Новости за 01.06.2017

The New York Jets traded Calvin Pryor to the Cleveland Browns for inside linebacker Demario Davis.

Residents of a Florida neighborhood said a nuisance pig that has been tearing up their yards isn't a wild boar, it's a domestic potbellied pig.

A Pennsylvania woman testified she gave her daughters to a man accused of sexually abusing them because she considered him a prophet.

Warner Bros.' DC extended universe continues June 2 with the release of "Wonder Woman" starring Gal Gadot. Here is a list of what is known about the epic.

Brazilian authorities said J&F Participações, the controlling shareholder of the JBS SA meat-packing giant, will pay a $3.2B fine for its role in corruption.

The head of U.S. supermajor Chevron Corp. brushed off last year as a "transition year" that set the stage for progress in the 2017 calendar year.

President Donald Trump announced he would reveal his decision on whether to pull the United States out of the Paris climate accord Thursday.

The Weinstein Co. has released a minute-long trailer for its upcoming family flick "Paddington 2."

HBO says its porn-themed drama "The Deuce" is to premiere Sept. 10.

United Airlines faces a $435,000 civil penalty after the Federal Aviation Administration determined the airline flew a potentially unsafe plane.

The budget for fiscal year 2018 in shale-rich Oklahoma sends about $7 billion to state agencies, but remains off $37 million from this year, the governor said

CBS has announced the guests for next week's London editions of James Corden's "The Late Late Show."

Harris Corporation is supplying Boeing with sonobuoy launching equipment for use by P-8A anti-submarine aircraft.

Jason Momoa's upcoming solo "Aquaman" film will be set after the events of "Justice League" says executive producer Charles Roven.

The Philippine military said airstrikes targeting Islamist militants in the Marawi conflict also killed 11 soldiers.

"Hacksaw Ridge" and "The Amazing Spider-Man" star Andrew Garfield donned a wig and lip synced "I'm Every Woman" at a drag show in London.

General Motors Co. announced the reduction of one shift at its Warren, Mich., transmission plant, a signal of car production cutbacks.

Lebanon has received a first batch of French armored vehicles.

Rig company Transcoean said it secured more than $1 billion for the sale of parts of its shallow-water fleet in a move that aligns with streamlining efforts.

Actress Jennifer Garner took to Facebook to say she did not "participate in or authorize" this week's People magazine cover story about her.

The steady stream of contracts with one of the world's largest oil companies continued Thursday, with Amec Foster Wheeler landing a deal with Saudi Aramco.

Talks are underway to secure financing to build a natural gas pipeline through Turkish territory, a deputy chairman at Russian energy company Gazprom said.

On June 1, 1980, the Cable News Network -- CNN -- TV's first all-news service, went on the air.

The New York Mets' weird year got a little more peculiar Wednesday night, when Mr. Met flipped off fans.

Ohio's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against the pharmaceutical industry for its role in the opioid epidemic.