Новости за 04.12.2017

The New York Giants made a rare in-season house cleaning, firing coach Ben McAdoo and general manager Jerry Reese on Monday, less than a year after the team made the playoffs for the first time since 2011.

Capping months of speculation, President Trump on Monday signed a pair of executive orders to significantly shrink two of Utah’s national monuments – Bears Ears and the Grand Staircase-Escalante – that were created by his Democratic predecessors.

A Minnesota family has settled a lawsuit over the 2015 death of their 17-year-old daughter who went into cardiac arrest while having her wisdom teeth removed.

It’s being called a five-day show of power.

“Big Bang Theory” star Johnny Galecki opened up about his return to the “Roseanne” reboot via Instagram in a heartfelt post on Saturday.

Michael Slager, the former South Carolina police officer who shot an unarmed black man, is back in court Monday to begin his sentencing hearing.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is expected to step down from his position in January, sources told Fox News.

Ivy League schools such as Columbia and Harvard, and coastal universities long seen as leftist bastions aren't the only hotbeds of liberalism run amok. Community colleges throughout the nation face controversy, too – from instances of inflammatory tweets to accusations of racism.

A plan to offer “new and improved travel choices” to drivers making their way into the nation’s capital Monday morning hit drivers hard in the wallet, as tolls on one stretch of I-66 soared to as high as $34.

A Netflix executive told a woman that company honchos don’t believe the rape allegations against actor Danny Masterson — only to learn that she’s one of his accusers, according to a new report.

Three teenage boys were charged as adults on Monday after they allegedly beat a homeless man in Philadelphia, robbed him and left him for dead, police said.

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As authorities in Tampa announced the arrest of a suspected serial killer last week, hearing-impaired people tuning into the news conference got quite a different message from an American Sign Language interpreter.

Ruby Rose fired back at reports addressing her seemingly frail appearance at the “Pitch Perfect 3” premiere in Australia last week.

Prince Harry’s love of bananas is almost as widely known as his love of Meghan Markle, so it makes bloody good sense that he'd want both at his 2018 nuptials.

Cyber scalpers are helping the Grinch steal Christmas.

Former “Today” show co-host Meredith Vieira joked about the time she went into Matt Lauer’s office and found “a huge bag of sex toys” in a resurfaced video from 2016 – and now a therapist is claiming she was the one who gave him the goods.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said Sunday his country would create a cryptocurrency called the “petro” as it faces a “financial blockade” in the midst of crippling U.S. sanctions.

The spokeswoman for Kentucky House Republicans says the former GOP speaker had a sexual relationship with a woman in his office and used money from political donors to help pay her a secret settlement outside of court.

Ali Abdullah Saleh survived for decades as Yemen's strongman, the master of shifting alliances, playing both sides — or flipping sides freely — in the multiple guerrilla conflicts and civil wars that tore apart his impoverished nation throughout his life.

Controversial ex-quarterback Colin Kaepernick was in Beverly Hills on Sunday to accept the ACLU award for his advocacy, including starting the contentious trend of protesting during the national anthem -- an act that continues to divide fans and drain stadiums.

Former Florida Democratic Congresswoman Corrine Brown was sentenced on Monday to five years in prison for mail, wire and tax fraud involving a sham charity.

After North Korea launched its first successful intercontinental ballistic missile, Kim Jong Un doesn’t want to back down.

A Florida teenage girl who was found with a high school soccer coach in upstate New York on Friday was afraid to leave the country with the man because “he would mess up her life" and had exchanged sexual messages on Snapchat with him, the arrest affidavit revealed.

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