Новости за 08.06.2018

First lady Melania Trump wanted to attend the G7 summit in Canada, but was advised against flying due to her recent operation, President Donald Trump said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin made the case for optimism on North Korea Friday, Russian news agencies reported.

The St. Louis Cardinals can't seem to find any traction in the National League Central race, unable to pull past the Milwaukee Brewers or Chicago Cubs or develop any consistency.

WASHINGTON -- The San Francisco Giants will look to build on a solid homestand when they begin a 10-game road trip Friday night against the Washington Nationals.

The number of middle and high school students who use tobacco fell from 4.5 million in 2011 to 3.6 million in 2017, but that's still too many, officials said.

An ultra-rare orange lobster that surprised workers at a Massachusetts store is getting a second chance at life at a New England Aquarium.

Reality television personality Brittany Cartwright has announced on Instagram her engagement to Jax Taylor.

The United Nations Security Council sanctioned six accused leaders of human trafficking networks operating inside Libya on Friday.

"Queer Eye" has released the trailer for its second season.

Peanut butter, denim, orange juice, bourbon, motorcycles and cigarettes are items on a European Union list of American goods labeled with hefty import taxes.

A Florida Home Depot worker was repeatedly bitten and scratched by a spider monkey that escaped from its owner's car in the parking lot.

Two new saber tooth species have been discovered in Russia. The now-extinct species helped scientists more accurately trace the early evolution of mammals.

Concerns about broad-based trade issues overshadowed potential supply-side deficits to push the price for crude oil lower early in the Friday session.

Anthony Bourdain's fellow celebrities are taking to social media to mourn his death by suicide at the age of 61.

Anthony Bourdain's fellow celebrities are taking to social media to mourn his death by suicide at the age of 61.

Political newcomer Doug Ford, the brother of controversial former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, has been elected as the next premier of Ontario, Canada.

The Singaporean foreign minister's visit to Pyongyang was made public in North Korea state media on Friday.

A wallaby is on the loose in Indiana and was caught on video hopping near a road after escaping from a traveling petting zoo.

Online lodging company Airbnb said it's been forced to scrap thousands of reservations in Japan this month after it was blindsided by the government in Tokyo.

An auction for rights to tap into the oil basins off the coast of Brazil highlights the country's prospects for those with deep enough pockets, analysis found.

The Department of Defense modified a contract with Raytheon for full production of the Standard Missile-6.

Irish-born actor Alan O'Neill died in Los Angeles this week. He was 47.

The fates of 1,475 migrant children came into question when the Department of Health and Human Services reported them as "missing" in a report to Congress.

With sanctions pressures looming over Tehran, production from OPEC's third-largest producer, Iran, hasn't yet been impacted, a Platts survey found.

More than 40 people were killed Friday in repeated military airstrikes that targeted rebels in Syria.