We respect the Mexicans, they are a good team and they play well. Three times he arrowed the ball too close to New Zealand goalkeeper Stefan Marinovic, who leaped to push one first-half effort against the crossbar. Ronaldo could have added to his tally when he climbed to meet a Nelson Semedo delivery, his header scooped away by Stefanovic who then stood tall to superbly deny Andre Silva. Read More »

The 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup kicked off in Russian Federation on June 17 and will be held until July 2 in four cities, namely Sochi , Kazan, St. While it was far from a poor display from the outmatched All Whites , it did see them finish the tournament with three defeats. New Zealand continued to show endeavour in possession and had a few fleeting moments in the dying stages. Read More »

In his statement , Deal wrote, "Earlier tonight, with the assistance of our law enforcement partners in Tennessee , unsafe fugitives were captured and taken into custody", said Deal. But alive, which may have caught them by surprise, as earlier they told their hostages that "they'd be dead in 24 hours". Putnam County Sheriff Howard Sills said it's a relief to have the inmates back in custody. Read More »

If the group B with nearly all the semi-finalists is clear that in the quartet And the intrigue remained until the last. "We have the capability of doing that against Portugal - if we play like we did the other night, we will knock Portugal off". Read More »

These regions might face problems as the people living there will face health hazards as the ever rising temperature along with heat waves which prompt the authorities to prepare with emergency medical support and other facilities. And if it tries to land when the air is too thin and hot, that's not good either because it can run out of runway, McNally said. This week's extreme heat is rarer there than in Persian Gulf cities. Read More »

Laderman said that United Airlines already had a large MAX order, so there was no need for an incremental one. Boeing (NYSE:BA) unveiled a new version of its bestselling 737 aircraft at the world's biggest air show, held in Paris . Read More »

Dozens of amendments are expected, and the Senate schedules back-to-back-to-back votes known on Capitol Hill as a "vote-a-rama". "This bill that's now in front of the United States Senate is not the answer", Heller, a moderate who is up for re-election in 2018, said at a news conference in Las Vegas. Read More »

Adjustable mortgage rates were mixed, with the three-year ARM slipping to 3.48%, while the seven-year ARM climbed to 3.6%. The Federal Reserve pressed ahead with plans to shrink its $4.5 trillion in bond holdings, outlining on Wednesday a very gradual plan for trimming securities that came in at the low end of Wall Street estimates. Read More »

Kathleen Rice told CNN's Chris Cuomo on " New Day" Thursday. "We're paving a way for a new generation of leadership, and I respect any opinion that my members have", she said. Democrats knew the seat was winnable, or they wouldn't have poured millions of dollars into the race. Democrats are left to wonder whether they should have poured resources into the SC race instead. Read More »

Before a crowd of 82,259, the Blues had one hand on the shield when they withstood a second-half Maroons onslaught to lead 16-12 entering the dying stages of Origin II. The once-mighty Maroons were at an Origin crossroads after undergoing their biggest team shake-up in 15 years ahead of game two, making seven changes and naming four debutants. Read More »

It closed Tuesday's session at United States dollars 43.23, the lowest since September 2016. While the fundamentals remain out of balance, commodities economist, Simona Gambarini from Capital Economics says it's not necessarily the beginning of a bear market. Read More »

The former host of "The Apprentice" made bashing the Democratic Party a corner stone of his political message, which went into high gear following his win in the Republican primary. And yet they came up short, as they have in every special election this year involving a Republican congressional seat. It is the sixth-most educated district in the country and chock full of moderate, suburban Republicans . Read More »

Although the readiness of stadiums has not been a major issue, the monitoring group Human Rights Watch this week criticized Federation Internationale de Football Association for failing to protect workers constructing Russia's World Cup stadiums . Read More »

Rep. Nancy Pelosi in front of Capitol on Thursday. Reid is right that the district is historically Republican; Republicans have held it for decades, most recently by Tom Price , whose elevation to Health and Human Services secretary by President Donald Trump prompted the special election in the first place. Read More »

Crude edged higher on Friday, but prices remain near November lows, as rising United States output is countering production cuts agreed to by OPEC members. OPEC's own compliance with the cuts has been questioned, and the producer group said in a report this week that its output rose by 336,000 bpd in May to 32.14 million bpd. Read More »

Affirming SoftBank's interest in the possibilities of this technology, it has also announced the purchase of Schaft , a robotics group . The group is the backing behind the Vision Fund of $93 billion, the largest private equity fund in the world that seeks to make investments in technologies that are expected to significantly grow over the short term, such as artificial intelligence and robotics. Read More »

It announced Friday that it's buying online men's clothing retailer Bonobos for $310 million, following a string of online acquisitions including ModCloth and Moosejaw. Amazon says in a statement that it has "no plans to use the technology developed for Amazon Go to automate the jobs of cashiers at Whole Foods ". Read More »

The dollar .DXY was largely flat against a basket of currencies after reversing earlier losses, while the price of gold fell. The average 30-year fixed mortgage had a rate of 4.02% on Weds., June 14 - the lowest since November 16, 2016 - and an average of 0.24 discount and origination points. Read More »

