Новости за 10.12.2017

Wendy’s is not having it.

Florida coach Dan Mullen is reuniting with his former quarterbacks coach.

Stephen Smith thanked fans for their support after he almost had his ear gruesomely ripped off in a bloody loss to Francisco Vargas in Las Vegas on Sunday morning.

Stand-up comedian Hannibal Buress was booked Saturday night – in Miami jail.

Kensington Palace says Princes William and Harry have chosen sculptor Ian Rank-Broadley to create a statue of Princess Diana.

The animated family film "Coco" has topped the box office for a third time on a quiet, pre "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" weekend in theaters.

This might not be the most practical manicure, but it is festive.

Germany's foreign minister says a "United States of Europe" proposed by his party's leader wouldn't spell the end of nation-states on the continent.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., in a recently published profile of President Trump gave a stinging criticism of the president’s early months in office, suggesting his “lack of knowledge’ for the job was tantamount to somebody without a medical degree “being asked to perform brain surgery.”

Disgraced celebrity publicist Max Clifford, a confidant to the stars who fell from grace amid Britain's investigation of past sexual abuse, died Sunday after collapsing in prison.

A woman was arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery following an altercation at a Florida McDonald’s.

He gave himself up in exchange for bacon and sausage.

Viral video shows a group of conservative Fordham University students in New York City being kicked out of a campus coffeehouse after being told their pro-Trump “Make America Great Again” hats violated the shop’s “safe space” policy.

House Republicans accomplished something major late Thursday afternoon. They governed.

St. Louis Blues forward Jaden Schwartz will miss at least six weeks after suffering right ankle injury Saturday against Detroit Red Wings

Poor President Obama. He doesn’t think he’s getting enough credit for today’s booming economy.

As allegations of sexual misconduct multiply in Washington, Republican Barbara Comstock and Democrat Debbie Dingell are leading the charge to change how harassment is reported in Congress.

This weekend’s snowstorm is majorly affecting travel.

Ortega, who calls the Harbor Area his home, moves his UFC record to 13-0 after Saturday's victory over Cub Swanson.

A former Ku Klux Klan member who burned a cross on a black couple's lawn 40 years ago, before becoming a Roman Catholic priest, has finally written his victims an apology.

The man has been tweeting at Outback Steakhouse since January 2017.

Minnesota continues its California trip with a game against San Jose, which is red-hot at home

Hawaii police announced charges Saturday in the brutal murder a 51-year-old woman who was killed as she was cleaning a vacation home with her young daughter.

High winds threatened to return Sunday in Southern California as firefighters work to contain the wildfires that destroyed hundreds of homes and killed at least one person, a day after Gov. Jerry Brown warned the flames could be “the new normal” in the state.

Jameis Winston and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Detroit Lions on Sunday afternoon.