Новости за 26.04.2018

Bill Cosby was found guilty of sexual assault by a jury of his peers on Thursday.

Bill Cosby, the comedian once warmly referred to as "America's Dad," was found guilty of sexual assault on Thursday after less than two days of deliberations — and celebrities were quick to respond to the news.

The Buffalo Museum of Science has been sitting on a rare find.

Embattled EPA Director Scott Pruitt acknowledged in congressional testimony Thursday that he was aware of at least one of two controversial pay raises for members of his staff -- despite downplaying his knowledge of the move in a recent Fox News interview.

The Oklahoma House of Representatives on Wednesday passed what has been dubbed as the ‘Constitutional Carry’ gun bill in a 59-28 vote.

Embattled comedian Bill Cosby was found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in his Pennsylvania home 14 years ago. His defense team said they plan to appeal.

Richard Karn is ready for tool time again.

At least 20 people were reportedly injured at an oil refinery in Wisconsin on Thursday after a sudden explosion that witnesses said rattled the air like a "sonic boom."

The State Department won't intervene to halt the extradition of an ex-Lithuanian judge and parliamentarian wanted on charges stemming from her claim of a powerful pedophile network in Lithuania.

Several celebrities have lashed back and even reportedly unfollowed Kanye West after the rapper produced a string of pro-Trump tweets.

A "homeless-looking" man in Oregon has confessed to sexually assaulting a horse after its owner found the animal “tied up in an unusual way” inside its stable, police and court documents say.

It turns out things weren’t always easy on the set of the show that explored the origins of Clark Kent. Stars from the show faced personal and professional struggles both before and after the series wrapped in 2011.

Brothers Osborne already have multiple CMA and ACM wins, a Grammy nomination and several hit singles under their belt and they've only just released their sophomore album.

Since early 2017, Scott Pruitt has led the Environmental Protection Agency -- but it hasn’t been smooth sailing for the former Oklahoma attorney general.

Employees at a Waffle House where four people were killed in a weekend shooting rampage wore orange ribbons, hugged each other and wept as the restaurant re-opened.

A Delaware woman who shot and killed a Villanova University official who was having an affair with her husband reportedly tried to get marriage help from users on an app months before the shocking murder-suicide.

Frank Somerville, a journalist at KTVU in Oakland, Calif., shared the photo with his followers Tuesday, along with a note from one of the kids' moms.

To say that Nintendo had a great year is a bit of an understatement.

President Trump, in an exclusive interview with "Fox & Friends," blasted former FBI Director James Comey on Thursday morning as a “liar and a leaker” and said he is “guilty of crimes.”

Iraq has awarded the rights to explore and develop two gas fields and a hydrocarbon-rich area in the country's northeast.

President Trump gave Dr. Ronny Jackson a clean bill of health in March – to run the Department of Veterans Affairs. But Jackson pulled his name from consideration after allegations about his past came to light.

The mysterious inner workings of NXIVM, the so-called Hollywood sex cult, are heading to the small screen.

Dr. Ronny Jackson, the embattled nominee for secretary of Veterans Affairs, has withdrawn his name from consideration, saying the “false allegations” against him have become a “distraction” for President Trump.

The U.N. human rights chief says he has witnessed "tremendous hope but also anxiety" in Ethiopia on his latest visit less than a month after the country installed a new prime minister who has promised reforms.

The father of terminally ill toddler Alfie Evans says he plans to meet doctors to discuss taking his son home from a British hospital.