Новости за 31.01.2018

The misdemeanor and felony marijuana convictions of thousands of people will be dismissed or reviewed in San Francisco in wake of legalization.

Although Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce referred to presumed new Chiefs starting quarterback Patrick Mahomes as "Patty Cakes," Kelce says the team can "without a doubt" win with him.

Obesity can change how prescription drugs work, but many medications used to treat children don't say so on their labels, researchers report.

Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson is turning to a familiar face to address his team ahead of Super Bowl LII.

One day after the Tennessee Titans announced the hiring of defensive coordinator Dean Pees and offensive coordinator Matt LaFleur, the team announced seven additions to Mike Vrabel's coaching staff on Wednesday.

Hall of Fame quarterback and NFL TV analyst Terry Bradshaw took issue with the Pittsburgh Steelers electing against renewing the contract of offensive coordinator Todd Haley.

Country music star Carrie Underwood welcomed her husband Mike Fisher back to the NHL Wednesday after he ended his brief retirement.

The Republican National Committee raised $132.5 million in 2017, a record for a year without a presidential election, chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said.

Scientists have identified a new group of cells associated with the fight-or-flight response of mice.

Former NBA player Rasual Butler and his wife Leah LaBelle died in a car crash Wednesday morning in Studio City, Calif., according to multiple reports.

The Federal Reserve chose not to raise its benchmark interest rate Wednesday in Janet Yellen's last meeting as Fed chairwoman.

Gordon Ramsay, Cardi B, Rebel Wilson and Anthony Hopkins temporarily replace Alexa in a Super Bowl LII commercial for Amazon.

A New Jersey resident shared a short video from an ill-fated attempt to capture a squirrel that made its way into their home and wound up in a bathroom cabinet.

An eight-week online stress management program dramatically improved the quality of life of cancer patients, according to researchers at the University of Basel.

Striker Olivier Giroud left Arsenal to sign with Chelsea on Wednesday after the Gunners acquired Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller is turning his attention to his team's needs on the other side of the ball.

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. -- For years, there was a little, informal debate raging over the greatest quarterback ever. Joe Montana? Otto Graham? Johnny Unitas? There were lots of opinions.

Ken Norton Jr. will see a familiar face on the coaching staff of the Seattle Seahawks.

A driver in Alaska captured video of the unusual traffic hazard she found blocking her way -- a family of lynx crossing the street.

Russian President Vladimir Putin apologized to his Olympians Wednesday and asked them to forgive officials for failing to protect them from the doping scandal.

Lockheed Martin announced it has successfully conducted a controlled test flight of its short-range Miniature Hit-to-Kill missile.

A top orthopedic surgeon says John Wall and his doctor were right to proceed conservatively after a knee injury before taking an "aggressive" step for surgery.

Can a small, pink species help fishermen sustainably meet the rising demand for sea urchin? Some California researchers suggest eaters might not have a choice.

Transgender actress Candis Cayne will have a "multi-episode arc" on the ABC series "Grey's Anatomy."

Calvin Harris said he sprouted facial hair to impress The Recording Academy and win an award at the 2018 Grammys.