Новости за 30.03.2017

Former White House staffer Clay Pell filed for divorce from retired Olympic figure skater Michelle Kwan after four years of marriage.

It's not LeBron James taking his talents to South Beach, but Oakland Raiders fans are understandably upset about the team's move to Las Vegas.

A California father captured video of his young daughters' close encounter with a bear that approached their sliding glass door.

Director David F. Sandberg has confirmed via Twitter the title for his upcoming horror movie will be "Annabelle: Creation."

Former San Francisco 49ers coach Chip Kelly dismissed the notion that quarterback Colin Kaepernick was a distraction last season as he staged a protest during a national anthem.

The Congressional Budget Office projects the U.S. debt will more than triple over the next 30 years to a record 150 percent of the gross domestic product.

Scientists found mats of algae and bacteria evolve in melt ponds formed from Arctic snow and sea ice melt, which may lead to new food source for marine life.

Boston Red Sox left-hander Drew Pomeranz was placed on the 10-day disabled list with a left forearm flexor strain, the team announced Thursday.

Melissa Benoist was spotted smooching "Supergirl" co-star Chris Wood in Cancun following her split from Blake Jenner.

Fans of an indoor football team in Utah voted against adding former NFL Pro Bowl defensive end Greg Hardy to the roster.

A Massachusetts woman had her missing class ring returned after she lost it more than four decades ago.

Venezuela's high court has ruled it will assume the full responsibilities of the National Assembly, citing the legislature's "contempt and invalidity."

Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant took issue with NBA commissioner Adam Silver's bid to get team owners involved in response to marquee players sitting out games during the regular season.

A recent study suggests requiring emergency medical services personnel to ask about a patient's use of blood thinners could be vital to life-saving treatment.

Katie Holmes said Suri, her daughter with Tom Cruise, was upset when Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential race.

North Korea doctors who perform illegal abortions are to be even more severely punished under a new law, sources in the country say.

Peru, Colombia and Brazil may soon look to the United States to modernize their armored vehicle fleets, the U.S. Army announced on Thursday.

The Florida Derby features Gunnevera; the Louisiana Derby has Girvin; Australia has some of its biggest non-Winx stars in action; and even mainland China is in the weekend Thoroughbred racing mix.

Police in Michigan are trying to identify a man suspected of stealing a 12-foot-tall inflatable beer bottle worth more than $2,000.

A private school in northern New Jersey released a report finding that a teacher sexually abused more than 20 boys at the school in the early 70s.

"The Mindy Project" actor Adam Pally was charged with misdemeanor drug possession after reportedly being caught with marijuana and cocaine in New York.

She's one of Liberia's best marathon runners, but Joy Kollie still has to power through discrimination against women and unfounded Ebola rumors.

A cold is never fun, but new research at Rice University suggests people who feel lonely are more miserable when they get sick.

The Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday held a hearing on Russia's alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Sarah Michelle Gellar took to Twitter to share photos she snapped when she recently reunited with her "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" co-stars.