Новости за 15.05.2018

The #MeToo movement has shone the spotlight on sexual harassment in the workplace, but a new survey shows most U.S. employers aren't tackling the issue.

The Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday approved Retacrit as a biosimilar to treat anemia caused by chronic kidney disease and chemotherapy.

The U.S. Geological Survey raised the alert level to red in Hawaii after the Kilauea Volcano sent a plume thousands of feet into the air Tuesday.

The NWS issued another ashfall alert for residents on the island of Hawaii on after the Kilauea Volcano sent a plume thousands of feet into the air.

Scientists have pinpointed a key factor responsible for unraveling nucleosome structures and allowing genes to be activated.

Facebook said Tuesday it took down nearly 2 million posts related to terrorist propaganda this year before users reported them.

The leading cause of infertility in women, called polycystic ovary syndrome, could have developed when they were in the womb, according to a study of mice.

Guinness World Records announced the world's largest inflatable obstacle course measures 1,625.72 feet long and is dubbed The Beast.

North Korea said Wednesday it is canceling high-level talks with South Korea and threatened to pull out of a summit with the United States.

Leidos Inc. was awarded a contract for scientific and technical services to support the Cooperative Biological Engagement program.

Leidos Inc. was awarded a contract for scientific and technical services to support the Cooperative Biological Engagement program.

A Florida woman said she received a shock when she walked into her garage to discover an alligator hissing at her from the middle of the floor.

E. coli that's resistant to a "last-resort" antibiotic has been discovered on a commercial poultry farm in China, researchers report.

New research suggests chimpanzees living among the savanna near Fongoli, a rural community in Senegal, are affected by heat stress.

The EPA could do more to detect when automakers are attempting to cheat emissions testing, as Volkswagen did for years, a watchdog said Tuesday.

British Airways announced it will celebrate the upcoming royal wedding by operating a flight crewed entirely by people who share the couple's names.

Seattle Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano was suspended for 80 games on Tuesday, after testing positive for the banned substance furosemide.

A North Carolina man said an impulsive decision to buy his first-ever lottery ticket led to a $400,000 jackpot.

Using mathematical models, researchers are developing algorithms and software that could automatize and enhance breast cancer diagnosis.

ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey said she doesn't expect the next season of "Roseanne" to focus on politics.

The Trump administration announced sanctions Tuesday for leaders at Iran's central bank who are accused of funneling millions to an Islamic militant group.

Police in South Carolina responded to a report of a loose animal in a road and arrived to find a surprising sight -- a kangaroo hopping through the street.

President Donald Trump called for the death penalty for cop killers Tuesday during an event at the Capitol memorializing slain officers.

A Rhode Island zoo opened late on Tuesday when a large animal escaped from its enclosure and ran loose on the zoo grounds.

A historical building in Washington, D.C., that belonged to Korea but was seized by Imperial Japan for a mere $5 will reopen as a museum to the public.