Новости за 16.06.2018

ROCKVILLE, Ind. — A man was stabbed to death in western Indiana during an altercation involving his estranged wife and another man. The Terre Haute Tribune Star reports 42-year-old Shane Skelton died at a hospital in Clinton after the Friday afternoon stabbing. Rockville police say 38-year-old Dana M. Harris was arrested and charged with felony

NEW YORK — In his latest peak performance, Luis Severino took matters into his own hands — and glove. Severino jumped to steal away a popup from catcher Gary Sanchez while pitching eight sharp innings, leading the New York Yankees over the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 Saturday. “He didn’t say, ‘I got it’ and I

ADRIAN, Mich. — A seven-time “Jeopardy!” winner who taught history at a small Michigan college faces up to five years in prison for sneaking into the email accounts of other professors, administrators and students. Stephanie Jass, who taught at Adrian College in southern Michigan, pleaded guilty Wednesday in Lenawee Circuit Court to a charge of

Rule 14: Striking the Ball 5. Playing Moving Ball A player must not make a stroke at his ball while it is moving. Exceptions: — Ball falling off tee (Rule 11-3) — Striking the ball more than once (Rule 14-4) — Ball moving in water (Rule 14-6) When the ball begins to move only after

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Mohamed Salah celebrated his 26th birthday with a Chechen cake and the news that he will play in Egypt’s next World Cup match. A statement from the Egyptian soccer association gave no details about his fitness except that the Liverpool striker participated fully in training Saturday in Grozny, the team’s base

GROZNY, Russia — Fans and Chechnya’s leadership have presented Egypt striker Mohamed Salah with a giant cake to mark his 26th birthday, the Egyptian soccer association’s spokesman said Saturday. A video clip showed a cake coated in the colors of the Egyptian and Chechnya flags sitting on a table in the team’s hotel lobby in

NEW ORLEANS — The Latest on the visit to New Orleans by the King and Queen of Spain (all times local): 2:30 p.m. Following a red carpet arrival at the New Orleans Museum of Art, King Felipe the VI and Queen Letizia of Spain enjoyed music by a jazz group and a cultural performance by

NOTTINGHAM, England — Johanna Konta overcame a rain delay and defending champion Donna Vekic to secure a place in the Nottingham Open final for the second successive year on Saturday. Local hope Konta beat Croatia’s Vekic 6-2, 6-3 in the semifinals. The top-seeded Ashleigh Barty awaits in Sunday’s final after the Australian beat Naomi Osaka

MILAN — Milan designers continue to cast their eyes toward Millennials with a focus on street wear — but without giving up tailored luxury and technical innovations. Menswear collections for next spring and summer were being shown Saturday during the second day of Milan Fashion Week. The focus is increasingly on elements that can play

ATHENS, Greece — The Latest on a no-confidence vote in the Greek parliament (all times local): 10:15 p.m. Greek lawmakers have rejected a no-confidence motion in the government brought by the main opposition party over a deal to change the name of Macedonia and end a decades-old dispute with Greece’s northern neighbor. Lawmakers voted 153-127

MOSCOW — The World Cup rookies from the tournament’s smallest nation are suddenly legitimate contenders for the knockout stage. Two years after reaching the quarterfinals at the European Championship, Iceland earned its first point in its first World Cup match, holding two-time champion Argentina to a surprising 1-1 draw on Saturday. The round of 16

MOSCOW — When the final whistle blew, Lionel Messi angrily kicked away the ball like it was poison and tore off his captain’s armband as though it was cursed. A superstar of football knocked off his pedestal at the World Cup. By a bunch of guys from Iceland. Iceland. Population 350,000. Back on the volcanic,

PARIS — The French presidency is going to host an unprecedented electronic music show in the elegant courtyard of the Elysee palace on the country’s Music Day on Thursday. The presidency said Saturday that the “free and festive event” will take place with five French DJs in front of the 18th-century building as part of

EVERETT, Wash. — A Washington state trucker who authorities say was linked by DNA evidence to the 1987 deaths of a young Canadian couple has been charged with two counts of aggravated first-degree murder. William Earl Talbott II, 55, of SeaTac was charged Friday in Snohomish County Superior Court, the Daily Herald reports . Authorities

SARANSK, Russia — Kasper Schmeichel’s slew of saves made Yussuf Poulsen’s opportunistic second-half goal stand up in a 1-0 victory over Peru on Saturday at the World Cup. Poulsen squeezed his goal between charging Peru goalkeeper Pedro Gallese and the left post in the 59th minute after collecting a pass from midfielder Christian Eriksen. The

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Royals outfielder Jorge Soler will miss at least six weeks after breaking a bone in his left foot while leaving the batter’s box in Kansas City’s series opener against Houston. Soler had provided some much-needed punch to a struggling Kansas City offense, batting .265 with nine homers and 28 RBIs. He

Donte DiVincenzo’s plan was to come out and test the NBA draft waters this spring, with the expectation that he would be returning to Villanova for another season. And then the national championship game happened. The hero of Villanova’s win over Michigan picked the perfect moment to play the game of his life — 31

BRATISLAVA, Slovakia — Josef Fendt has been elected to another term as International Luge Federation president. Fendt ran unopposed Saturday for the position he’s held since 1994. He’s one of only two people to serve as FIL president; Bert Isatitsch held the role from 1957 until his death 37 years later. Latvia’s Einars Fogelis won

VOLGOGRAD, Russia — Just as Bob Green was about to leave for a World Cup voyage across Russia, it became tense in the England supporter’s household, as his girlfriend worried about his safety. “There were massive concerns, arguments,” he recalled. “Hiding my passport on the last day.” Two years ago in France, Green was in

MOSCOW — Eight people, including two from Mexico, were injured Saturday when a taxi crashed into pedestrians on a sidewalk near Red Square in Moscow. Russian police said the driver in the crash has been detained. Moscow’s traffic monitoring agency said the driver claimed the crash wasn’t premeditated. Video circulating on Russian social media and

MOSCOW — Eight people, including two from Mexico, were injured Saturday when a taxi crashed into pedestrians on a sidewalk near Red Square in Moscow. Russian police said the driver in the crash has been detained and Moscow’s traffic monitoring agency said the driver claimed the crash wasn’t premeditated. Video circulated on Russian social media

MOSCOW — Eight people, including two from Mexico, were injured Saturday when a taxi crashed into pedestrians on a sidewalk near Red Square in Moscow. Russian police said the driver in the crash has been detained. Preliminary information indicated the driver lost control of the vehicle. Russia is hosting the World Cup and the capital’s

NORTHFIELD, Vt. — The hockey coach at Vermont’s Norwich University is retiring after 23 years leading the men’s ice hockey program. The retirement of Mike McShane was announced Friday by officials at the Kreitzberg Arena at the Northfield school. During McShane’s years at Norwich, he led the Cadets to four NCAA Division III National Championships,

NEW YORK — Perry Ellis International says its founder George Feldenkreis is buying shares of the clothing company that he and his family don’t already own and taking it private. As a private company, Feldenkreis says Perry Ellis can invest more money in marketing and technology at a time when more people are shopping online.

MINNEAPOLIS — Hennepin Healthcare officials will ask an independent panel to review cases of its medical responders sedating people with the powerful tranquilizer ketamine. The action announced Friday is in response to a draft report obtained by the Star Tribune that says the drug caused heart or breathing failure in some instances and suspects had