Новости за 19.01.2018

MINNEAPOLIS — Emmy-nominated actor and comedian Rob Riggle will host NFL Honors on Feb. 3, when The Associated Press hands out its individual league awards. The two-hour prime-time show on NBC will take place at Northrop at the University of Minnesota. Riggle, who recently retired from the Marine Corps Reserve after 23 years of service,

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — North Carolina is adding record-setting receiver Quinshad Davis to its coaching staff. Team officials said Friday that Davis will be an offensive graduate assistant this season and will focus on receivers. Davis caught a program-record 25 touchdown passes from 2012-15 for the Tar Heels, and his 205 receptions and 2,614 yards

Cameron Carter-Vickers has been loaned by Tottenham to second-tier Ipswich, four days after the Premier League club recalled the American defender from what was to be a season-long loan to Sheffield United. Carter-Vickers, who turned 20 on Dec. 31, scored against Bolton in his debut for Sheffield United last September and made 17 appearances in

CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson reserve quarterback Zerrick Cooper is leaving the Tigers. Cooper announced his decision on Twitter on Friday. Cooper is a 6-foot-2, 220-pound redshirt freshman from Jonesboro, Georgia. He played in seven games this season behind starter Kelly Bryant, passing for 256 yards and two touchdowns. Cooper would’ve been part of a crowded

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court has agreed to decide the legality of the latest version of President Donald Trump’s ban on travel to the United States by residents of six majority-Muslim countries. The justices plan to hear arguments in April and issue a final ruling by late June. The action follows last month’s ruling by

Quarterbacks Sam Darnold, Lamar Jackson and Josh Rosen are among the record 106 underclassmen given special entry to the NFL draft, making it four of the last five seasons in which at least 95 players have declared early. The NFL released Friday the official list of college players who have requested early entry. Another 13

It’s Chicago — where Kanye West was raised — as the name of baby No. 3 with Kim Kardashian West. Mom made the announcement Friday on her app without explanation. Chicago was born Monday, weighing in at 7 pounds, 6 ounces. She joins big sister North and middle brother Saint. Chicago was born Monday via

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — It’s no exaggeration to say Tom Coughlin built the Jaguars from the ground up. It’s also no exaggeration to say Coughlin’s last piece of unfinished business would be bringing a Super Bowl title to the town he helped put on the NFL map. Fifteen years after being unceremoniously booted by the franchise

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration’s promise to exempt Florida from an offshore drilling plan is not a formal action, an Interior Department official said Friday in a statement that Democrats said contradicted a high-profile announcement by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke. Zinke has proposed opening nearly all U.S. coastline to offshore oil and gas drilling, but

Carli Lloyd wrote a letter of thanks to the Houston Dash in the wake of a three-team trade in the National Women’s Soccer League that sent her to Sky Blue FC. Sky Blue acquired Lloyd in a draft-day trade Thursday that also sent Christen Press to the Dash and Australian Sam Kerr to the Chicago

RAPID CITY, S.D. — The Latest on the case against a California slaying suspect arrested in South Dakota (all times local): 12:15 p.m. A California man who was arrested after South Dakota police found his mother’s body in the vehicle he was driving is fighting extradition. Thirty-year-old Tosten Walsh Lommen is charged with murder in

LAS VEGAS — The Latest on the shooting in Las Vegas last October that left 58 people dead and hundreds injured on the Las Vegas strip (all times local): 3:35 p.m. An 81-page police report made public Friday offers a glimpse at Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock’s internet searches and a timeline of his activities

LAS VEGAS — The Latest on the shooting in Las Vegas last October that left 58 people dead and hundreds injured on the Las Vegas strip(all times local): 12:30 p.m. Authorities say Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock conducted extensive online searches for police and SWAT tactics and searched for other potential targets before he carried

WASHINGTON — The federal government shutdown only partially curbs operations. But the longer the shutdown continues, the more likely its impact will be felt. U.S. troops will stay at their posts and mail will get delivered, but almost half of the 2 million civilian federal workers will be barred from doing their jobs if the

WASHINGTON — Although the government won’t actually close if Congress fails to pass a spending bill by Friday at midnight, there’s plenty that won’t get done if hundreds of thousands of federal employees are barred from working until Washington agrees on a budget plan. In the event of a shutdown, U.S. troops will stay at

WASHINGTON — Although the government won’t actually close if Congress fails to pass a spending bill by Friday at midnight, there’s plenty that won’t get done if hundreds of thousands of federal employees are barred from working until Washington agrees on a plan. In the event of a shutdown, U.S. troops will stay at their

PARIS — There was color galore at Paris menswear shows Friday, with John Galliano channeling the hues of the rainbow for Maison Margiela and Cerutti 1881 featuring flashes of gold. Some highlights to the fall-winter shows: MAISON MARGIELA’S RAINBOW John Galliano studied the science of the rainbow for a colorful and typically quirky collection. A

MADRID — Europe’s border watchdog says the number of migrants and asylum-seekers coming across the western Mediterranean route to Europe this year is likely to increase, after 2017 closed with more than twice the traffic of the previous year. The head of the EU Frontex border agency, Fabrice Leggeri, announced Friday in Madrid that his

ROME — Carla Marangoni, the last surviving medalist from the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, has died. She was 102. As a 12-year-old, Marangoni was a member of the Italian team that won silver in gymnastics. The Italian Olympic Committee says Marangoni died Thursday. No cause of death was given. CONI says she was the oldest living

ROME — A woman who was one of the few Italian children to survive deportation to a Nazi death camp has been made a senator-for-life in Italy. President Sergio Mattarella’s office said Friday that he chose Liliana Segre for the honor because she had made the nation proud with her social commitment. Italy is marking

INDIANAPOLIS — A former Veterans Affairs police officer has been indicted on federal charges alleging that he repeatedly struck a patient outside a VA hospital in Indianapolis. Twenty-year-old Michael Kaim was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury on civil rights and obstruction charges. The Indianapolis Star reports the indictment says that in April 2017

NORMAN, Okla. — An Oklahoma judge has dismissed a misdemeanor negligent homicide case against a 17-year-old driver involved in the 2017 crash with the late wife of Jim Ross, a longtime play-by-play announcer for World Wrestling Entertainment. The Norman Transcript reports that police say Ross’ wife, Jan, was driving a Vespa scooter when she was

JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he will soon decide on Israel’s new ambassador to Jordan a day after the two countries agreed to put a monthslong diplomatic spat behind them. Israel media reported Netanyahu as saying Israel had expressed remorse over a shooting at its Amman embassy last summer that killed two Jordanians.

RICHMOND, Va. — Three politicians in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia are teaming up across partisan lines to try and prevent their governments from waging a bidding war with public money to build a new stadium for the Washington Redskins. The liberal Democrat in Maryland, conservative Republican in Virginia and left-leaning independent District

Akron’s Joao Moutinho was selected Friday by Los Angeles FC with the No. 1 overall pick in Major League Soccer’s amateur draft. The day also featured a major trade: The Philadelphia Union acquired winger Davis Accam from Chicago for $1.2 million in allocation money. Atlanta United also announced the much-anticipated arrival of attacking midfielder Ezequiel