Новости за 26.12.2018

Japan announced Wednesday it will pull out of the International Whaling Commission and will start commercial whaling in its waters by July.

AJ Styles lost his cool while speaking with WWE chairman and CEO Vince McMahon during a special Christmas night episode of Smackdown.

Venezuelan rejected an "impertinent" and interventionist comment by the United States State Deparment over its Sunday interception of "two" exploration ships.

The eruption of Mount Etna in Sicily this week triggered a series of earthquakes, the largest being a 4.8 magnitude tremor that hit early Wednesday.

Former Kansas City Chiefs kicker Nick Lowery watched his friend die with CTE and thinks the NFL needs to refocus its research on the disease.

Former Kansas City Chiefs kicker Nick Lowery watched his friend die from CTE and thinks the NFL needs to refocus its research when it comes to the disease.

It was a big year for space flight and exploration, as private companies kicked a 21st century space race into full gear and government agencies looked toward new exploratory missions.

It was an exciting year for space agencies, aerospace companies and space enthusiasts. But it was also a year of delays and disappointment.

A North Korean religious group has sent a rare Christmas greeting to South Korea in a video.

On Dec. 26, 1908, Jack Johnson, with a 14th-round KO of Tommy Burns in Australia, became the first African-American to win the world heavyweight boxing title.

TV journalist Candy Crowley turns 70 and actor Timothee Chalamet turns 23, among the famous birthdays for Dec. 26.

South Korean prosecutors have sought a seven-year prison term on charges of orchestrating a comment-rigging scheme for an online blogger.

The Miami Heat, who own the NBA's longest active win streak at five games, will start a three-game homestand on Wednesday against the Toronto Raptors.

The state of Georgia has reportedly knocked close to 8,000 food stamp recipients each month off of its rolls.

The state of Georgia has reportedly knocked close to 8,000 food stamp recipients each month off of its rolls.

The Sacramento Kings and Los Angeles Clippers will meet in a high-scoring affair in Southern California on Wednesday night.

The road hasn't been overly kind to the Minnesota Timberwolves this season.

California Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday ordered new DNA tests on four items that could exonerate a condemned inmate in a 35-year-old murder case.

Two of the NBA's most intriguing teams, the San Antonio Spurs and Denver Nuggets, meet for the first time this season on Wednesday.

It was three weeks ago when the Brooklyn Nets walked off the court after being unable to stop Paul George and the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The Atlanta Hawks shoot for a season-long four-game winning streak on Wednesday night, but they'll have to do it against the Indiana Pacers.

The Phoenix Suns will be glad to return home, but first there is the order of getting a winning road trip against the Orlando Magic.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday has again criticized the Federal Reserve, blaming it for this month's plunge in the stock market.

Former Washington Redskins safety D.J. Swearinger found a new home. And it's a familiar one.

A New England college has asked a student to remove an anti-Nazi sign from her window.