Новости за 02.10.2018

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Falcons have signed defensive tackle Michael Bennett in a move which could reflect a new injury concern with starter Grady Jarrett. Jarrett left the final drive of the Falcons’ 37-36 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday with an ankle injury. Coach Dan Quinn said Monday that Jarrett is still being

CLEVELAND — The Browns placed starting cornerback Terrance Mitchell on injured reserve with a broken right wrist. Mitchell got hurt in the second quarter of Sunday’s 45-42 loss at Oakland. He underwent surgery on Monday, when coach Hue Jackson said he didn’t think Mitchell’s injury was season-ending. The team can designate two players to return

DAVIE, Fla. — The Miami Dolphins have released defensive tackle Jordan Phillips in the wake of his angry outburst on the sideline after he came out of Sunday’s loss at New England. The Dolphins were off Tuesday and didn’t discuss the reason for the move. On Monday, coach Adam Gase defended defensive line coach Kris

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — NASCAR will use two primary rules packages next season and race at Daytona and Talladega without restrictor plates for the first time since 1987. The rules packages revealed Tuesday will be tailored to specific tracks and designed to slow Cup Series cars to create more passing for the lead. At Daytona

HOUSTON — A human trafficking survivor from Texas has filed a lawsuit against Facebook, alleging the social media giant provides traffickers an unrestricted way to “stalk, exploit, recruit, groom … and extort children into the sex trade.” The lawsuit was filed Monday in Houston against Facebook, the shuttered classifieds site Backpage.com and the owners of

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Tuesday: PepsiCo Inc., down $1.99 to $108.72 The soda maker trimmed its profit forecast because of the strong U.S. dollar. Stitch Fix Inc., down $15.69 to $28.94 The online clothing company reported disappointing sales and user totals. Newmont Mining Corp., up 82 cents to $31.17

NEW YORK — Major League Baseball’s average attendance dropped 4 percent to 28,830, its lowest since 2003 after 14 consecutive seasons topping 30,000, and six stadiums set record lows. Baltimore’s Camden Yards, Chicago’s Guaranteed Rate Field, Minnesota’s Target Field, Miami’s Marlins Park and Pittsburgh’s PNC Park also drew their smallest attendance since opening as part

MOSCOW — Russia has completed the delivery of S-300 air defense systems to Syria, the Russian defense minister said Tuesday. Sergei Shoigu said in televised remarks that Russia has delivered four S-300 launchers along with radars and support vehicles. Speaking during a Security Council meeting chaired by President Vladimir Putin, Shoigu said it will take

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has muscled Canada into joining a revamped North American trade deal, sealed a pact with South Korea and coaxed a reluctant Japan into agreeing to one-on-one trade talks. All in the past two weeks. To President Donald Trump and his allies, the results vindicate his drive to upend traditional trade

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Latest on guns stolen from a United Parcel Service facility in Tennessee and recovered near Chicago (all times local): 2 p.m. Federal authorities say hundreds of guns that were stolen from a United Parcel Service facility in Tennessee have been recovered in the Chicago area. The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — When Texas A&M started a drive with 3:16 remaining and a chance to put the game away, Arkansas offensive coordinator Joe Craddock began going over late-game scenarios with quarterback Ty Storey. The defense, particularly linebackers De’Jon Harris and Dre Greenlaw, had given the Aggies fits all day, and Craddock said he was

ATLANTA — Shortstop Dansby Swanson did not participate in the Atlanta Braves’ light workout Tuesday and appears to be a longshot to make the team’s roster for its NL Division Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Swanson partially tore a ligament in his left hand on a swing against the Mets’ Noah Syndergaard on Sept.

MOSCOW — Ukraine’s Health Ministry says five people have been hospitalized with suspected anthrax and are thought to have contracted the disease while slaughtering cattle. The ministry said in a statement Tuesday that the patients slaughtered cattle in the village of Minialivka, in the southern Odessa region. It said the village was put under quarantine

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Two days after No. 1 Alabama’s season opener, Tua Tagovailoa was behind Jalen Hurts in the stretching line before practice as always. Hurts decided it was time turn over the team to Tagovailoa, not only as its starting quarterback but as the Crimson Tide’s leader. “Jalen told me to go in front

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — The Indiana State Department of Health is appealing an administrative law judge’s recommendation that a proposed abortion clinic be allowed to open in South Bend. The agency announced Tuesday an appeals panel consisting of two members of its executive board and an administrative law judge will hear the matter at an

BOSTON — Alex Cora knows first-hand the way things change in October. That’s why the Boston Red Sox manager wants to keep everything the same for his club. Routine served Boston well during the regular season. Under their rookie skipper, the Red Sox posted a franchise-best 108 wins and secured home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Federal authorities are investigating a police helicopter’s low flight over an unruly crowd of tailgaters in the stadium parking lot before the Penn State-Ohio State game in State College last weekend. The Federal Aviation Administration said Tuesday it was looking into a complaint about the incident, in which the state police

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — It is a little noisy this week around the Notre Dame campus, and it has nothing to do with the undefeated start by the sixth-ranked Fighting Irish. It has everything to do with their first visit ever to Virginia Tech, where the 24th-ranked Hokies will enjoy the advantage of playing in

A White House drug office official has offered assurances that a marijuana policy panel will be objective and dispassionate as it examines the impact of legalization in some states, a Colorado senator said. The vow came after BuzzFeed reported in August that the panel intended to portray marijuana as a national threat and criticize state

FORT WATNE, Ind. — Online music instrument and audio gear retailer Sweetwater says it will add 1,000 jobs by 2022 with an expansion of its campus outside Fort Wayne. Sweetwater said Tuesday the $76.4 million project will include a 350,000-square-foot warehouse and a 35,000-square-foot conference center. It said the new jobs will include logistics, marketing

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville coach Bobby Petrino wants his struggling team to focus on the next opponent rather than looking toward bigger goals such as a ninth consecutive postseason appearance. An opportunity looms for the Cardinals on Friday night against Georgia Tech in an inaugural matchup of teams seeking their first Atlantic Coast Conference victory.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — The parent company that owns the NFL’s Buffalo Bills and NHL Sabres has hired Christopher Schoepflin to oversee its dealings with federal, state and local governments. The hiring on Tuesday comes at a time the Pegula Sports and Entertainment-owned teams will be seeking public financial support to upgrade their facilities, including the

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Notre Dame is defending a different kind of women’s basketball championship. For the first time in a long while, Louisville has to defend one, too. The Fighting Irish and Cardinals again look like the teams to beat in the Atlantic Coast Conference this season. Notre Dame returns four starters from the team

“We Were Mothers” (Little A) by Katie Sise What starts as an exhausting birthday party for Cora’s 2-year-old twins ends with a missing woman, a possible affair and an ever-growing list of secrets. Katie Sise’s “We Were Mothers” expertly snaps readers to attention with its grandiose opening. Cora’s Pinterest-worthy celebration for her children serves as

TURIN, Italy — No Cristiano Ronaldo, no problem for Juventus. Paulo Dybala filled in for the suspended star by scoring his first Champions League hat trick to give the Italian team a 3-0 victory over Young Boys on Tuesday. With Ronaldo watching from the stands after getting his first ever red card in the competition