Новости за 11.05.2018

Fox has revived Tim Allen's sitcom "Last Man Standing" for the 2018-19 television season.

Cleveland Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor was forced to shave his head after losing a bet to the baseball team at Montverde Academy.

A ranger at Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was killed and at least three people, including two British tourists, were kidnapped.

New research shows there's been a sharp spike in cases of major depression in the United States in recent years, especially among teens and millennials.

Paleontologists have recovered a Jurassic fossil tail they believe is the missing link between two halves of the ancient crocodile family.

A small monkey caused a scene in London when it apparently escaped and was found climbing the scaffolding of an apartment building.

The Los Angeles Chargers signed five draft picks, the team announced Friday.

An art installation in the medieval southern French city of Carcassonne features yellow stripes and circles, and is angering residents of the city.

Eating healthier than help prevent hearing loss, new research suggests.

A dam on a Kenya farm that burst this week and killed at least 45 people was illegally built, a government spokesman said Friday.

An Iowa man who won a $4.38 million lottery jackpot said his luck was compounded by the fact he got his ticket for free as part of a promotion.

Elon Musk has given the first glimpse of his underground Los Angeles tunnel, and said free rides will start in just a few months.

A visitor to a senior center in Alaska captured video of another guest who blocked her route into the building -- a wandering moose.

The Toronto Raptors have fired NBA Coach of the Year Dwane Casey.

The name "Melania" is among the Top 5 fastest growing baby girl names in the United States, Social Security Administration data indicates.

A 14-year-old was arrested Friday for shooting a student at a high school north of Los Angeles, authorities said.

"Flip or Flop" star Christina El Moussa shared a photo from her tropical getaway with Ant Anstead.

Fort Worth police are looking into a post from an online user who said they would shoot K-pop star Jimin at a BTS concert in September.

One person was shot dead and more than 400 were injured Friday in the last "March of Return" protest at the Gaza-Israel border, which has run for seven weeks.

Airborne Tactical Advantage has been awarded a $54 million contract by the U.S. Navy for subsonic and supersonic aircraft for training on defensive capabilities.

A shocked driver's dashboard camera captured the moment a rat crawled out from under the hood of their car while they were in motion.

The U.S. Navy has awarded a $42.2 million contract to Vigor Marine for repairs and changes to the USS Sampson destroyer, which has just returned from deployment.

To stop U.S. companies from favoring foreign workers, the Justice Department announced a new partnership Friday to eliminate employer abuse, and discrimination.

A South Korean restaurateur is disputing claims that 12 North Korean waitresses and their manager, brought to the South in 2016, want to return to the North.

Piece-work farm laborers in Washington must be paid minimum wage for any other work they do, the state Supreme Court ruled.