Новости за 26.08.2018

Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt celebrated some positives during Saturday's preseason game, including that he was able to leave the field without injury.

Free-agent cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones is expected to sign a contract with the Denver Broncos, multiple media outlets reported on Sunday.

Police reported "multiple fatalities," including a suspect, at a mass shooting Sunday afternoon at a video game tournament in Jacksonville, Fla. on Sunday/

A U.S. Army soldier was identified as one of four people killed in a small plane crash in Georgia on Saturday.

Netflix said it plans to make available to U.S. subscribers three new seasons of "The Great British Baking Show," as well as a trio of Christmas specials.

A man died a day after sustaining injuries in a plane crash while spreading his father's ashes in Massachusetts on Friday.

The Green Bay Packers acquired linebacker Antonio Morrison from the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, in exchange for cornerback Lenzy Pipkins.

Miami Dolphins linebacker Kiko Alonso lost his way after making a third-down tackle during Saturday's preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens.

Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey pointed his finger at the NFL's recent rules changes after seeing wide receiver Marqise Lee carted off the field.

A former Vatican official said Sunday that Pope Francis was aware of former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick' sexual abuses as early as 2013.

"Crazy Rich Asians" is the No. 1 movie in North America for a second weekend, earning an additional $25 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com said Sunday.

"The Odd Couple," "Biloxi Blues" and "Lost in Yonkers" playwright Neil Simon died Sunday morning at the age of 91.

The leader of the Islamic State in Afghanistan and 10 other fighters died in an airstrike in Nangarhar province, Afghan and U.S. government officials said.

Country music star Miranda Lambert described herself as "single and happy" in a new interview.

Emmerson Mnangagwa, vowing a "brighter tomorrow" for Zimbabwe, was sworn in as the African nation's president on Sunday.

Eight people, including six children and two adults, died in a fire in a three-story apartment building on the west side of Chicago early Sunday.

Sen. John McCain, who died Saturday at age 81, will lie in state in Capitals in Arizona and Washington this week.

On Aug. 26, 1964, Democrats nominated U.S. President Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey. They won easily in November.

NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson turns 100 and actor Chris Pine turns 38, among the famous birthdays for Aug. 26.

MIAMI -- Perhaps the Miami Marlins have signaled that they are not going to take it anymore. Entering Friday, the last-place Marlins had lost seven straight games to the National League East-leading Atlanta Braves.

The first-place Cleveland Indians will attempt to avoid being swept in a three-game series by the last-place Kansas City Royals when the two teams meet on Sunday afternoon in Kauffman Stadium.

NEW YORK -- Nearly a month ago, the Washington Nationals scored 25 runs against the New York Mets.

The way Tampa Bay's Joey Wendle sees it, it's really quite simple.

BALTIMORE -- The New York Yankees can complete a four-game sweep of the Baltimore Orioles in a prime-time series finale on Sunday at Camden Yards.

Former Rutgers linebacker Brendan DeVera, one of eight players involved in a credit card scheme that led to the school booting them from the team, turned to the dark web to obtain stolen credit card numbers, NJ.com reported Saturday.