Новости за 01.03.2018

Kroger announced Thursday it is raising the minimum age requirement for firearm and ammunition purchases from 18 to 21 years.

INDIANAPOLIS -- As Tennessee Titans general manager Jon Robinson and new head coach Mike Vrabel set about evaluating prospects at the NFL Combine and begin to assess their roster going forward, one of the biggest questions on the agenda is whether running back DeMarco Murray still fits into the team's plans.

INDIANAPOLIS -- The New York Jets have no clue who their starting quarterback will be next season.

INDIANAPOLIS -- The defense had no pass rush. They couldn't run the football. The kicking game was bad. But the single biggest factor in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' 5-11 season was the shoulder injury to quarterback Jameis Winston.

INDIANAPOLIS -- Deshaun Watson dazzled the NFL with his dynamic style as a rookie, electrifying crowds with his rare athleticism, imagination and poise.

Equifax said Thursday that ongoing analyses of its 2017 data breach show an estimated 2.4 million more U.S. consumers were affected than previously reported.

Just when you thought tardigrades couldn't get any weirder, scientists discover an algae-eating water bear that lays tentacled eggs.

INDIANAPOLIS -- The Miami Dolphins say they want wide receiver Jarvis Landry to be part of the team in 2018.

The Los Angeles Rams are expected to trade or release wide receiver Tavon Austin before the start of the league year, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reported on Thursday.

Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly announced on Thursday that he is battling oral cancer yet again.

INDIANAPOLIS -- First, the Denver Broncos will look to free agency to try and find the answer to their two-year quarterback conundrum.

A group of boaters fishing off the coast of Mexico shared video of a sea lion that jumped up on the back of their boat to beg for food.

Thousands gathered near Seoul's Gwanghwamun Square on Thursday for a rally marking the 99th anniversary of the Independence Movement of 1919.

Thousands gathered near Seoul's Gwanghwamun Square on Thursday for a rally marking the 99th anniversary of the Independence Movement of 1919.

A New Zealand business owner posted security camera photos of thieves who broke into his premises along with a unusual message for them -- a job offer.

Jay-Z has been declared the wealthiest hip-hop artist for 2018 ahead of other rap moguls such as Sean 'Diddy' Combs and Dr. Dre.

Boeing Co., was awarded a $73.2 million contract to perform service modifications extending the life of four F/A-18E/F Super Hornet Naval aircraft.

Tottenham Hotspur beat Rochdale 6-1 on the strength of three goals from Fernando Llorente.

Naomi Campbell and rapper Skepta posed topless for the April issue of British GQ amid dating reports.

Twenty One Pilots' fourth studio album "Blurryface" is the first album ever to have every track at least certified Gold.

Press secretary Sarah Sanders will give an on-camera news briefing at the White House Thursday afternoon.

Press secretary Sarah Sanders will give an on-camera news briefing at the White House Thursday afternoon.

Lockheed Martin has been awarded two contracts worth more than $155 million for work on the F-35 fighter fleets of the United States and foreign customers.

A Florida artist said he has submitted paperwork to Guinness World Records to have his 18-foot, 9-inch-tall hat recognized as the world's tallest.

Police responded to a disturbance call at "Beverly Hills, 90210" alum Tori Spelling's house Thursday.