Новости за 05.11.2018

New gravity field surveys are helping scientists image tectonic structures, revealing links between Antarctica and the rest of Earth's continents.

Running back Chris Johnson, who led the league in rushing in 2009, officially ended his 10-year NFL career on Monday by announcing his retirement.

A man accused of attempting to carry out a suicide bombing in a Port Authority passageway awaits the decision of a Manhattan jury Monday.

The affluent suburbs northwest of Detroit will send a millennial woman to Congress in November.

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora continued to ride the high of a World Series win by taking a selfie with Tom Brady at the New England Patriots game.

Some bystanders may avoid performing CPR on women because they fear hurting them, or even being accused of sexual assault, preliminary research suggests.

Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera is pleased with the contributions of second-year wide receiver Curtis Samuel and rookie D.J. Moore, and with good reason.

More than 35 million people cast an early or absentee vote for the 2018 elections, an increase of more than 58 percent from 2014, preliminary data indicates.

A vaccine against the flu, derived from four llama antibodies and a harmless virus, showed promise to offer universal, long-lasting protection in a study with mice.

The Miami Heat will sport a new edition of their Vice uniforms this season.

Venezuela's minister of Defense, Vladimir Padrino has rejected armed groups he blamed for the killing Sunday of three Venezuelan military members.

Commuters on a Philippines bus captured video of a dog that boarded the public transportation alone to follow his owner to work.

An Iowa woman stepped forward Monday to claim her half of October's Powerball jackpot worth nearly $700 million.

Use of monkeys in medical research hit an all-time high in 2017, according to new United States Department of Agriculture data.

A confused driver on a Singapore highway captured video of an unusual sight: a motorcycle traveling down the road without a rider.

The Cincinnati Bengals have signed long snapper Clark Harris to a contract extension and signed wide receiver Auden Tate off the practice squad.

The Los Angeles Chargers have released kicker Caleb Sturgis.

Children's use of electronic devices doesn't significantly impact the quality of their sleep, according to new research.

A new supercomputer is able to mimic how the human brain functions, and can perform 200 quadrillion actions simultaneously.

The U.S. Embassy in Tanzania has issued a travel alert warning all LGBT people of a crackdown on gay activities in the African country.

A leopard was tranquilized and relocated after it wandered onto the grounds of an Indian government building.

China is planning to invest billions in infrastructure development in areas near the North Korea border.

The U.S. Navy exercised a $8.9 million contract option to use the M/V Barnard Fisher for transportation of Air Force vehicles, weapons and other "general cargoes."

Suicides of Japanese school children have reached a 30-year high, the education ministry said Monday, although overall suicide figures declined.

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems is receiving a $10.7 million contract for weather tolerance work on the MQ-9 Reaper unmanned aerial vehicle.