Новости за 01.12.2017

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is not leaving the Trump administration despite speculation, President Donald Trump said on Friday afternoon.

A McDonald's manager in Tampa stands to earn “every penny” of a $110,000 reward after providing information leading to the arrest of an accused killer, police say.

The Toyota FT-AC (Future Truck-Adventure Concept) unveiled at the Los Angeles Auto Show offers a vision of what a ruggedized small SUV might look like from the brand.

Some Philadelphia small business owners say they're being put in the crosshairs as a bill making its way through city hall aims for the removal of their bulletproof glass as part of a larger effort to crack down on loitering, public urination and potential drug sales.

A 70-year-old retiree in Vermont made ricin and tested the deadly toxin on her retirement home neighbors by putting it in their food or beverages, federal officials said Friday.

President Trump’s working trip to Britain – planned for January to formally open the new American embassy in London – has now been postponed indefinitely.

North Korea fired an intercontinental ballistic missile into Japanese waters, a U.S. official confirmed to Fox News on Tuesday. Here's what you need to know about the key players in the regime.

MLB owners voted Friday on the deal with Nippon Professional Baseball

A New York City elementary school janitor was arrested Thursday for allegedly sexually abusing a teacher.

A McDonald's manager will get a $110,000 reward for tipping off police about a man accused of killing four people and terrorizing a Florida neighborhood for 51 days.

It's not likely to be the last word on the subject, but researchers at Vanderbilt University have come up with an answer to the age-old question of whether dogs or cats are smarter.

When Nemy Bautista arrived to his Sacramento home on Tuesday, he found what appeared to be dog poop at the bottom of his driveway. When he looked at the footage in his security camera, however, he found a dissatisfying surprise.

In light of Rex Tillerson's possible departure, Arkansas GOP Sen. Tom Cotton may be nominated to replace Mike Pompeo as director of the CIA. Here’s a look at Cotton ahead of his possible move.

Buttermilk the beagle has much to celebrate.

Prince George, who's on his way to becoming the future King of England, only wants one thing for Christmas this year – a toy police car.

A team of forensic experts led by the International Committee of the Red Cross says it has identified the remains of 88 Argentine soldiers buried in a Falklands Islands cemetery after the 1982 war.

An amateur bladesmith trying to forge metal in an attempt to mimic a method he learned watching the History Channel’s “Forged in Fire” sparked a massive blaze that destroyed more in 20 buildings in upstate New York, confirmed Mayor Shawn Morse.

As NBC reels over the shock firing of its biggest star, Matt Lauer, there is increasing pressure on parent company Comcast to launch an independent investigation into what NBC’s top executives knew about Lauer’s treatment of women, and when they knew it.

Burt Reynolds released a statement saying he was “deeply saddened” to hear his longtime friend Jim Nabors died Thursday.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were greeted by hundreds of adoring fans during their first official engagement on Friday.

WWE star John Cena was sued by Ford for allegedly violating his contract and selling his expensive $500,000 custom-made Ford GT.

As the probe into Russia’s influence in the 2016 presidential election continues, Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation has led to its first charges.

Egypt's foreign minister says there is no legal reason restricting former air force commander and government minister Ahmed Shafiq from contesting the 2018 presidential elections.

Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn has been charged in the special counsel's Russia investigation with making false statements to the FBI and is expected to plead guilty at a hearing Friday morning.

Spotting signs of life in an alien planet's atmosphere may be tougher than scientists had thought.