Новости за 08.02.2018

The easing of tensions that has come with détente between North and South Korea may hit a bump in the road on Thursday.

Actress Kirsten Storms -- who plays pregnant widow Maxie on "General Hospital" -- wrote on Instagram that she is not expecting in real life.

House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi delivered a record-breaking speech on the House Floor in defense of the DACA program Wednesday.

Matt Patricia walked into his introductory press conference as the new Detroit Lions head coach on Wednesday with trimmed hair and beard, but he said little about his specific plans for the team.

Jacob Copeland's mother bolted from his National Signing Day decision Wednesday after he picked the University of Florida.

Sony Pictures released the first poster for its upcoming action-thriller "Venom" Wednesday.

CBS says it has ordered a new talent competition series called "The World's Best" from executive producers Mark Burnett and Mike Darnell.

Disney Channel announced this week it has begun casting for a live-action, "Kim Possible" movie.

The San Francisco 49ers apparently saw enough of defensive lineman Cassius Marsh in six games to consider him an important part of their future.

Running back Le'Veon Bell, who is about to become a free agent, said last week that he would like to reach agreement on a long-term contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

SpaceX launched a cherry-red Tesla roadster and a mannequin driver into space along with its Falcon Heavy rocket on Tuesday.

Jenny Slate is to lend her voice to the human character Miss Nanny in Disney Junior's revival of the animated series "Muppet Babies."

President Donald Trump's approval rating is at its highest mark in seven months, according to the latest Quinnipiac Poll.

Herpes infection rates are dropping among young Americans, and safer sex practices may be one reason why.

United States Forces-Afghanistan said they launched a series of precision strikes in Northern Afghanistan as part of ongoing operations.