Новости за 16.04.2018

To the editor: Syrian leader Bashar Assad once again attacked his own people using chemical weapons. And once again, the United States retaliated with what its leaders called a surgical strike. (“Trump touts ‘perfectly carried out’ missile strike, but lacks an overall strategy toward Syria,” April...

Netflix saw yet another stellar quarter, with robust international subscription growth driving the company to new highs.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti confirmed Monday that SpaceX will build the company’s BFR rocket and spaceship system at a facility at the Port of L.A.

President Trump’s longtime lawyer and hard-nosed fixer, Michael Cohen, lost an early round in federal court in Manhattan on Monday, as a judge ordered him to disclose the name of a client he had tried to keep secret: Fox News personality Sean Hannity.

Kyle Busch stood on the hood of his No. 18 Toyota shaking his fists as the snow began falling around him. It was that kind of a long weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway.

“How many of y’all remember this?” Eminem asked not long into his performance Sunday at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

Desiree Linden displayed good sportsmanship during the Boston Marathon on Monday — and that ended up helping her to become the first American woman to win the race since 1985.

The search for the Santa Clarita family of four whose vehicle plunged into a Northern California river more than a week ago has entered a new and tragic chapter.

Authorities are expected to discuss the arrest of a 28-year-old man in connection with a fire at a commercial Studio City building, where two people died and two were critically injured.

Preventing Sen. Dianne Feinstein from getting the state Democratic Party’s endorsement was challenger Kevin de León’s biggest political coup so far.

Compton rapper Kendrick Lamar won the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for music for his album “Damn,” providing perhaps the biggest surprise as the awards for journalism, arts and letters were announced Monday in New York.

The most expensive home for sale in America is still found in Los Angeles, but it’s no longer the larger-than-life mansion that debuted a year ago in Bel-Air at $250 million.

Yasiel Puig has found an agent.

After being dumped by his representatives from the Wasserman agency in February, Puig has signed with Beverly Hills Sports Council, his new agency announced on Monday. Puig will be represented by Dan Horwits and Cesar Suarez.

Puig can become a free agent after the...

With the official publication Tuesday of former FBI director James Comey’s memoir, “A Higher Loyalty,” another round opens in the high-stakes Washington wrestling match between Comey and the president of the United States.

Bill Cosby's chief accuser at his sex-assault trial Monday denied framing the entertainer and said she doesn't even know a key witness who plans to testify that the accuser spoke of leveling false accusations against a celebrity.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti confirmed Monday that SpaceX will build the company’s BFR rocket and spaceship system at a facility at the Port of L.A.

Grammy-winning rapper Erik Schrody, better known as Everlast, has sold a Corona home for $1.13 million.

Toyota said Monday that it will start equipping models with technology to talk to other vehicles starting in 2021 as it tries to push safety communications forward. Most of its U.S. models should have the feature by the mid-2020s, it said.