Новости за 01.08.2016

Now you can detour via McDonald's.

For Teen Vogue, by Emma Sarran Webster. 

When you’re picking what you want to do for your career, there are lots of things to factor in. Whether it brings you joy, or fulfillment, is a big one. Another: your natural abilities, or your drive to learn the ins and outs of the profession. And then, there’s the money.

LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — A Nigerian accused of scamming $60 million from companies around the world through fraudulent emails has been arrested after months of investigation, Interpol and Nigeria's anti-fraud agency said Monday.

LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — A Nigerian accused of scamming $60 million from companies around the world through fraudulent emails has been arrested after months of investigation, Interpol and Nigeria's anti-fraud agency said Monday.

Smoke in a Muni tunnel in downtown San Francisco near the Civic Center station prompted a fire investigation and temporary delays on the transit system Monday morning, officials said. Minutes later, officials said they had extinguished a small debris fire in a fan room. Jonathan Baxter, a fire agency spokesman, said the smoldering trash could have been caused by a number of factors, such as a discarded cigarette or sparks from the rail.

Last week, a Zumba instructor who was shot multiple times during the Pulse nightclub massacre took to the stage in front of 7,500 other Zumba instructors to dance for the first time since the tragedy.

The “issue page” on Donald Trump’s presidential campaign website is not a traditional “issue page,” in that several of the issues listed aren’t actually issues.

Wade Sheridan
CHICAGO, Aug. 1 (UPI) -- President Barack Obama's daughter, Malia, has proven she is just like any other teenager after she was spotted partying at Lollapalooza.

Whatever damage trade had done occurred mainly in the 1980s and early 1990s, before the trade agreement.

Trump will restore our economy and our working class and strengthen our resolve to fight against terrorism, says John McNabb.

Congressional leaders will dedicate a statue of the inventor on Sept. 21 as part of the collection of statues that sit in the Capitol's Statuary Hall and in other locations around the building. The bronze statue of Edison holding a light bulb will replace one of Gov. William Allen, who supported Southern slave owners.

A 20-year-old Brazilian man who was believed to be a street beggar got electrocuted after he climbed an electric pole prior to a speech by suspended Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff. The unnamed victim was wearing only a pair of beach shorts and seems to be entertaining the crowd as they wait for political rally in […]

Female lawyers of Indian’s Supreme Court are seeking a ban on free access to pornography and pushing to oblige viewers to pay hefty charges to the government which could act as a deterrent.

The new social networking website “Hello”, developed by Turkish-born software engineer Orkut Buyukkokten, was launched on July 19. The network, available via a mobile application, means to bring people together in the so-called “shared-interest” communities.

On ABC's THIS WEEK on July 31st, Donald Trump told George Stephanopoulos that the NFL sent him a letter complaining about the presidential debate schedule.

The Arizona Coyotes parted ways with veteran center Antoine Vermette to give themselves some more flexibility for next season. The Coyotes bought out the final year of Vermette’s contract on Monday, making the 34-year-old a free agent. Instead of counting $3.75 million against the salary cap, Vermette will count $1.25 million each of the next

Florida has identified 10 more cases of Zika virus caused by local mosquitoes and has asked the CDC to send in experts.

There’s been a surprising amount of attention given to music this election season. And by that, I mean, Republicans play music at their rallies without permission, and then the musicians who created that music tell them to stop.

Frederick Wiseman’s documentary career is a half-century old, and he’s as relevant as ever. Yerba Buena Center for the Arts is celebrating Wiseman, 86, with restorations of three of his early films: “Titicut Follies” (1967), which takes us inside a prison for the criminally insane; “High School” (1968); and “Hospital” (1970). All are on black-and-white 35mm prints. Three Confrontational Classics:

WASHINGTON ― A collective of over 50 black activist organizations released a detailed policy platform on Monday outlining a plan to “advance black liberation” that includes education reform, reparations and abolition of the death penalty. 

The Eastern Province Kings are set to retain their Currie Cup status but could play in the second-tier Currie Cup First Division if a proposal by SA Rugby (Saru) is approved by members of the General Council.

The Internet pioneer Yahoo just had its core business auctioned off to Verizon. Mayer was hired four years ago to turn the company around. We look back at the critical early months of her tenure.

China will not tolerate "unwanted accusations" following the UK government's decision to delay signing off on the Hinkley nuclear power project, the country's state-run news agency says.