Новости за 04.05.2018

The Philadelphia Eagles finalized a new contract for running back Darren Sproles, signing the 34-year-old to a one-year deal worth $1.415 million, the NFL Network reported on Friday.

For the month of April, carbon dioxide concentrations in Earth's atmosphere averaged more than 410 parts per million -- a distressing first.

A big fight involving many players from both teams erupted in the fourth quarter of Johns Hopkins' 6-5 win against Ohio State in a Big Ten semifinal matchup.

Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie will return as judges for another season of "American Idol" on ABC.

A person's diet should contain only 10 percent of saturated fats and 1 percent from trans fats, according to new World Health Organization guidelines.

Winter Olympics athletes struggle to find careers after retirement from competitive sports.

New research suggests bodies of freshwater are likely to release more methane in the atmosphere as the makeup of surrounding vegetation changes.

Trade talks have swirled around Seattle Seahawks All-Pro safety Earl Thomas, but general manager John Schneider says he believes Thomas wants to remain with the team.

A severe reaction to light touching -- often among old people -- occurs because of fewer receptors in the skin, according to a new study of mice.

Police say they hope to use the same DNA testing used to capture to alleged Golden State Killer last week to solve the 50-year-old mystery of the Zodiac Killer.

A federal judge in Paul Manafort's financial case challenged prosecutors Friday, questioning if the indictment's aim is to help Special Counsel Robert Mueller.

The Virginia State Police responded to a stretch of interstate where a multi-vehicle crash released a swarm of bees -- and a dog.

As massive sinkhole hundreds of feet long split a dairy farm this week near Rotorua, New Zealand.

How and why did naturalistic animal depictions suddenly appear in an abundance of cave paintings around 37,000 years ago?

Four days after President Donald Trump's doctor resigned, the White House physician for Vice President Mike Pence also left her post.

Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten called it quits Thursday, ending a 15-year career to join ESPN as an analyst for Monday Night Football.

Tim Tebow and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. each went deep during a Double-A clash between the Binghamton Rumble Ponies and New Hampshire Fisher Cats.

A Canadian man warded off a bear he spotted raiding his outdoor trash by repeatedly knocking on a window of his home.

Women who eat fast food-four or more times a week were less likely to conceive within a year and more frequently experiences than consuming a healthy diet.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk defended himself Friday amid criticism for frustration he showed this week in a conference call with analysts.

The Minnesota Vikings signed offensive tackle Brian O'Neill, the team announced Friday.

With the ink barely dry on Matt Ryan's new contract, the numbers are looking even more impressive on paper than in headlines.

A U.S. defense spending bill summary unveiled Friday includes money for the Veterans Day military parade requested by President Donald Trump.

Google announced a policy change Friday that says advertisers must now prove they are U.S. citizens or lawful residents in order to buy political ads.

K-pop star Kim Jae-joong will debut the song "Sign/Your Love" at a concert in Yokohama in June.