Новости за 29.06.2018

"Outlander" alum Tom Brittney is to star in the British mystery series "Grantchester" now that its longtime lead James Norton is leaving.

President Donald Trump is reaching back into a bag of names he's previously given to decide who replaces the retiring Anthony Kennedy on the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Colombian national team had the world dancing again after it scored at the World Cup against Senegal.

The Tony Award-winning play "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" is to begin performances in San Francisco in the fall of 2019.

Drake released his fifth studio album titled "Scorpion" on Apple Music Friday and used the project to confirm rumors that he has fathered a son.

Duke freshman Zion Williamson added another chapter to his book on phenomenal dunks recently, with a free throw line throw down.

A British trade union said three platforms in the British waters of the North Sea could stop production if labor strikes go ahead as planned next week.

Keegan-Michael Key has signed on to play Jerry Jones in Netflix's Rudy Ray Moore biopic, "Dolemite is My Name!"

Belgium striker Michy Batshuayi hit himself in the face with the ball while celebrating his team's goal against England at the 2018 World Cup.

The man accused of shooting five people dead at a Washington, D.C.-area newspaper has been charged with first-degree murder, court records showed Friday.

Season 8 of the anthology series "American Horror Story" is to premiere on FX Sept. 12.

European Union leaders struck an immigration deal early Friday that could ease the burden of resettling refugees caught up in Europe's migrant crisis.

SpaceX launched its 15th resupply mission to the International Space Station Friday, carrying tons of equipment into orbit for science experiments.

Comedy Central has announced the full-lineup of stars and comedians who will be taking part in the roast of Bruce Willis.

BP's acquisition of Britain's largest electric vehicle charging company gives the supermajor an edge in a changing retail segment, an analytics company said.

Production is to begin in 2019 on a TV show based on the "Halo" videogame franchise.

Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton called for calm after a regulator cleared the way for the start of the permitting process of a new Enbridge oil pipeline.

South Korea will set up a body to filter conscientious military service objectors among intentional draft dodgers.

South Korea announced it would send more staff members to the resort island of Jeju to shorten its refugee status review process for Yemeni asylum seekers.

The price for U.S. crude oil has been below the government estimates, though Alberta's economy could enjoy long-term growth, the finance minister said.

Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer.

On June 29, 1974, Isabel Peron took over as president of Argentina for her ailing husband, Juan Peron, who died two days later.

SpaceX will launch its 15th resupply mission to the International Space Station on Friday morning at 5:42 a.m. ET.

California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a data privacy law that allows Californians to prohibit the sale of their personal data to third parties by tech companies.

The alleged gunman who killed five people at a Maryland newspaper was identified as Jarrod Ramos, a man who had a feud with the paper going back several years.