Новости за 29.10.2018

Mothers who get pregnant less than 12 months after delivery had increased risk for themselves and baby, depending on her age, according to study in Canada.

While air pollution continues to fall, its levels throughout Europe sit high enough to jeopardize human health, according to a new report in Europe.

Former President Jimmy Carter has sent a letter to Georgia gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp, urging him to resign as secretary of state.

Storms, mudslides and strong wind across Italy Monday left five dead and one missing, while high tides in Venice flooded 70 percent of the city center.

With their keen sense of smell, dogs can track down bombs and drugs, but new research suggests they can also sniff out malaria in people.

Firefighters in China shared video from the rescue of a man whose arm became stuck inside a noodle-making machine while attempting to make pasta.

Veterinarians at a New Zealand zoo shared video of the emergency "caesarean" they performed on a kiwi chick that couldn't get out of its egg.

A California YouTuber set out to answer a little-asked question: Can an iPhone survive being dropped into an abandoned nuclear plant's cooling tower?

Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson is expected to miss time after suffering a knee injury in Week 8 against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Fox has announced the cast of its upcoming live musical "Rent," including performances from Vanessa Hudgens and Brandon Victor Dixon.

"Fitzmagic" is back in Tampa Bay after the Buccaneers named Ryan Fitzpatrick their starting quarterback for Week 9.

A court case over whether a next-door marijuana farm devalues a neighbor's property begins on Monday in a Denver federal court.

Gregg Williams will serve as the interim coach of the Cleveland Browns, following the dismissal of Hue Jackson.

Residents of a Russian village used construction equipment to rescue a cow that fell into a deep trench.

Loneliness increases a person's risk for dementia by 40 percent, according to an analysis of 10 years of data on more than 12,000 people.

The teen survivors of the mass shooting at a Florida high school have launched a movement for gun control and school safety. Here's what's happened so far.

A passenger on an Illinois road captured video of the moment a train slammed into a semi truck stranded on the railroad tracks.

An MRI on the knee of Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie defensive tackle Vita Vea revealed that his ACL was intact.

The Cleveland Browns continued their Monday fire sale by saying farewell to offensive coordinator Todd Haley.

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, president-elect of Mexico, said Monday he will respect voters' wishes to stop construction on a new $13.3 billion airport.

India and Japan reaffirmed their partnership in the U.S.-led Indo-Pacific strategy on Monday in Tokyo.

BAE Systems received a $10 million contract for engineering and integration services on the Trident II, SSGN attack weapon system and strategic weapon surety.

A security camera outside an Indian temple captured the moment a wild monkey ran up to a snake charmer and stole his venomous cobra.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders is scheduled to speak to reporters Monday afternoon in her first on-camera press briefing in more than three weeks.

A kangaroo that went for a swim in rough waters at an Australian beach started to struggle and was rescued by a pair of police officers.