Новости за 19.04.2018

Prescription opioid dosage volume declined 12 percent in 2017, the largest annual drop in more than 25 years of measurement, according to a report.

Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's attorney, dropped a pair of libel lawsuits against BuzzFeed and Fusion GPS over the so-called Trump dossier.

Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt has been named to TIME Magazine's annual list of the world's 100 most influential people.

The Arizona Cardinals signed former New York Jets and Houston Texans cornerback Marcus Williams to a one-year contract, the team announced Thursday.

The Trump administration announced policy changes making it easier for U.S. defense contractors to sell armed drones to foreign governments.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Alabama Crimson Tide have agreed to a home-and-home series, a matchup that would fuel immediate interest.

President Donald Trump went to Key West on Thursday to meet with a task force for a briefing about federal efforts to stop illegal drug trafficking.

This fall's flu vaccine will be 20 percent effective for the dominant circulating strain of influenza A, the same as shots given the past two years.

The Jacksonville Jaguars announced some big news on Thursday: They are getting new jersey and building an in-stadium dog park.

A FDA advisory committee unanimously approved an experimental drug made from marijuana to treat seizures associated rare epilepsy affecting children.

Time magazine released its list of the 100 most influential people of 2018, naming a variety of activists, leaders, actors and scientists.

New York Giants general manager Dave Gettleman has dismissed the notion that the team must take a quarterback with the second overall pick in next week's NFL draft.

A bison released from its enclosure by flooding in Hawaii was rescued from the middle of a bay by a lasso-wielding cowboy on a jet ski.

A St. Louis judge ruled Thursday to allow Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens' felony invasion-of-privacy case to proceed though prosecutors actions are 'sanctionable.'

The New York Giants will release wide receiver Brandon Marshall on Thursday, strengthening the notion that the team plans to keep Odell Beckham Jr.

New England Patriots running back James White isn't too worried about the absences of quarterback Tom Brady and tight end Rob Gronkowski during the team's offseason program.

A Florida sheriff's office shared video of deputies assisting a professional trapper with the removal of a large alligator that took a dip in a resident's pool.

A high-fat diet, such as a cheeseburger and milkshake, has been linked to arthritis and join pain, according to a study of mice.

The Washington State Department of Transportation said "a training error" was to blame for an "inappropriate message" on an electronic highway sign.

San Francisco Mayor Mark Farrell announced a series of measures Thursday to reach zero carbon emissions by 2050, including planting 2,000 trees.

The Hubble Space Telescope celebrated its 28th anniversary with a double portrait of the Lagoon Nebula, a giant, oft-photographed interstellar cloud.

Although many young people are aware of the e-cigarette brand JUUL, few know it contains nicotine, according to a new survey.

Working conditions at Tesla's Bay Area factory are being investigated over claims of serious injuries that went unreported there, officials said Thursday.

Working conditions at Tesla's Bay Area factory are being investigated over claims of serious injuries that went unreported there, officials said Thursday.

Horror film icon Michael Myers gets up close and personal in the first poster for Universal's upcoming revival of "Halloween" starring Jamie Lee Curtis.