Новости за 04.10.2018

The 1-3 Oakland Raiders travel to the StubHub Center in an attempt to validate their last win in the 2018 season against the 2-2 Los Angeles Chargers.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury issued sanctions on a Lebanese businessman and seven companies he owns for his support of the militant group Hezbollah.

Quarterback play has been an issue for both the Denver Broncos and New York Jets this season.

A new genetic survey has revealed gene flow between humans and Neanderthals was mediated by viral transmissions.

The Sikorsky S-97 Raider light prototype helicopter has recently exceeded 200 knots at the Sikorsky Development Flight Center Raider while undergoing testing.

The city of Osaka, Japan, ended its sister city relationship with San Francisco this week in response to a statue honoring so-called "comfort women."

By creating a DNA tool to accurately predict people's height, researchers see hope for assessing risk for serious illnesses.

Oil prices lost ground Thursday morning after a rambunctious rally the day before.

The official death toll from last week's severe earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia rose to more than 1,420 Thursday, with over 100 missing as some aid arrives.

The Minnesota Vikings would rather forget their last trip to Philadelphia.

A bottle of Macallan-branded whiskey was sold at an auction in Edinburgh, Scotland, for $1.1 million.

At the quarter-pole of the NFL season, no one has been able to slow Patrick Mahomes and the high-flying Kansas City Chiefs.

The Detroit Lions swept the season series from the Green Bay Packers a year ago, but one more important component was missing from the bitter rivalry -- Aaron Rodgers.

Marcus Mariota is getting healthier and the Tennessee Titans are reaping the benefits.

The International Space Station is a bit less crowded today. A trio of space station crew members returned to Earth on Wednesday.

A Los Angeles judge sentenced former hip-hop mogul Suge Knight to 28 years in prison after he pleaded no contest to manslaughter.

K-pop group EXO will return Nov. 2 with the album "Don't Mess Up My Tempo" featuring all nine members.

A book was returned to a Louisiana library this week decades after it was checked out in 1934.

The U.S. has worked alongside cyberdefense experts within the government of Montenegro over the past several weeks to buildcyber defense capabilities.

The U.S. has worked worked alongside cyber defense experts within the Government of Montenegro over the past several weeks to build cyber defense capabilities.

Blind crimefighter Matt Murdock must contend with an imposter ruining his reputation in the latest trailer for Season 3 of Netflix and Marvel's "Daredevil."

Patrick Dempsey reflected on his "magic" connection with former "Grey's Anatomy" co-star Ellen Pompeo.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited Jerusalem Thursday and met with President Reuvlin Rivlin and discussed tensions in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Birds in a Minnesota town have flown into windows and cars, likely because they are "tipsy" from fermented berries, local police said.

A Krispy Kreme in Ireland has decided to end its overnight drive-through service following complaints from neighbors about the noise caused by honking cars.