Новости за 02.12.2017

Deondre Francois is not happy about how Jimbo Fisher left his coaching post at Florida State.

Special counsel Robert Mueller removed a top FBI agent from his team after he exchanged texts criticizing President Donald Trump and supporting Hillary Clinton.

President Donald Trump said he's not worried Michael Flynn is cooperating with a special counselor's investigation because there is "absolutely no collusion."

The more college football referees know about concussion symptoms, the more confident they are in calling a timeout for a suspected head injury.

Britain's National Cyber Security Center warned government agencies of "a risk to national security" if Russia's Kaspersky Lab anti-virus software is used.

NFL superstar J.J. Watt took his first steps this week since suffering a fractured tibia in October.

Netflix says it has ordered 20 episodes of a one-hour re-boot of "Sabrina the Teenage Witch."

Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi called on U.S. Rep. Ruben Kihuen of Nevada to resign after a report that he sexually harassed an aide during 2016 campaign.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have promoted defensive end Carroll Phillips from the practice squad.

The Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts confirmed actor Geoffrey Rush has stepped down as president amid allegations of inappropriate behavior.

Wide receiver Alshon Jeffery will not hit free agency next season, after agreeing to a four-year extension with the Philadelphia Eagles.

For the first time since the Cold War, Hawaii tested its nuclear warning sirens amid rising fears of a North Korean missile strike.

The Denver Broncos have added cornerback Marcus Rios to the active roster.

Country music star Jason Aldean has welcomed his first child with his wife Brittany Kerr.

A judge in Quebec temporarily suspended a new religious neutrality law that bans face coverings for government workers and anyone receiving public services.

"Guardians of the Galaxy" star Chris Pratt has filed for divorce from "Mom" actress Anna Faris, his wife of eight years.

American Airlines announced it has resolved a technical glitch that left thousands of flights for later this month without scheduled pilots.

Luke Maye's return to his hometown was a reminder to North Carolina coach Roy Williams how happy he is to have the junior forward on his side.

Twentieth Century Fox says it has halted production on the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody," featuring Rami Malek as the iconic lead singer of the rock band Queen.

Rudy Gay reminded the Memphis fans of the impact he can still have at age 31 in Friday night's 95-79 San Antonio Spurs win over the Grizzlies at FedExForum.

Israeli missiles struck a military base near Damascus early Saturday morning, Syrian state television confirmed.

USC is finally back on top after an eight-year absence, thanks in large part of a goal-line stand.

Serving as the backup goalie to Jonathan Quick, Darcy Kuemper knows he is going to get only limited opportunities to play for the Los Angeles Kings.

The New York Yankees have chosen Aaron Boone to replace Joe Girardi as their manager, according to multiple reports Friday.

Kentucky coach John Calipari has turned the Craft Center into a research and development center leading up to Saturday's game with Harvard.