Новости за 06.04.2017

Researchers are using laser sensors to locate trees threatened by larch tree disease, a deadly condition.

Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant has been cleared to participate in full-team practices and is expected to return to the lineup for Saturday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans, the team announced.

Don Rickles, an actor and insult comic sarcastically known as "Mr. Warmth," died April 6 at his home in Los Angeles of kidney failure.

Researchers have found a way to diagnose obstructive sleep apnea in children with Down syndrome through a non-invasive urine test.

With the hiring of Chris Ballard as the Indianapolis Colts' new general manager, there is a new focus on retooling the team's overall roster to get younger on both sides of the football.

Two of the biggest names in the sky are investing in Zunum Aero for electric aircraft it says will increase commercial flight efficiency and reduce fare prices.

"Total Divas" star Nikki Bella said she was excited but not completely surprised when John Cena popped the question at WrestleMania 33.

Brazil's high court ruled it unconstitutional for federal and civil police, as well as all other public officials directly involved public security, to strike.

Advocates are campaigning for a federal "right-to-try" law giving terminally ill or otherwise desperate patients access to experimental drug treatments.

The Tennessee Titans head into the draft with plenty of ammunition to fill the remaining holes on their roster.

A zipper-obsessed horse in New Jersey showed off his favorite hobby when a woman approached him while wearing a hooded sweatshirt.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady fed magician David Blaine shards of glass with supermodel wife Gisele Bundchen watching on.

Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Miles Austin said he considers now-retired quarterback Tony Romo in the same tier as franchise greats Troy Aikman and Roger Staubach.

Christian Bale is reportedly in talks to star with Steve Carell and Amy Adams in a new film from "The Big Short" director Adam McKay.

Lawmakers with the U.S. House Armed Services Committee heard from former Pentagon workers earlier in the week pushing for several key defense reforms.

Dustin Johnson's trainer told Golf Digest that the world's top-ranked golfer is making progress toward being able to play in The Masters on Thursday, one day removed from injuring his lower back while falling down stairs.

Security camera footage believed to have been filmed at a Florida police station shows a startled officer running in fear from a furry little burglar.

The Brazilian government is taking action to boost defense industry exports.

The U.S. Strategic Command is to share space situational services and data with Norwegian government agencies under a memorandum of understanding.

In South Sudan, people are sheltering from conflict wherever they can, including a chain of islands in the swamps of Unity State, where cholera has become rife.

Aziz Ansari looks for love and adventure in Italy in a Netflix preview for "Master of None" featuring his parents, John Legend and Bobby Canavale.

A nun in Chile said she is suing the Archdiocese of Santiago and her religious order alleging she was forced to leave after she was raped and became pregnant.

The U.S. Navy has temporarily grounded its T-45C trainer aircraft fleet amid oxygen supply problems that could incapacitate its crew.

Lena Dunham, Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke and Zosia Mamet played older versions of their "Girls" characters in a segment on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"

Vast Arctic landscapes may appear to be desolate, barren places, but take a look through a microscope and you'll see thriving ecosystems.