Новости за 07.06.2018

Two pitchers representing the good and bad of recent Oakland Athletics trades go head-to-head Thursday night when the A's play the Kansas City Royals.

A judge on Thursday sentenced a former Baltimore Police Department officer convicted of committing a host of crimes to 25 years in prison.

The Baltimore Orioles were able to scrape out a win Wednesday afternoon, but the Toronto Blue Jays were not able to score a run in 13 innings at night.

NASA's Curiosity rover has found organic molecules in ancient sedimentary rock collected from Mars' surface.

Unsettling experiences on social media may leave you feeling more than just anti-social -- they might raise your risk for depression, new research suggests.

Legendary wide receiver Terrell Owens will not attend his enshrinement ceremony into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Having tonsils removed in childhood is supposed to end chronic earaches and breathing problems. But what if it also increases risk of respiratory infections?

New tests involving a CO2-extraction method called direct air capture suggests pulling carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is cheaper than scientists expected.

Inés Zorreguieta, the younger sister of Dutch Queen Maxima, died Thursday, officials in the Netherlands announced. She was 33.

E-cigarettes were the most common way for U.S. young people to use tobacco for the fourth year in a row in 2017, according to a CDC survey.

The U.S. Navy is hosting forces from India and Japan for the annual Malabar Exercise off the coast of Guam in the Philippine Sea.

Agile Defense has been awarded a $30.4 million contract from DARPA for unclassified information technology services, though the agency did not provide details.

The values of homes in the United States increased by more than $1 trillion over the past year, real estate analytics firm CoreLogic said in a report Thursday.

Emergency crews rescued a South Korean backpacker who was stuck in a rocky waterfall in an Australian ravine for a week after a fall on a mountain hike.

Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins used the power of the written word to make a statement during his media session on Wednesday afternoon before underscoring his point in a one-on-one interview later that evening.

The Texas Rangers are struggling to climb out of the American League West Division basement but playing a little better while they wait for shortstop Elvis Andrus to return.

The White House on Thursday started an anti-opioid advertising campaign that targets young people using shock value.

A Florida charter boat captain said a guest pulled what appeared to be trash out of the water and discovered it was a 12-year-old message in a bottle.

McDonald's said it's planning more layoffs to turnaround business that's struggled to compete with other fast food chains in recent years.

BOSTON -- Jalen Beeks was not the first member of his family to learn the young left-hander was going to the major leagues to start for the Boston Red Sox against the Detroit Tigers on Thursday night.

A White House contractor arrested for murder held a security clearance despite a prior assault charge and accusations of domestic violence.

The ruling Democratic Party of Korea is leading with a wide margin in polls conducted ahead of Wednesday's general election.

Raytheon has been awarded a $8.2 million contract by the Pentagon for repair services in support of MV-22 Ospreys and CH-53 Sea Stallion helicopters.

Britain's first four F-35B Lightning aircraft, one of several versions of the fifth generation fighter, landed Wednesday at RAF Marham.

Guatemalan politicians are blaming the country's emergency response agency for ignoring warnings ahead of the deadly eruption of Mount Fuego.