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Penguins have placed defenseman Justin Schultz on injured reserve with a lower-body injury. Coach Mike Sullivan said Thursday that Schultz will be out at least two weeks. Schultz left Tuesday night’s loss to the New York Rangers in the first period following a collision with Rangers forward Rick Nash. Schultz returned

WASHINGTON — Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt on Thursday defended his frequent taxpayer-funded travel and his purchase of a custom soundproof communications booth for his office, saying both were justified. Pruitt made his first appearance before a House oversight subcommittee responsible for environmental issues since his confirmation to lead EPA in February. While his

DETROIT — Ford says that shifting production of an electric SUV from the U.S. to Mexico will allow the company to make more self-driving vehicles in Michigan. Ford announced last January that it would invest $700 million and hire 700 workers to make electric and autonomous vehicles at its Flat Rock plant near Detroit. Among

SHERIDAN, Wyo. — Don Julian has resigned as head coach of the Sheridan High School football team after 11 seasons, during which he led the Broncs to five state championships. Julian informed the team of his decision Tuesday and it was officially announced Wednesday. The decision came on the heels of the Broncs’ undefeated season

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — One of the things Andy Reid loves most about being a coach is calling plays, making those crucial and highly visible decisions that have far-reaching ramifications on his team’s performance. That’s a big reason why he rarely turns those duties over to someone else. But after a miserable stretch of offensive

The Rolling Stones have released an album of rarely heard radio recordings, but Keith Richards admits with a laugh: “I barely remember some of them.” “The Rolling Stones — On Air” was released last week. It features 32 songs that originally aired between 1963 and 1965 on BBC shows like “Saturday Club,” ”Top Gear” and

MONTCLAIR, N.J. — A New Jersey ice cream shop is changing its logo of a cartoon cow with a pronounced derriere after the play on words drew complaints that it was sexist. Montclair studio and gallery owner Amy Tingle accused Dairy Air Ice Cream of sexualizing women to sell ice cream. The logo shows a

BERLIN — The Latest on efforts to form a new government in Germany (all times local): 7:00 p.m. Members of Germany’s center-left Social Democrats have agreed to open talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservatives on whether to renew their governing coalition or at least support a minority government. A party congress voted Thursday to support

DALLAS — A former police officer in a Dallas suburb is appealing his firing for use-of-force violations in the shooting of a black man who was mistaken for a thief while trying to unlock his own truck. Mesquite Police Chief Charlie Cato said during a news conference Thursday that Derick Wiley is in the process

SOFIA, Bulgaria — The World Bank has launched a $200 million project to support economic integration in the Western Balkans. Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva told a meeting of leaders in Bulgaria on Thursday that their countries will see transportation costs reduced and trade expanded under the bank-financed project. Besides Bulgaria, the other countries are Albania,

YEKATERINBURG, Russia — The son of Francis Gary Powers, the American spy pilot whose 1960 shootdown over the Soviet Union sparked tensions between Moscow and Washington, has visited a Russian museum containing artifacts of the incident. Gary Powers Jr. on Thursday viewed a fragment of his father’s U2 plane and the mission’s flight plan, on

WASHINGTON — Surging stock prices and steady increases in home values powered American household wealth to $96.9 trillion this fall, though the gains aren’t widely shared. The Federal Reserve said Thursday that U.S. net worth rose $1.7 trillion in the July-September quarter, extending a steady upward march in American wealth after the Great Recession eliminated

HONOLULU — The Latest on the 76th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack (all times local): 8:15 a.m. About 20 survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor have gathered to remember those killed 76 years ago in the Japanese aerial assault. Thursday’s ceremony began with a moment of silence in honor of those who died.

ANDERSON, Ind. — An Italian company that makes organic fertilizers plans to build a research center adjacent to its new central Indiana manufacturing plant. Italpollina CEO Luca Bonini says the research center called Italpollina Park planned in Anderson will specialize in sciences used in the company’s product development process. The Herald Bulletin reports the center

HOUSTON — More than 1,600 Houston residents whose properties flooded during and after Hurricane Harvey may need to elevate their homes if they want to continue living there. The Houston Chronicle reports that the city’s Public Works Department is getting ready to notify property owners in floodplains that their structures have been declared “substantially damaged.”

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Amid a deepening electoral crisis in Honduras, the administration of President Donald Trump on Thursday certified the country’s progress in protecting human rights and attacking corruption. The move comes nearly two restive weeks after a presidential election, but Hondurans still do not know who their next leader will be. President Juan Orlando

DAVIE, Fla. — Miami Dolphins coach Adam Gase says No. 2 quarterback Matt Moore will be unavailable for at least one more game because of a foot injury. David Fales will again back up Jay Cutler on Monday night against New England. Moore was hurt in a loss at the Patriots on Nov. 26. Running

PARIS — French President Emmanuel Macron, first lady Brigitte Macron and hundreds of thousands of fans are expected to pay tribute to the late French rock star Johnny Hallyday on Saturday. Hallyday died Wednesday at age 74. The route for his funeral procession includes the grand Champs-Elysees avenue, where the singer’s band is expected to

AZTEC, N.M. — The Latest on a shooting at a New Mexico high school (all times local): 4 p.m. Police got initial reports of gunfire at a New Mexico school shortly after first period began. Authorities say Aztec High School was locked down and officers responded in less than a minute Thursday. Aztec Police Chief

AZTEC, N.M. — The Latest on a shooting at a New Mexico high school (all times local): 11:05 a.m. New Mexico State Police say the suspect in a high school shooting is among the three dead. Police didn’t release details about the shooter but confirmed the other two people killed Thursday at Aztec High School