Новости за 01.05.2018

Racing legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. and his wife Amy revealed the name of their newborn baby girl on Tuesday morning.

"Live! with Kelly and Ryan" host Kelly Ripa and "Riverdale" star Mark Consuelos posted throwback photos on their wedding anniversary.

Animal control officials in a New Jersey city said a litter of four baby raccoons were rescued from inside the walls of a public library.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders was scheduled to give an on-camera press briefing on Tuesday afternoon.

Suicide bombers killed at least 24 people when they detonated explosives as Muslims were preparing for afternoon prayers Tuesday at a mosque in Mubi, Nigeria.

Nigeria banned the production or importing of codeine-based cough syrup Tuesday after a BBC investigation found teens were abusing it to get high.

The Indiana State Police said crews were called to clean up a stinky mess after a truck rolled over and spilled its load of fertilizer onto a highway.

Comedian Amy Schumer reacted to her Tony Award nomination for her work in Steve Martin's play "Meteor Shower" with a heartfelt Instagram post Tuesday.

Khloe Kardashian voiced her excitement for Mother's Day after welcoming daughter True with Tristan Thompson.

A synthetic protein has been developed that restored breathing capacity to rats' injured lungs, leading to potentially better and cheaper treatment for humans.

Cleveland Browns general manager John Dorsey defended the team's decision to select Ohio State cornerback Denzel Ward over North Carolina State defensive end Bradley Chubb with the fourth overall pick of the 2018 NFL Draft.

A descendant of Chinese leader Mao Zedong may have been one of the 34 Chinese casualties in a bus accident in North Korea.

James Corden visited a new version of HBO's "Westworld" on the "Late Late Show" that was fused with rapper Kanye West's Twitter.

Desertions and high casualty rates have decreased the number of U.S.-funded Afghan security personnel during the past year, a government watchdog said.

Guitar-maker Gibson filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Tuesday, with plans to give some of the company's lenders equity in the business.

Huntington Ingalls has been awarded a $61 million contract for material and labor supporting the USS Gerald R. Ford, a first-in-class naval aircraft carrier.

The New England Patriots reportedly could have shaken up the 2018 NFL Draft had the Cleveland Browns opted against selecting quarterback Baker Mayfield with the top overall pick.

"Flip or Flop" star Christina El Moussa cozied up to Ant Anstead in a photo on their six-month anniversary as a couple.

Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan is bidding to complete a purchase of Wembley Stadium, and he wants the London site to play host to the NFL's marquee game.

A Florida woman is warning neighbors to be bear-aware after three bruins wandered up to her home, including one that locked itself inside her father's SUV.

Tony Romo knows a thing or two about Dez Bryant during their seven seasons with the Dallas Cowboys.

New research suggests there's an awful lot scientists don't know about discarded munitions and their impact on ocean environs.

Freddy Harteis announced Linsey Toole's pregnancy six months after his split from "The Real" host Jeannie Mai.

Mel Gibson is attached to direct a World War II drama titled "Destroyer" that centers on the Battle of Okinawa and the USS Laffey.

Kim Jong Un has a strong desire to reform the North Korean economy, Seoul said Tuesday.