Новости за 18.05.2016

While some progressive voters may have felt torn between Bernie Sanders' idealism and the pragmatism of front-runner Hillary Clinton, when it was all over Oregon Democrats went with the senator from Vermont.

Many graduates are struggling to find jobs related to their field of study as SA's unemployment crisis deepens. [VIDEO]

Ever wished you had the option to relieve yourself at your favourite High Street takeaway? Soon that pipe dream could become a reality, after a high court judge ruled that bakers Greggs should provide toilets to their customers. This is because it provides seating for customers buying food and drink – so the ruling could have […]

The stunning view was taken when ISS was passing over the island nation of Kiribati at the time, about 2600 kilometers (1,600 miles) south of Hawaii.

Jarryd Hayne's quest to make the Rio Olympic Games has hit a speed bump after he was left out of the Fiji preliminary squad for this weekend's London Sevens.

Shares in Suzuki Motor plunged on news the auto maker used an improper testing method to measure fuel-economy data for some cars it sold in Japan.

The Water Corporation has moved to reassure residents in Perth's inner northern suburbs that discoloured water coming out of some households' taps is safe to drink.

An 1884 boozer, named after local 17th-century herbalist Nicholas Culpeper, has been spruced up in East London fashion: strong design credentials, a fêted restaurant, five cosy bedrooms and, in summer, one of the most coveted rooftop terraces in the area.

Chinese appliance maker Midea wants German robot-maker Kuka to automate its production. Robots, however, don’t come cheap.

Rail services in and out of New York City's Grand Central Terminal will be suspended for the morning commute on Wednesday, a day after a fire under a section of elevated track in Manhattan interrupted the evening rush hour, officials said.

«Tout le monde a des défauts; certains d’entre nous ont simplement plus de cicatrices visibles pour le prouver.»

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Lawmakers in the Louisiana House have rejected a proposal that would require facilities that break state and federal environmental guidelines to line their fences with air monitors to detect leaked pollutants.

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Lawmakers in the Louisiana House have rejected a proposal that would require facilities that break state and federal environmental guidelines to line their fences with air monitors to detect leaked pollutants.

The viral #StarringJohnCho and #StarringConstanceWu posts reimagine the actors as leads in your favorite blockbuster movies.

Poll finds mounting evidence that a core Republican constituency could shift to Clinton

Traditional bonds between the Republican party and corporate world unravel

A vivid, pearl-shaped pink diamond said to be the largest of its kind to go under the hammer has sold at auction for $28 million.

Mining titan Rio Tinto has submitted feasibility studies to Guinea’s government for its massive Simandou project.

A vivid pink diamond fetched more than $30m at an auction, according to Sotheby’s.

According to USGS report, a 6.7-magnitude earthquake has struck western Ecuador.

Comair has won a court ruling to continue flying in South Africa amid a legal investigation into whether the company breaches airline foreign-ownership limits.