Новости за 03.04.2018

There were signs Channing Tatum and his wife Jenna Dewan Tatum were on the rocks before the couple announced their break-up Monday.

Ed Sheeran has lashed back after being accused of copyright infringement for the song "The Rest of Our Life," which he helped write for singing duo Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.

Cuba Gooding Jr has opened up about how he went from an Oscar-winning star to appearing in a string of forgettable straight-to-video films, explaining that his own poor decisions led to his shocking career slide.

The Latest on deal to resettle African migrants in Israel (all times local): 12:00: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he has decided to cancel a deal with the United Nations to resettle African migrants in Western nations.

The IRS audited only 0.6% of returns in 2017, the lowest figure in the past 15 years, amid shrinking budgets and criticism over excessive enforcement.

Dyan Cannon is feeling at peace these days.

Facebook CEO mark Zuckerberg called Apple CEO “extremely glib” Monday morning for comments he made criticizing the social media giant’s ad-based revenue model and the company’s mishandling of users’ data.

Is there a good way to end a TV show? It’s a question that literally every series that’s ever broadcast has, or will have, to try to answer.

Two people have died in Indiana after two planes crashed on an airport runway in Grant County.

The Latest on a boy who fell into a drainage pipe in a Los Angeles park (all times local): 6:25 a.m.

A man who was hiking Hawaii's Olomana Trail reportedly plummeted hundreds of feet to his death on Sunday after he reportedly tried to grab his hat, marking the fourth death linked to the dangerous trail since 2011.

The Air Force has reversed its decision to punish a highly-decorated and respected colonel after he refused to publicly affirm the same-sex spouse of a retiring subordinate.

Israel announced a deal with the U.N. on Monday to resettle African migrants in Western nations, but hours later put the agreement on hold.

Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan announced on Monday night their decision to split after nine years of marriage.

Jill McCabe, the wife of former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, denied Monday that contributions to her 2015 Virginia Senate campaign from a top Hillary Clinton ally's political organization played any role in the FBI investigation into Clinton's personal email server.

The Mormon church faced more criticism Monday about its approach to sexual abuse after a top leader praised the #MeToo movement but referred to sexual misconduct as "non-consensual immorality," a remark that some say could be interpreted as victim blaming.

As the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School returned to campus on Monday following their spring break, a slew of new security measures were put into place — including the mandatory usage of clear backpacks.

A retired Air Force sergeant who was forcibly removed two years ago from a military retirement ceremony as he recited a traditional passage honoring the flag filed a lawsuit Monday, claiming he was ousted for mentioning the word "God."

Rep. Elizabeth Esty, D-Conn., announced Monday that she would not seek re-election this November amid accusations that she failed to protect her female staffers from a former chief of staff accused of harassment and abuse.

The U.S. Army Special Operations soldier killed by a roadside bomb in Syria last week was on a “kill or capture” mission to take out a “known ISIS member,” the Pentagon revealed Monday.