Новости за 28.06.2018

The NFL fined Jerry Richardson $2.75 million after an investigation into workplace misconduct by the outgoing Carolina Panthers owner.

The U.S. Department of State renewed its travel advisory for South Sudan Thursday, advising Americans not to travel to the country.

The State Department confirmed another U.S. diplomat in Cuba has experienced a mysterious health issue bringing the total number of workers affected to 26.

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle Marcell Dareus attended a ground-breaking ceremony last week to begin a three-classroom building in Haiti.

Scientists use machine learning and artificial intelligence to develop a model of the retina that could eventually predict the outcome of eye diseases.

Oakland Raiders linebacker Bruce Irvin equated his Super Bowl victory from four years ago with another accomplishment this offseason.

A variety of geological patterns on Mars suggests the Red Planet once hosted water. Several of these patterns recall the fluvial steam networks found on Earth.

Three-quarters of Americans are falling far short when it comes to exercise, and the South and Midwest are in the worst shape, according to a government report.

In a new study, anthropologists argue team sports encouraged evolutionarily advantageous traits among early hunter-gatherers.

Five people died Thursday after a gunman opened fire at an Annapolis, Md., newspaper office building, Anne Arundel County officials said.

Law enforcement officers responded Thursday afternoon to an active shooter at an Annapolis, Md., newspaper office building, Anne Arundel County Police said.

SAMARA -- The Colombian national team advanced to the next round of the 2018 FIFA World Cup after defeating the Senegalese squad 1-0 in their Group H final encounter played on Thursday night in the Volga city of Samara.

For patients with bladder cancer, a simple test can cut down on care costs, overtreatment and side effects, according to a study.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston has been suspended for the first three games of the 2018 season for violating the league's violating personal conduct policy, the NFL announced Thursday.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles committed to playing in the City of Brotherly Love on a restructured contract two months ago.

Denver Broncos cornerback Chris Harris is the latest player to offer high praise for teammate Bradley Chubb.

Researchers have developed a small-molecule drug that partially restored a form of hearing loss in mice.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called Vice President Mike Pence a "poisonous viper," one day after Pence accused him of running a dictatorship.

Nude images of Belgian model Marisa Papen reclining naked on a rooftop overlooking the Western Wall in Jerusalem has sparked outrage.

The mountain beaver offers the latest proof that sometimes it makes sense to sacrifice brain power for other advantages.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined Thursday to hear a challenge to a ruling that declared a prayer ritual by North Carolina government officials unconstitutional.

The Game Critics Awards, which are decided by critics from 51 publications, have released their nominees for the Best of E3 2018.

Netflix is increasing its footprint in Asia and will soon premiere a new South Korean period drama.

The House passed a resolution Thursday demanding the Justice Department hand over records related to the Trump campaign and the ongoing Russia investigation.

Superior Forge and Steel Corp. and A. Finkl & Sons Co. each received contracts to produce up to 3,500 BLU-137/B penetrator warhead bodies in the next five years.