Новости за 17.07.2017

A New York state man captured video of his dog swimming out into the Long Island Sound to drag a struggling baby deer to safety.

Miranda Kerr posted a series of pictures from her nuptials to Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel, including a look at her Dior wedding gown.

Talks regarding Britain's exit from the European Union resumed, and Britain's prime minister warned her feuding cabinet to stop its infighting.

Dallas Cowboys star running back Ezekiel Elliott was involved in an incident Sunday at a Dallas bar, according to multiple reports.

Crude oil prices struggled to continue the upward momentum Monday even as China, the world's second-largest economy, reported better-than-expected expansion.

"Modern Family" star Ariel Winter defended herself on Twitter after Instagram users shamed her for "squeezing" into a pair of shorts.

Kim Zolciak has announced on Instagram that her 4-year-old son Kash has fully recovered after being attacked by a dog in April.

The Obama administration requested China's cooperation on a key matter related to North Korea: the possible event of regime collapse.

With an economy tied strongly to the oil and gas export market, pollsters in Russia said there's mounting concern about inflation and external shocks.

C.J. McCollum needed no caption for his Sunday Instagram post, featuring New York Knicks star Carmelo Anthony in a Portland Trail Blazers jersey.

A CBO aide said the agency will not release its analysis of the revised healthcare bill drafted by Senate Republicans on Monday, following a vote delay.

More Americans are critical of President Donald Trump's leadership qualities than they are of his policies, a Gallup Inc. survey released Monday says.

A man filming a musician at a Texas bar ended up capturing something far more bizarre -- a man running on top of a train outside.

Time-traveling hero Trunks is the latest playable character announced for publisher Bandai Namco's upcoming fighting game, "Dragon Ball FighterZ."

Major League Baseball home run leader Aaron Judge failed to advance his count after a catch Sunday from Boston Red Sox outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr.

A California sheriff's office shared video of a "tough as nails" coroner losing her composure when dealing with an unusual corpse -- a snake.

Observers said over seven million Venezuelans supported the opposition's referendum, which rejects Nicolas Maduro's attempt to rewrite the Constitution.

U.S. Postal Service is celebrating Walt Disney Studio's Ink & Paint Department with a sheet of 20 Forever stamps featuring 10 classic Disney Villains.

Three new ships slated for the fleet for Walt Disney Parks and Resorts will be powered by liquefied natural gas, the company's chairman said.

The Iranian government aims to sign a handful of oil and gas development deals with foreign companies by the end of the year, an oil company director said.

WWE has canceled its Network exclusive Smackdown after-show "Talking Smack" that featured hosts Renee Young and Daniel Bryan interviewing WWE Superstars.

Two people were injured when they were struck by a police patrol vehicle at a Long Island beach in New York, authorities said.

A military court judge in Amman on Monday sentenced a Jordanian soldier who shot dead three U.S. trainers to life in prison, state-run media said.

At least 17 people died when a bus traveling to a Hindu shrine in Indian-administered Kashmir fell into a gorge, police said.

Aaron Carter has released a statement on Twitter regarding his recent arrest and called out his brother Nick Carter for commenting on the situation.