Новости за 09.03.2018

Police responded Friday to a Yountville, Calif., military veterans home, where early reports said a gunman took at least two people hostage.

In a recent experiment, scientists mixed up a biochemical concoction designed to replicate the ocean waters of the Archean Era, 2.5 billion years ago.

Oklahoma City Thunder big man Steven Adams accidentally knocked out teammate Terrance Ferguson while playing against the Phoenix Suns.

A cyclist taking a break in Western Australia captured video of a curious quokka licking the pedals of her bicycle.

Researchers found a single PSA blood test had no benefit in reducing prostate cancer in a large study conducted in Britain.

Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, already regarded as the world's richest person, saw his fortune rise another $30 billion since the start of 2018.

Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, already regarded as the world's richest person, saw his fortune rise another $30 billion since the start of 2018.

A driver on an Oregon road captured video of a semi truck that somehow lost two wheels on a city road and dragged them for several yards.

Sen. Rand Paul's neighbor has pleaded guilty to attacking the Kentucky Republican over what's been described as a property dispute.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned all three duodenoscope manufacturers about failing to comply with required postmarket surveillance studies.

Martin Shkreli, a former pharmaceutical executive convicted on three counts related to securities fraud, was ordered Friday to serve seven years in prison.

Self-driving tractor-trailer trucks have begun delivering cargo in the Atlanta area, Waymo, Google Inc.'s vehicle subsidiary, announced Friday.

A Pennsylvania couple's pet cat is being hailed as a hero after alerting its owners to a late night fire that started inside their home.

Nearly $600 billion could be added to the U.S. economy by President Donald Trump's plan to expand oil and natural gas drilling, an industry report said Friday.

A brutal flu season looks to be on the wane in the U.S.: the latest data show doctor visits are still dropping and less severe strains are starting to dominate.

Spain's Supreme Court is refusing to let Jordi Sanchez, the man nominated to lead Catalonia's regional government, from jail to attend a confidence debate.

The Tennessee Titans have informed safety Da'Norris Searcy, quarterback Matt Cassel and wide receiver Eric Weems that they will be released, the team announced on Friday.

Restaurant chain IHOP announced the debut of its breakfast-themed clothing line, PancakeWear, created to benefit a children's charity.

The U.S. Justice Department has launched a national portal making it easier for Americans to submit Freedom of Information Act requests of any federal agency.

A former South Korean presidential candidate once touted as a possible successor to South Korean leader Moon Jae-in made an appearance in court on Friday.

New imaging technology shows laser pulses are formed from chaos.

Four-time Pro Bowl cornerback Richard Sherman confirmed during a radio interview that he will be released by the Seattle Seahawks on Friday.

A woman is suing a Florida restaurant for $1.5 million, alleging she suffered injuries as a result of an encounter with a drag performer's fake breast.

K-pop singer Suzy Bae confirmed her relationship with "Goblin: The Lonely and Great God" star Lee Dong-wook.

A South Carolina woman said she owes her $250,000 lottery jackpot to a feeling that caused her to go back inside a store after finishing her shopping.