Новости за 20.11.2018

The following is the text of a statement from President Donald Trump on “Standing with Saudi Arabia” after the killing of U.S.-based columnist Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey. U.S. intelligence officials have concluded that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom’s de facto leader, ordered the Oct. 2 killing. The statement

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina’s last trip to Clemson was memorable for all the wrong reasons. Two years later, the Gamecocks believe the gap with their highly ranked rival is closing. In 2016, overmatched South Carolina did about everything wrong and left Death Valley on the bad end of a 56-7 beatdown, one of the

NEW YORK — One of the nation’s largest student loan servicing companies may have driven tens of thousands of borrowers struggling with their debts into higher-cost repayment plans. That’s the finding of a Department of Education audit of practices at Navient Corp., the nation’s third-largest student loan servicing company. The conclusions of the 2017 audit,

Christian Pulisic became the youngest captain in the modern history of the U.S. soccer program when the 20-year-old was the lone holdover in the Americans’ starting lineup for an exhibition against Italy at Genk, Belgium. At 20 years, 63 days, Pulisic beat Landon Donovan, who was 22 years, 220 days when he first captained the

BOISE, Idaho — Air monitoring systems have been set up to check for low-level nuclear radiation and other harmful contaminants following a powerful weekend blast at a hazardous waste site in Idaho that killed a worker, destroyed one building and damaged others. Albert Crawshaw of the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality says the monitors were

ESTERO, Fla. — Mike Daum had 41 points, 10 rebounds and four assists, and set South Dakota State’s career scoring record as the Jackrabbits beat UTSA 99-79 on Tuesday in the second round of the Gulf Coast Showcase. The two-time Summit League player of the year entered with 2,347 career points, needing 16 to tie

NEW YORK — Shoppers are spending freely heading into the holidays, but heavy investments and incentives like free shipping by retailers are giving Wall Street pause. Target Inc., Kohl’s Corp., Best Buy Co. and TJX Cos. all reported strong sales at stores opened at least a year. That’s a key measure of health for a

NORTHWOOD, Iowa — Officials say some of the nearly 170 dogs seized from a puppy mill in northern Iowa are being placed with shelters and rescue groups across the Midwest. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals announced Tuesday that dogs have been sent to Iowa shelters in Mason City and Waterloo;

BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — The 2018 All-Ohio Valley Conference team and awards as voted on by coaches and sports information directors and released Tuesday: Offensive Player of the Year: RB Marquis Terry, Southeast Missouri Defensive Player of the Year: LB Zach Hall, Southeast Missouri Freshman of the Year: QB Bailey Fisher, Tennessee Tech Roy Kidd Coach

Shootings at hospitals are far from rare. Still, the shooting on Monday at Mercy Hospital in Chicago that claimed the lives of four people, including the shooter, is among the worst in the U.S. in more than two decades. On June 20, 1994, former airman Dean A. Mellberg fired on a military hospital at Fairchild

ARLINGTON, Va. — Veteran Washington Capitals defenseman Brooks Orpik has undergone arthroscopic surgery on his right knee and is expected to miss four to six weeks. The team announced the surgery and time frame Tuesday. Orpik has missed the past nine games. He has a goal and an assist in 10 games this season. He

BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Southeast Missouri has the Ohio Valley Conference’s offensive player of the year, defensive player of the year and coach of the year after earning its first Football Championship Subdivision playoff bid since 2010. Offensive player of the year Marquis Terry has rushed for 1,162 yards and 14 touchdowns. Defensive player of the

LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky is day to day with a right shoulder injury as the team prepares for Thursday’s game against the Detroit Lions. Bears coach Matt Nagy said the injury would prevent Trubisky from practicing Tuesday, and the team does not have a practice on Wednesday. The injury is

ATHENS, Greece — A Greek prosecutor is investigating the display of a Nazi symbol by home fans during a Greece’s match against Estonia in Athens in the UEFA Nations League. The investigation by a prosecutor for racist violence was ordered Tuesday following a complaint by Greece’s Sports Minister Giorgos Vassiliadis. Photos from Sunday’s match at

PHILADELPHIA — Being cast as the villain Soviet boxer Ivan Drago in “Rocky IV” launched Dolph Lundgren’s acting career. But he had a brainier path if that didn’t work out. The 61-year old actor holds a master’s degree in chemical engineering and was on a Fulbright scholarship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology when Stallone

WASHINGTON — The Latest on U.S. response to the murder of Saudi columnist Jamal Khashoggi (all times local): 4 p.m. President Donald Trump says the CIA never made a determination about who killed Saudi writer and critic Jamal Khashoggi (jah-MAHL’ khahr-SHOHK’-jee). He says intelligence officials never had anything “definitive.” Trump was questioned at the White

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The minor league baseball team that moved from Helena, Montana to Colorado Springs has a new name — the Rocky Mountain Vibes. Team officials announced the mascot would be a s’more with his hair on fire named Toasty Vibes. Colorado Springs lost its Triple-A Sky Sox baseball team to San Antonio,

“Rediscovering Travel: A Guide for the Globally Curious” (Liveright), by Seth Kugel Love travel? Love books? Love books about travel? If the preceding statements are true, do pick up a copy of “Rediscovering Travel: A Guide for the Globally Curious,” written by former New York Times’ “Frugal Traveler” Seth Kugel. Whether or not you’re familiar

Favorable weather is helping get the Thanksgiving air-travel rush off to a relatively smooth start, but that could change in the next day or two. By Tuesday afternoon, fewer than 100 flights had been canceled around the U.S. — a low number — but nearly 1,800 flights were delayed, according to tracking service FlightAware. The

WASHINGTON — After galloping along for the past two years, the global economy is showing signs of weakening, with the United States, China and Europe all facing the rising threat of a slowdown. Few economists foresee an outright global recession within the next year. But the synchronized growth that powered most major economies since 2017

NEW YORK — With her home decor line, magazine, restaurant, marketplace, two bed-and- breakfasts near Waco, Texas, and five children, including a newborn, Joanna Gaines wears many hats and arguably doesn’t have time to teach a class in design. So she’s created an instruction manual of sorts in her new book, “Homebody.” The design maven

NEW YORK — For the past decade, Sheryl Sandberg has been the poised, reliable second-in-command to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, helping steer Facebook’s rapid growth around the world, while also cultivating her brand in ways that hint at aspirations well beyond the social network. But with growing criticism over the company’s practices, or lack of

MIAMI — Dwyane Wade is back with the Miami Heat. Wade was with the Heat for their game-day shootaround Tuesday morning ahead of their matchup against Brooklyn. Wade was away from the team for about two weeks because of the birth of his daughter. Wade and his wife Gabrielle Union-Wade welcomed Kaavia James Union Wade

EDMONTON, Alberta — The Edmonton Oilers fired coach Todd McLellan on Tuesday and replaced him with Ken Hitchcock with hopes of reviving a the team languishing in sixth place in the Pacific Division. McLellan was in his fourth season behind the Oilers’ bench. The team missed the playoffs in two of his previous three seasons

TIJUANA, Mexico — Officials in the Mexican border city of Tijuana said they have arrested 34 members of the caravan of Central American migrants for minor offenses and turned them over for deportation. A Tijuana city statement late Monday said the 34 — apparently all men — were arrested for drug possession, public intoxication, disturbing