Here are the details. "The goals of this program will be met with the broader Apprenticeship program", the budget notes. "He immediately excelled and by the end of his year long apprenticeship, Charles will be making more than $60,000 dollars a year and going up a lot higher than that". Read More »

The Massachusetts Democrat , speaking on CNN's "The Lead with Jake Tapper" Wednesday afternoon, made his comments following his party's failure to win a closely watched special election in Georgia . And after she predicted incorrectly that Democrats were poised to take back the House past year, some of Pelosi's colleagues feel that this time around, she needs to deliver. Read More »

Hamilton, 32, has lofty ambitions of a music career. "One of the things on my bucket list is to climb Mount Everest, which is maybe something I'll never do". "Another street circuit is exciting for me as I really enjoy those types of tracks. The limit is a state of mind". Hamilton endured a tough relationship with Rosberg in the past three seasons, with the pair feuding and trading barbs. Read More »

The draft bill proposes repealing a 3.8 percent net investment income tax on high earners retroactively to the start of 2017, not at some point in the future, as some analysts had speculated. In Pennsylvania, 2.8 million people are covered by Medicaid, the joint federal-state medical care program. The Senate bill proposes defunding Planned Parenthood for a year, but abortion-related restrictions are less stringent than the House version. Read More »

Such changes may be a long way off, and Amazon has plenty of time to change its strategy, with the $13.7 billion deal not expected to close until the second half of the year. Whole Foods wove its way into the crowded and competitive Dayton grocers market in 2015, with its first Dayton-area store, in Washington Twp.at 1050 Miamisburg-Centerville Road. Read More »

Pennsylvania lawmakers are speaking out after the U.S. Senate's long-awaited plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act was unveiled on Thursday. The additional funds would continue through 2020, and be gradually reduced until they are entirely eliminated in 2024. Rand Paul , who has rejected the plan along with fellow Republican Senators Ted Cruz , Mike Lee and Ron Johnson , said fundamental problems remained that would leave taxpayers subsidizing health insurance companies. Read More »

Pelosi told fellow House Democrats in a letter Wednesday, "The House was in play before the Georgia race". Her win also seems to show the Republican strategy of tying Democratic candidates to the liberal House Minority Leader, Nancy Pelosi (D-California), can still be a winning one. Read More »

Mackey also said that he had a dream that Whole Foods would merge with Amazon about 18 months ago, presaging the industry-rattling deal. A source familiar with the matter say Amazon may roll out some (possibly extreme) cost-cutting measures to lower prices across the board at Whole Foods. Read More »

Majority Leader Mitch McConnell insists he wants a vote on the bill before the July 4th recess, leaving GOP leaders one week to win over more votes. Obama law: Provides two kinds of subsidies for people who don't have access to coverage on the job. Shortly after the 142-page bill was distributed, more than a half-dozen GOP lawmakers signaled concerns or initial opposition. Read More »

American Nurses Association President Pamela Cipriano holds up a list of essential health benefits as she discusses the effects of the proposed Republican healthcare legislation on families at a news conference. House GOP bill: To be protected, consumers must avoid a break in coverage of more than 63 days. "This could leave many people without local sources of lifesaving services, such as trauma, burn and neonatal intensive care". Read More »

So we're very concerned about it. Almost three-quarters of Americans , 74 percent, said they favored Medicaid . The plan gets rid of those mandates. The Senate bill includes that ban, but it allows states a back-door way to go around the ban, by also allowing insurers to cap lifetime spending on non-essential services. Read More »

The Senate nixed that idea, but its bill will let states waive essentially all other Obamacare rules, including basic things insurance plans must cover - like hospitalization, maternity care and prescription drugs - as well as caps on out-of-pocket costs. Read More »

KODJAK: Those waivers can allow states to drop some benefits required by Obamacare like maternity coverage , mental health care and birth control. Speaking of low-income people, this Senate bill would also cut the subsidies that help people below 250 percent of the poverty line afford their deductibles and copays. Read More »

The bad news for Uber is 14% of former users would not return as customers at all. Nor do they include drivers, who are contractors and have a fraught relationship with the company they work for. The probe was sparked by former employee Susan Fowler who took to Twitter back in February, alleging numerous sexual harassment incidents during her year at Uber . Read More »

Despite this, half of Florida's children and three in five nursing home residents depend on Medicaid and its Children's Health Insurance Program, according to a June 2017 report by the Kaiser Family Foundation. Trump has since called it " mean ", despite celebrating it at the Rose Garden with House Republicans. "But Republicans believe we have a responsibility to act, and we are", McConnell said.Like the House bill, the Senate would repeal a penalty associated with the individual mandate ... Read More »

Feds pick up a generous share of the cost, no less than 90 percent. For the next two years, the Senate would also provide money that insurers use to help lower out-of-pocket costs for millions of lower income people. "My hope is not to defeat the bill, but to make the bill better". And if they are unlucky and they do get a serious illness, they too will wind up in hospital emergency rooms, where the cost of their care will be shifted to everyone else. Read More »

Trump himself weighed in over Twitter Thursday morning with digs at Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of NY. In all four special congressional elections that have taken place since Donald Trump's election, Republicans have used attack ads to portray Democratic candidates as allies of Pelosi. Read More »