Новости за 19.07.2018

Cassini disappeared into Saturn's atmosphere late last year, but the spacecraft continues to yield impressive images.

Firefighters in Texas said they responded twice in one week to fires caused by the spontaneous combustion of tortilla chips.

Residents of a Nebraska neighborhood rescued a trio of baby deer that ended up trapped at the bottom of a well.

Bruce Springsteen's one-man show titled "Springsteen on Broadway" will be debuting on streaming service Netflix on Dec. 15.

The son of a former South Korean president says his organization has reached an agreement with the North Korean government.

Pierce Brosnan and Keely Shaye Brosnan posted photos from New York City on their 25th anniversary as a couple.

The Boston Celtics have signed shooting guard Marcus Smart to a four-year, $52 million contract.

Kristen Bell's family treated the "The Good Place" star to breakfast in bed, a new hairstyle and a handmade card on her birthday.

Myanmar authorities' plots ahead of an uprising last year along with subsequent violence amounted to genocide against Rohingya, a new report says.

An explosion Thursday at Letterkenny Army Depot in south-central Pennsylvania sent four people to the hospital, officials said.

The Atlanta Falcons are not planning to renegotiate five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Julio Jones' contract, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday.

Former NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens clarified a few points on Wednesday regarding his interest in the Canadian Football League and his reason for skipping the Hall of Fame induction ceremony,

Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $164 million contract modification for continued support of deployed Terminal High Altitude Area Defense systems.

Pink said bringing daughter Willow and son Jameson on tour is a "tricky," "exhausting" but rewarding experience.

Tiger Woods showed up at the first round of the Open Championship wearing tape on his neck after waking up with stiffness on Thursday in Scotland.

President Donald Trump recently questioned the value of the longstanding United States-Europe alliance.

A shift away from concerns about spare capacity to robust oil supply levels helped push the price of oil lower before the start of U.S. trading Thursday.

Paleontologists have discovered a snake embryo in a 105-million-year-old amber fossil, the first of its kind.

A look back at famous people who have died in 2018.

Comcast is bowing out of a bidding war with the Walt Disney Co. to acquire Twenty-First Century Fox assets so it can focus on its bid for the Sky TV network.

Paula Faris will take her leave after serving as a co-anchor on weekend "Good Morning America" and a co-host on "The View."

Denis Ten, a Kazakh figure skater of Korean descent, has been stabbed to death at age 25, a Kazakhstan news agency reported Thursday.

More than 140 women took the stage at the 2018 ESPY Awards, providing a powerful image signifying the scope of abuse by USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.

Democratic lawmakers joined activists in front of the White House for a candlelight vigil to protest President Donald Trump's remarks on Russia.

Steel tariffs are creating headwinds for the U.S. energy sector, impeding with the government's own objectives and stifling production, industry leaders said.