Новости за 05.01.2018

Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy says he's making progress with his right ankle injury but his status is uncertain for Sunday's AFC wild-card playoff game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Trump administration, inviting a political backlash from coastal state leaders, on Thursday proposed to open for exploration the largest expanse of the nation’s offshore oil and natural gas reserves ever offered to global energy companies, including waters off the coast of California.

A busy stretch of negotiating is expected to lead to three pivotal boxing matches during an eight-week stretch in March and April, promoter Bob Arum said Thursday.

In the first returns of fan voting for the NBA All-Star game, Lakers rookies Lonzo Ball and Kyle Kuzma rank among the top 10 Western Conference vote-getters at their positions.

Two days after he taunted North Korea about his “nuclear button,” President Trump indicated Thursday he would postpone long-planned joint U.S. military exercises with South Korean forces to ease tensions on the Korean peninsula during the Winter Olympics.

The morning after the worst loss of the season, the Lakers threw it out.

The Rams will make their first playoff appearance since 2004 when they host the Atlanta Falcons at the Coliseum in an NFC wild-card matchup.

After a series of angry exchanges with Pakistan, the Trump administration announced Thursday it was suspending security assistance to Islamabad until the country moves aggressively against local militants who have attacked U.S. troops in neighboring Afghanistan.

In an extraordinary step for a sitting president, Donald Trump had his lawyer demand on Thursday that Henry Holt & Co. and author Michael Wolff stop publication of a soon-to-be-released book about the chaotic first year of Trump’s presidency.

The lavish big budget production was shot over eight months on 398 sets, which explains why the series is so popular with design fans.

The Atlanta Falcons don’t want to talk about the 2005 Pittsburgh Steelers or 2010 Green Bay Packers, the only sixth-seeded teams to win the Super Bowl.

More than 400 berry workers have been laid off in Northern California as the industry struggles with labor and other cost issues.

The Los Angeles Unified School District is poised to start the spring semester next week amid lingering questions about when ailing Supt. Michelle King will return to the job, leaving what some see as a leadership gap in the face of daunting challenges.

A veteran theme park executive has been selected to run Six Flags Magic Mountain, replacing the president who started at the Valencia theme park flipping burgers.

A woman who says failed U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore molested her when she was 14 has filed a defamation lawsuit against Moore and his campaign.

The Trump administration’s proposal to expand offshore oil development is being met with unyielding opposition in California, where drilling in coastal waters has been deeply unpopular since a devastating 1969 spill off the coast of Santa Barbara.

Thanks to social media, some weather terms take off, like this year's "bomb cyclone." A few years ago, it was "polar vortex." But don't ever say "winter hurricane."

Legal sales of recreational marijuana may have begun Monday, but don’t expect big changes in the workplace or in public.

More than 100 Sears and Kmart stores, including five Kmarts and six Sears stores in California, will be closing between early March and early April, Sears Holdings Corp. announced Thursday.

The NFL finished the regular season with TV ratings that fell nearly 10% below the previous season because of changing viewing habits, controversies facing the league and a possible saturation point in the number of games available.