Новости за 06.04.2017

Married couples with common ancestry tend to share similar genes, new research shows.

Israel Aerospace Industries was awarded contracts to deliver an air and missile defense system to the government of India.

One of the greatest running backs of all time is still looking for a team and plans to visit the New Orleans Saints.

A cardiologist is warning about potential dangers of bioresorbable cardiac stents due to the increased risk of a blood clot forming on the stent itself.

All-American Duke sophomore Luke Kennard plans to hire an agent and enter the 2017 NBA Draft.

North Korea is doubling down on its threats after test-launching a missile that ended in failure this week.

A British centenarian thrill seeker set a world record by becoming the oldest person to ride a rollercoaster.

One football franchise made an offensive lineman partake in a staring contest during the 2017 NFL scouting combine.

Doctors in India are assessing a young girl who was found living with wild monkeys in one of the nation's wildlife refuges, officials said Thursday.

A typically harmless type of virus might sometimes trigger celiac disease, a new study with mice suggests.

The MTV Movie & TV awards will no longer feature separate categories for male and female actors -- and will add TV and streaming categories.

Leonardo announced on Thursday it will sell an AW169 helicopter to the government of Argentina to support the company's border defenses.

Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn must deal with the psyche of his team after the historic collapse in the Super Bowl LI against the New England Patriots.

Quarterback Cam Newton underwent surgery on a partially torn rotator cuff, and recently began a four-month rehab process. If all goes well, Newton will be full-go at the start of training camp, but the 2015 NFL MVP needs to mend more than just his throwing arm.

Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster and his South Korea counterpart agreed to meet North Korea's ballistic missile threats with a strong response.

Honey bees have surprisingly good eyesight, according to new research out of Australia -- much better than previously thought.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have done a good job of building a solid core of young defenders around defensive tackle Gerald McCoy and linebacker Lavonte David. And, of course, their leader is quarterback Jameis Winston, who threw for more than 8,000 yards and 50 touchdowns in his first two seasons.

AgustaWestland AW139 helicopters operated by Panama's Servicio Nacional Aeronaval have achieved a 5,000-hour operational milestone.

The New Orleans Saints spent the first month of the new league year on two major projects -- both of them involving the reigning Super Bowl champion New England Patriots.

Climate change has a variety of unexpected consequences. The latest: airplane turbulence.

Police in Sweden were relieved to find a suspicious package in a in a busy railway station was simply filled with fish.

The Houston Texans can finally move on from their hope of adding Tony Romo to the roster after weeks of speculation about the quarterback's future. Romo agreed to become the lead NFL analyst for CBS Sports and was released by Dallas.

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania found yoga may help alleviate negative side effects of prostate cancer treatment.

The Atlanta Braves signed former Philadelphia Phillies slugger Ryan Howard to a minor league contract, the team announced Thursday.

As of Monday (April 3), the Jacksonville Jaguars already added 11 new faces since the new league season opened in early March. Count another 7-8 draft picks and a handful of undrafted free agents and there could be as many as 20 new faces on the 53-man roster.