Кинг - как получить удовольствие от игры

Кинг существует уже несколько лет, и на протяжении этого периода продолжает показывать высокий результат. В онлайн казино постоянно выходят новые обновления, поэтому игрок будет свободно принимать участие в мероприятиях, активировать бонусы, а также пользоваться возможностями технической поддержки. В Кинг обязательно есть мобильное приложение, поэтому игрок будет оставаться максимально мобильным. Регистрация в онлайн казино не обязательна, если геймер не планирует играть на реальные средства, и его не интересует программа лояльности. В онлайн казино игровая комната - сразу несколько категорий, и каждая имеет огромный выбор автоматов. Не так давно стала появляться бесплатная версия практически во всех игровых автоматах, что значительно увеличило шансы на выигрыш, так как пользователь наберется игрового опыта.

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Trump refuses to commit to ‘peaceful transfer of power’ if he loses

For months, the US President has been predicting that an increase in the number of Americans choosing to vote by mail due to the coronavirus pandemic will lead to widespread voter fraud.

He has told his supporters the Democrats will try to “steal” the election from him.

Mr Trump’s critics fear he is pre-emptively deligitimising the election result in case he loses to Mr Biden.

At today’s White House media briefing, a reporter asked Mr Trump point blank whether he would yield power.

“Win, lose or draw, will you commit here today for a peaceful transferral of power after the election?” they asked.

“Well we’re going to have to see what happens,” Mr Trump responded.

“You know that I’ve been complaining very strongly about the ballots. And the ballots are a disaster.”

“But people are rioting. Do you commit to making sure there is... ( подробнее )

Sad reason owner tied dog to tree

Australia’s COVID-19 recession could last for four years, with economists predicting the jobs market may not return to normal until 2023.

It’s not just locally where people have felt the pinch — it’s all over the world — and one man’s act illustrated just how desperate some people may feel.

Authorities found a German Shepherd cross Australian Shepherd tied to a tree in the US state of Indiana with a letter attached to her collar.

It explained that the owner had to give her up after losing his job due to the pandemic.

“Hi my name is Roadie,” the handwritten note began.

“My dad lost his job and soon his home from COVID. Please pray for him and give him hope that I will find a good home.”

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US edging closer to death milestone

The novel coronavirus has killed at least 957,948 people since last December, according to a tally from official sources compiled by AFP.

The United States is the worst-hit country with 199,268 deaths from 6,766,631 cases. At least 2,577,446 people have been declared recovered.

After the US, the hardest-hit countries are Brazil with 136,532 deaths from 4,528,240 cases, India with 86,752 deaths from 5,400,619 cases, Mexico with 73,258 deaths from 694,121 cases, and the United Kingdom with 41,759 deaths from 390,358 cases.

India registered 92,500 cases in the past 24 hours and is expected to surpass the United States as the pandemic’s worst hit country within weeks.

India’s recovery rate stands at about 80 per cent.

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‘This is war’: Fury erupts over US Supreme Court

Justice Ginsberg, an icon of progressive law, died at the age of 87 yesterday after a long battle with pancreatic cancer.

Her dying wish, revealed by her granddaughter Clara Spera, was that she “not be replaced until a new president is installed”.

But today, Mr Trump indicated he would push ahead with the nomination process immediately. He plans to name Justice Ginsberg’s potential successor next week.

“We were put in this position of power and importance to make decisions for the people who so proudly elected us, the most important of which has long been considered to be the selection of United States Supreme Court justices,” the President tweeted.

“We have this obligation, without delay!”

Under America’s judicial system, the President nominates Justices, and the Senate confirms them. Each Justice is appointed for life.

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Protesters gather outside Mitch McConnell’s home

The death of the progressive icon on Friday at the age of 87 has poured accelerant onto the already heated election battle, with US President Donald Trump and Republicans vowing to nominate a new conservative justice to decisively tip the balance of the nation’s highest court.

In a year already marred by riots and political violence, prominent left-wing voices have warned of further chaos.

“If they even TRY to replace RBG we burn the entire f***ing thing down,” former CNN anchor Reza Aslan tweeted, later saying a Senate vote would be held “over our dead bodies – literally”.

Freelance political reporter Laura Bassett, formerly of the Huffington Post, said if Mr McConnell “jams someone through, which he will, there will be riots”, adding in a clarifying tweet: “More, bigger riots.”

Republicans hold a 53-47 majority in the Senate and Mr McConnell, as Senate leader, controls when... ( подробнее )

‘Historic, life threatening’ hurricane Sally is set to smash the US coast

“It’s not going to be pretty,” said one forecaster.

Any hurricane is bad but authorities have grave concerns about Hurricane Sally due to its painfully slow progress, that could exacerbate its deadliness.

Sally is one of as many as five storms currently circulating in the northern Atlantic.

Late on Tuesday night US time (Wednesday afternoon in Australia) Hurricane Sally was sitting about 100 kilometres south of Mobile, Alabama, moving north through the Gulf of Mexico at a speed of just 4 kilometres an hour.

It is currently a category 1 storm but it is quickly worsening and could reach cat 3. There is the threat of tornadoes within the hurricane.

Winds of 150 km/h were recorded by an US air force reconnaissance aircraft, with gusts of 131 km/h at the eye wall as measured by a buoy in the Gulf reported the National Hurricane Centre (NHC). Already flooding is occurring in coastal areas.

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‘It’ll start getting cooler’: Trump plays down climate change

The fires have burned millions of acres in California, Oregon and Washington since mid-August, and forced hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate their homes. The death toll stands at 33.

Today Mr Trump travelled to California, where he was briefed by Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom and other state officials. One of those officials was Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot.

“We’ve had temperatures explode this summer. You may have learned that we broke a record in the Death Valley, 130 degrees (fahrenheit, 54 degrees celsius). But even in greater LA, 120-plus degrees (49 degrees celsius),” Mr Crowfoot told the President.

“And we’re seeing this warming trend make our summers warmer, but also our winters warmer as well. But I think one area of mutual agreement and priority is vegetation management.

“But I think we want to work with you to really recognise the changing climate, and what it means to... ( подробнее )

Shocking wildfire picture causing hysteria

Firefighters continued to battled the state’s largest ever inferno overnight, as tens of thousands of people fled blazes up and down the US West Coast and officials warned the death toll could shoot up in coming days.

At least eight people have been confirmed dead in the past 24 hours across California, Oregon and Washington, but officials say some areas are still impossible to reach, meaning the number is likely to rise.

Amid the chaos, AP photographer Noah Berger captured a shot of a suspension bridge, that looks similar to San Francisco’s famous Golden Gate Bridge, surrounded by raging flames.

It was published in news outlets around the world, causing confusion among some that the city had been hit by the fires.

#SanFrancisco https://t.co/KId1YQmkt3— Tracey Spicer AM MAICD (@TraceySpicer) September 10, 2020

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China based ABC, AFR journalists return to Australia

The final two Australian correspondents working in China, the ABC’s Bill Birtles and The Australian Financial Review’s Michael Smith have been rushed out of the country after local police demanded interviews with both journalists.

The pair had been questioned separately by China’s Ministry of State security after carrying out normal reporting duties, in what the AFR’s editor-in-chief has labelled “regrettable and disturbing”.

The ABC reports Birtles had spent four days sheltering in Australia’s embassy in Beijing, while Smith took refuge in Australia’s Shanghai consulate, as diplomats negotiated with Chinese officials to allow them to leave.

It’s understood Australian diplomats in Beijing cautioned Birtles to leave China last week, with officials from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade giving the same advice to the ABC.

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