Новости за 23.02.2017

South Carolina's orange "Trump-a-gator" is getting a little competition from a similarly-colored alligator dubbed "Donny" by North Carolina residents.

"The Walking Dead" star Jeffrey Dean Morgan took to Twitter to weigh in on a complaint made in England about a show-themed T-shirt featuring a quote from him.

Scientists have discovered heart failure patients registered in the Swedish Heart Failure Registry receive better medication and have a lower risk of death.

Savannah Guthrie will return to the "Today" show in March after welcoming son Charles with Michael Feldman in December.

A Philippine court ordered the arrest of Sen. Leila De Lima, a critic of President Rodrigo Duterte, on charges of taking bribes from drug traffickers.

The United States military in South Korea has begun to upgrade the Patriot missile system currently deployed on the peninsula.

A group of Siberian tigers swatted down and destroyed a drone at a wildlife habitat in China.

The U.S. Justice Department has charged U.S. Army veteran Robert Hester with attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State.

A North Carolina woman's lawsuit against Anheuser-Busch alleges a photo she posted to Facebook is being used to hawk Natural Light without her permission.

Badges? We don't need no stinkin' badges! Because Netflix is adding a lot of new movies, originals and TV shows for streaming in March 2017, including the Mel Brooks favorite "Blazing Saddles" bright and early on March 1.

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer will likely face questions about transgender bathroom guidelines at Thursday's press briefing.

Sinead O'Connor retracted her comments about Arsenio Hall and late singer Prince after facing a defamation lawsuit from the comedian.

NIMR Automotive of the United Arab Emirates announced Thursday it is to supply the country's military with more than 1,750 armored vehicles.

Vice President Mike Pence, chief strategist Steve Bannon and Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos are scheduled to speak Thursday at CPAC in Maryland.

L3 Technologies was awarded a $17.3 million contract to supply 800-horsepower transmission kits to power South Korea's K21 infantry fighting vehicles.

An Oklahoma city abolished a nearly 40-year-old law that made it illegal to dance within 500 feet of churches or schools.

London's Metropolitan Police Service, also known as Scotland Yard, named Cressida Dick the first female commissioner in its history on Thursday.

"Once Upon a Time" actress Jamie Chung will play the mutant Blink in Fox's forthcoming "X-Men" pilot.

The new season of the British, car-themed docu-series "Top Gear" is to debut March 12, BBC America announced Thursday.

Mexico announced it has arrested the chief suspect in the "revenge" killing of prosecutor José Luis de León, who was gunned down outside his home this month.

Raytheon received a $45.5 million contract modification for the delivery of Silent Knight Radar systems to the U.S. Special Operations Command.

A Florida sheriff's office shared a photo of a deputy whose "hurry to get back to the job" led him to drive off with a gas pump nozzle hanging from his car.

Anaheim police said they arrested 24 people after a protest sparked by a confrontation between a teenager and an off-duty police officer in which the officer fired.

Scientists at Duke University have developed a new method for catalyzing the conversion of carbon dioxide into methane, a component of many alternative fuels.

Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling and Oprah Winfrey appeared to be having a dream vacation while filming Disney's new adaptation of "A Wrinkle in Time."