Новости за 12.04.2018

Former 49ers and Raiders linebacker Aldon Smith had a blood alcohol content of .40 when he arrived at the San Francisco Sheriff's Department last week.

A miniature injectable biosensor -- about 1 cubic millimeter in size -- is being developed and could provide continuous, long-term alcohol monitoring.

Free-agent cornerback Davon House has agreed to sign a one-year deal to remain with the Green Bay Packers, multiple media outlets reported Thursday.

The FBI on Thursday added to its Ten Most Wanted list a Mexican drug lord accused of torturing and killing a U.S. drug enforcement agent in 1985.

The Arizona Cardinals have eight picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, including No. 15 in the first round April 26 in Arlington, Tex.

Former New Orleans Saints player Steve Gleason has been nominated for the Congressional Gold Medal for his efforts on behalf of people with disabilities.

Two former American diplomats who played a key role in the Six Party Talks with North Korea warned that the U.S. should make no compromise on sanctions.

In a new study, scientists found male Costa's hummingbirds aim their dives to the sides of females in order to minimize the Doppler effect.

Tom Brady called Lamar Jackson a "beast" on a post linking the quarterback to the New England Patriots in the NFL Draft.

Eroding mountains can leach carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere, new research shows.

You'd better not be taking this sitting down -- researchers say sitting too much can result in less thickness of the brain.

The teen survivors of the mass shooting at a Florida high school have launched a movement for gun control and school safety. Here's what's happened so far.

Although Bill O'Brien lauded the work ethic that Derek Newton has shown in his comeback effort, the Houston Texans coach apparently was not impressed enough to keep the offensive tackle.

The Seattle Seahawks postponed a workout for Colin Kaepernick after the free-agent quarterback declined to stop kneeling during the national anthem next season, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Thursday.

A federal appeals court judge got involved Thursday in a power dispute at the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

The Buffalo Bills placed guard Richie Incognito on the reserve/retired list, the team announced Thursday.

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Reuben Foster has been charged with three felonies in a domestic violence case stemming from his February arrest, the Santa Clara District Attorney's Office announced on Thursday.

The FBI is returning an expressionist painting by Russian artist Marc Chagall to a New York couple's family 30 years after it was stolen from their apartment.

"Solo: A Star Wars Story" star Alden Ehrenreich says that the upcoming prequel film will differ from other entries in the franchise due to its humor.

An advocacy group for the West's largest coal power plant -- which may close next year -- joined leaders Thursday asking Congress to keep the facility open.

Researchers at the Santa Fe Institute believe they've identified the kind of gene regulation most likely to produce evolutionary change.

Police in Massachusetts said a wild baby fox used a doggy door to wander into the home of a surprised family.

A snake that slithered into the inner workings of a motorcycle was carefully removed from the engine on a street in Vietnam.

More firefighters and police officers died last year from suicides than they did incidents on the job, a new study showed Thursday.

A Scottish elementary school is searching for the author of a message in a bottle found during a recent beach clean-up event.