Новости за 05.04.2018

For Cleophus Smith, who has labored as a sanitation worker in Memphis for half a century, it was important to mark the 50th anniversary of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s death by marching a mile and a half in his honor.

The head of the Food and Drug Administration is calling on internet service providers and social media companies to help rid the web of illegal offers of prescription opioids and illicit drugs that have contributed to the nation's drug crisis.

Enrique Hernandez spiked his helmet and flung his gear into the dirt. Yasiel Puig gazed at one of the umpires in disdain. Cody Bellinger held his bat by the barrel as he walked back to the dugout; it was the only contact his barrel made. In a 3-0 Dodgers loss to Arizona, the gestures were as futile...

The Fountain Valley City Council on Tuesday overcame a reluctance to spend public funds on joining the growing Orange County movement against California's so-called sanctuary immigration laws, voting to file a court brief supporting a federal lawsuit after Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Costa Mesa) offered...

President Trump, according to reporting in the Washington Post, is pleased to learn from special counsel Robert S. Mueller III that he is a subject, not a target of the Department of Justice’s investigations. Should the White House be celebrating?

In one video, Nasim Najafi Aghdam refers to herself as a “ninja” before making a series of odd, stunted motions spliced between clips from the reality series “America’s Got Talent.” In another video, she sports a blond pixie-cut wig while mocking people who choose to eat meat.

Media mogul Shari Redstone has been the catalyst behind the effort to recombine CBS Corp. and Viacom Inc., and she has grown frustrated by CBS’ seemingly strident approach to merger talks, according to three people familiar with the situation but not authorized to publicly discuss it.

Fred Roggin, the award-winning sports anchor for KNBC-TV Channel 4, has listed his home in the Oaks, a guard-gated community in Calabasas, for sale at $2.995 million.

As big cities go, London is safe.

In a population of 8.8 million people, it had 130 homicides last year, far less than the 292 in New York, a slightly smaller metropolis that is among the safest big U.S. cities.

But a recent surge in London killings — many of them by stabbing — has sparked growing...

One can hardly blame the stock market for being severely rattled by the proliferating signs of a trade war between the United States and the rest of the world.

A military jet crashed at Nellis Air Force Base on Wednesday morning during routine training maneuvers, officials with the Air Force said.