Новости за 18.07.2018

Four Democratic states filed a lawsuit, stating they were unfairly targeted by a cap on federal tax deductions included in the 2017 federal tax overhaul law.

A deadly wildfire burning along the western edge of California's Yosemite National Park increased in size, as it continued to expand to the east and south.

A man riding a mountain bike jumped over a group of Tour de France competitors on Tuesday during a 98-mile stage.

The U.S. State Department awarded a firm in Maryland a $21.2 million contract for the second phase of construction of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.

Teenagers who constantly use their smartphones may have a heightened risk of developing symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, a new study suggests.

At least three people died when two planes belonging to a Miami flight school collided in the air in Florida on Tuesday.

Special counsel Robert Mueller on Tuesday asked a federal judge to give immunity to up to five people to testify in the Virginia-based trial of Paul Manafort.

Arizona Cardinals general manager Steve Keim was suspended for five weeks after pleading guilty to extreme DUI, the team announced Tuesday.

MGM Resorts International sued victims of a mass shooting at a Las Vegas music festival in an attempt to dismiss liability in any potential compensation claims.

Dallas Wings center Liz Cambage broke the WNBA's single game record for points scored in a 104-87 win against the New York Liberty Tuesday in Arlington, Texas.

James Harrison was known for his intimidating physique throughout his career, but his strength got the best of him recently on the golf course.

The U.S. Treasury Department and IRS announce certain organizations will no longer be required to provide personally identifiable information about donors.

Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly will undergo an unexpected checkup after "something came up" in his recovery from surgery.

Texas carried out its eighth execution this year Tuesday, for a man convicted of the 2004 robbery and murder of a San Antonio convenience store owner.

Texas prepared to carry out its eighth execution this year Tuesday for the 2004 robbery and murder of a San Antonio convenience store owner.