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Vampires may have existed; but then it was about people with a rare disease who thought that drinking blood was beneficial.

The Boston Red Sox are in line. The American baseball players deciphered the characters of opponent New York Yankees for a throw, partly thanks to an Apple Watch. As a result, the battle men knew exactly how the pitcher would throw the ball. Players and trainers may use their own eyes to crack the opponent's codes, but technology is strictly prohibited. Even binoculars are not allowed.

US President Donald Trump seized a demonstration in Boston against the events in Charlottesville on Saturday to recall unity.

Michelle Carter, a 20-year-old American woman who invaded her 18-year-old friend in 2014, was sentenced to fifteen months in prison on Thursday. She also gets a conditional five-year celestial sentence, according to American media.

The American Auction House RR Auction online auctioned a set of golf clubs that used Donald Trump before becoming president of America. Trump gave the clubs a gift to Andrew Lombardo, his personal caddy between 2004 and 2008. Trump, in turn, had received her from the company that produces the golf clubs.

A taxi was ridden on pedestrians at Boston airport on Monday. Several people were injured by this, CNN and other US media reported on the authority of Massachusetts police.

A judge in Boston has sentenced a former pharmacist to a nine-year celestial sentence for negligence and fraud in a fatal meningitis outbreak in 2012. Against co-founder and former head of the pharmaceutical company New England Compounding Center, Barry Cadden, 35 Year celebration required.

A mafia babe from Long Island, Sonny Franzese, was released at a prison at Boston at the age of 100. American media reported that on Friday afternoon, in a wheelchair after 35 years, he left the freedom behind the bars. He was the oldest prisoner of the US. He pulls in with his daughter in Brooklyn.

By 2015, approximately 2.2 billion people, almost one third of the world's population, were overweight. Their body mass index (BMI, body weight in kilos divided by the square of the length in meters) was 25 or more. Of them, over 600 million adults and nearly 108 million children (2-19 years) received the diagnosis obesity. Their BMI was over 30. In seventy countries, including the Netherlands, that is more than doubling compared to 1980.

Germans can also order their daily groceries at Amazon. The webshop has a food branch, AmazonFresh, which supplies from Berlin in Berlin and Potsdam from Thursday. AmazonFresh has 85,000 items in the assortment and says that groceries ordered before 12:00 have been delivered before dinner.

A journal of American former president John F. Kennedy was sold for more than 700,000 dollars on Wednesday. That reports various media in the US. It is a journal that the young Kennedy supported when he worked as a journalist for a short period of time after the Second World War. He reflected, among other things, on Hitler and the weaknesses of the United Nations.

Scientists from Harvard University in Boston claim to have found a second parchment copy of the Declaration of Independence. That reports the Harvard Gazette. The copy ended at an auction in 2015 in South England.

Former america football superstar Aaron Hernandez has committed suicide in his cell. Hernandez received a life sentence for murder. He was recently acquitted for another, double, murder.

Sporting goods manufacturer Adidas has apologized Tuesday for a marketing email sent to the company to members of the Boston Marathon. The runners were after the marathon Monday, Tuesday morning an email with a congratulatory Adidas: ' Congratulations, you survived the Boston Marathon '!.

Self-propelled, shared electric cars in the coming years make a huge rise in the United States. In 2030, the Americans will make 1,500 billion kilometers in such cars. That is a quarter of the total distance traveled. That concludes the Boston Consulting Group Monday.

The man was arrested Friday in Stockholm on suspicion of involvement in the attacks, a 39-year-old father in Uzbekistan. He would have displayed for Internet sympathy IS. It reports the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet.

Speaker manufacturer Sonos opened in February, the doors of the Boston office for the press. Not only does the new Play Base could be tested in a homely atmosphere, there was also a guided tour through all the test areas of the company.

What if almost three quarters of people have stand the TV on a cabinet? Then a hanging soundbar is not so convenient. So Sonos launches on March 7 next Playbar now the Play Base.

Taxiapp Uber is again under fire. The company would set up a secret program to remain invisible to authorities. As Uber could go unseen to work in cities where it is not yet allowed. The project, Grey Ball is called, is used inter alia in Australia, China, Italy and South Korea and in cities such as Paris, Boston and Las Vegas.

About 1200 Europeans are more likely to die from the emissions of Volkswagens with sjoemelsoftware. They go for about ten years before death than would have happened without the pollution. So say scientists at the US technology university MIT Friday in the scientific journal Environmental Research Letters.

Irish Marie Collins, a victim of sexual abuse by a priest, stepped out of the international committee that Pope Francis founded in 2014 in the fight against child abuse. Collins switches to 'frustration' because several members of the Roman Curia, the administrative body around the pope, refusing to cooperate in the prevention of child abuse. In a statement, called the Irish lack of cooperation 'outrageous.'

A small plane flew Tuesday in the roof of an apartment building near the US Boston. On photos social media sharing shows that the unit's tail still sticking out of the building. On possible victims is still unknown.

If a computer is hijacked, the chances are that the perpetrators come from Russia. All ransomware which goes around, comes three quarters from Russia, or at least of Russian-speaking cybercriminals. It involves 47 of the 62 discovered ransomware families, according to the Russian security guard Kaspersky Tuesday.

Hundreds of thousands of people have sat in several US cities took to the streets to demonstrate against the Friday sworn president Donald Trump. US media showed images of huge crowds in cities like Boston, Chicago and Washington.

A flight of Virgin America has faced long delays in San Francisco because it was looking for a Samsung Galaxy Note 7, reports BBC. That type of smartphone in the United States may not have been because it reports the plane over Galaxy phones catch on fire.

Squirrels in the US city of Boston seem obsessed with dramatic lighting that adorns the large trees on the street. They gnaw constantly cables through which one will be placed after the other tree in the dark.

Thousands of Americans have taken to the streets in the night from Wednesday to Thursday to protest against the election of Donald Trump as the new president of the United States.

Young Americans are very dissatisfied with the choices they can make this presidential election. Nearly one in four said in a poll they would rather have a 'gigantic meteorite destroys the earth than to see Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton in the White House. Reported Reuters.

Each airline ever lost a piece of luggage, but that a five year old boy is flown to the wrong city is serious gentleman, says his mother. That's why she goes to court.

A relatively small group of 1.6 million gun owners in the United States owns approximately half of the 264 million firearms in circulation in the country. Some individuals possess or 140 pistols and rifles. In the US, growing the total gun ownership steadily.