Новости за 03.01.2018

Irish pharmaceutical company Allergan plans to eliminate more than 1,000 jobs and 400 open positions, a securities filing Wednesday indicates.

Though astronomers aren't yet sure what explains the Tabby's Star's unusual dimming, new research has ruled out the possibility of an alien megastructure.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Iranian supreme leader, blames the uprising in his country on "enemies of Iran." He is mistaken.

Treatment of a rare, inherited form of blindness will cost $425,000 per eye, the company bringing the therapy to market announced on Wednesday.

A maintenance worker at a remote Australian hotel used an oven mitt to capture a baby crocodile he found on the property's porch.

A father and son out fishing off the Australian coast captured video of their encounter with a massive great white shark estimated to be 20 feet long.

Researchers with the nonprofit SECORE have developed a new technique for planting coral. The method could enable reef restoration efforts at larger scales.

Ex-White House strategist Steve Bannon said he believes the special counsel probe into Russian meddling in the U.S. election is focused on money-laundering.

Jaguars owner Shad Khan and the Jaguars Foundation donated 1,000 tickets to their AFC Wild Card playoff game to refugees and displaced Puerto Ricans.

Gene therapy may have the potential to eradicate HIV in people infected with the virus, new animal research suggests.

K-pop group Block B shared a clip from "Don't Leave" ahead of the release of its repackaged album "Re:Montage."

After nearly a decade as the United Nations secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon is opening a nonprofit foundation in Vienna, Austria.

Democrats Tina Smith and Doug Jones were officially sworn in as U.S. senators on Wednesday, reducing the Republican majority to 51-49.

A Virginia sheriff's office is asking the public to be on the lookout for an unusual fugitive from justice -- a free-roaming cow.

Drug use, distress and exposure to violence in teen years may raise the odds for HIV infection, a new study from University of Michigan researchers suggests.

Spotify, the Sweden-based music streaming service, quietly filed for placement on a public stock exchange, a source close to the development said on Wednesday.

Members of Congress sent a letter to the Department of Veterans Affairs demanding the agency address allegations of hiring doctors with revoked licenses.

A charter fishing team landed a massive blue marlin that broke the country's size record by weighing in at 1,089 pounds.

Netflix is developing a sequel to their original fantasy cop drama "Bright" that will bring back stars Will Smith and Joel Edgerton.

Sports Illustrated model Brooklyn Decker welcomed a baby girl with retired tennis star Andy Roddick in December.

The U.S. Air Force and Orbital ATK signed a full-rate production contract for the FMU-167/B Hard Target Void Sensing Fuze, the company announced Wednesday.

Alabama linebacker Anfernee Jennings, one of the defensive stars of the Crimson Tide's victory over Clemson, won't play in the national title game against Georgia.

"Flip or Flop" star Christina El Moussa spent New Year's Day with "Wheeler Dealers" host Ant Anstead.

The U.S. Navy is expected to replace the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard with the 41,000-ton USS Wasp.

Women who have hysterectomies without removal of ovaries face increased risk for cardiovascular diseases and metabolic issues, a new study suggests.