Новости за 26.07.2018

LOS ANGELES — Kristen Stewart is set to star in Elizabeth Banks’ reboot of “Charlie’s Angels.” Sony Pictures on Thursday says Stewart’s fellow Angels will be played by Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska. Banks is directing, producing, co-writing and starring as Bosley in the new incarnation of the Angels saga. Banks says in a statement

NEW YORK — ESPN is set to make a major trade this weekend: LeBron for Lucio. Brady for Bastion. Serena for Soldier: 76. North America’s biggest sports platform is ready to embrace competitive gaming, and it’s wagering that traditional sports fans are, too. The Overwatch League, an esports circuit with teams in three continents, will

BEREA, Ohio — Myles Garrett’s rookie season with the Browns was historic — and horrific. The 0-16 nightmare left him scarred, but determined. “It drives me a little bit, because I’ll never let something like that happen again,” the defensive end vowed Thursday as the Browns opened training camp with an infusion of talent and

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Larry Wayne Jones Jr. was a throwback, a guy who played for only one major league club and always stayed focused on a single goal — trying to get better every day. Pressure was an afterthought for the man dubbed Chipper, except perhaps in 1990 at the beginning of his career with

LAS VEGAS — State officials and death penalty experts say a court-ordered delay of Nevada’s first execution in 12 years could have a ripple effect in some of the other 30 U.S. states with capital punishment. In an appeal filed Wednesday, state Attorney General Adam Laxalt’s office asks the Nevada Supreme Court to overrule a

WASHINGTON — China, Russia and Iran are ramping up their theft of trade secrets and proprietary information from U.S. companies, government labs and universities to hurdle America’s competitive edge. A new government cyber report, released Thursday by the National Counterintelligence Security Center, offers these recent examples of the economic espionage it says poses a significant

ST ANDREWS, Scotland — American Kirk Triplett and Thaworn Wiratchant of Thailand shot 7-under 65s Thursday to lead the Senior British Open by one stroke after the opening round but both will be keeping a close eye on defending champion Bernhard Langer. Long the dominant figure in over-50s golf, Langer arrived at St. Andrews as

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Fire Department says a 15-year-girl avoided injury after a motor vehicle crashed into her home and pinned her between a wall and a kitchen table. It says firefighters had to extract the girl following the crash Thursday afternoon on the city’s far east side. Investigators say a driver missed her turn

PAU, France — The Tour de France is Geraint Thomas’ race to lose with only one rider seemingly left with a slim hope of catching the Welshman. The last stage in the Pyrenees on Friday – the Tour’s so-called “queen stage” for its difficulty and drama – offers Dutch rider Tom Dumoulin his final real

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Trumaine Johnson sees a lot of the tantalizing potential of his old team in his new squad. The New York Jets cornerback, who helped the Los Angeles Rams reach the playoffs last season, was feeling predictably optimistic as he and his teammates reported to the team’s facility Thursday for the start

NEW YORK — The New York Yankees acquired left-hander J.A. Happ from Toronto on Thursday to bolster their starting rotation, a deal that sent infielder Brandon Drury and minor league outfielder Bill McKinney to the Blue Jays. Happ, who turns 36 in October, is 10-6 with a 4.18 ERA in 20 starts and was a

MILWAUKEE — A little-known hometown company listed on NASDAQ will get a big boost with basketball and music fans, with its name displayed on the Milwaukee Bucks’ new $524 million arena. The Bucks and Fiserv Co. announced Thursday a 25-year naming rights deal for the nearly completed Wisconsin Entertainment and Sports Center in downtown Milwaukee,

LONDON — Britain’s Home Office has temporarily suspended cooperating with U.S. authorities on the handover of two British jihadis allegedly linked to the Islamic State group until a judge reviews a decision that would allow the pair to be tried in the United States. Defense lawyers wrote the government this week after leaked documents showed

WASHINGTON — To the relief of many, the United States and Europe have agreed to avert a trade war over autos and to work toward removing other barriers to trade. Yet the truce reached Wednesday by President Donald Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker after a White House meeting produced few details and no

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — An anti-abortion group is accusing a northwestern Indiana city’s public bus service of violating its free speech rights by rejecting the group’s proposed bus advertisement depicting a growing fetus. The Tippecanoe County chapter of Right to Life filed a lawsuit Monday against CityBus after the transportation company rejected the organization’s proposed ad,

DUBUQUE, Iowa — The Latest on President Donald Trump (all times local): 1:50 p.m. President Donald Trump is claiming a trade breakthrough with European allies as he visits Iowa, a state where farmers are suffering under tariffs imposed by China in retaliation for Trump’s protectionist policies. Trump tells an audience at Northeast Iowa Community College

NEW YORK — A niece of former Democratic Vice President Joe Biden who racked up $110,000 in charges on someone else’s credit card has been sentenced to two years of probation. Caroline Biden told a New York judge on Thursday she takes responsibility for her conduct and deeply regrets the harm it caused. The New

NEW YORK — Ciao, foreign stocks. Spooked by the threat of a global trade war, U.S. investors withdrew nearly $10 billion from international stock funds last month, according to Morningstar. The last time that much money left the group was in 2008, when the global economy was in the throes of the Great Recession. It’s

MILAN — Cristiano Ronaldo will likely make his Juventus debut at Chievo Verona as the Bianconeri kick off their attempt to win a record-extending eighth league title at the Stadio Bentegodi. The 2018-19 Serie A fixtures were announced on Thursday. Juventus signed Ronaldo from Real Madrid earlier this month for 112 million euros ($131.5 million)

WASHINGTON — The Energy Department violated federal law when it tweeted about an opinion column by Energy Secretary Rick Perry urging repeal of President Barack Obama’s health care law, a government watchdog said Thursday. The Government Accountability Office said the July 2017 tweet was outside the scope of the agency’s approved spending but did not

CAIRO — Egypt’s President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi has ratified a bill that could immunize selected senior military officers from future prosecution related to violence following the 2013 overthrow of an elected but divisive Islamist president. The law, published in the official gazette Thursday, grants senior military officers rewards including immunity from investigation for alleged offenses committed

SAINT-LARY-SOULAN, France — In Lourdes, where villager Bernadette Soubirous said she had visions of Mary while gathering stones back in the 19th century, Chris Froome will need a miracle heading into the Pyrenees’ final stage of the Tour de France. The site in southern France near the Spanish border annually draws pilgrims, including sick and

NEW ALBANY, Ind. — Authorities say a three-month-old boy died after he was left in a hot car parked outside his mother’s workplace in southern Indiana. Police are investigating the death of the infant Monday in New Albany. Police said emergency responders received a call about 4:30 p.m. seeking medical aid for an unresponsive infant

HOUSTON — Police say there’s a “high probability” a Houston cardiologist who once treated former President George H.W. Bush was targeted when he was fatally shot while riding his bicycle to work. Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo did not offer additional information on the investigation in a tweet on Thursday. Dr. Mark Hausknecht was shot

LINCOLN, Neb. — Four former Nebraska Cornhuskers and two former Chadron State Eagles will be inducted into the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame. The ex-Huskers entering the Hall are defensive end Mike Rucker (1995-98), punter Kyle Larson (2001-03) and offensive linemen Dan Schmidt (1974-76) and Bob Sledge (1986-88). Inductees from Chadron State will be running