Новости за 19.05.2020

President Trump said he will sign a new executive order encouraging economic development during the coronavirus pandemic.

As the U.S. and Israel suggest Iran is backing down, the Islamic Republic is looking to boost its regional ties.

Nearly 70 percent of black South Carolina residents are "extremely concerned" with COVID-19 outbreaks in their community compared to just 27 percent of whites, a Clemson University survey finds.

Ambassador Susan Rice wrote in the email that President Obama had emphasized that everything should be done "by the book."

Although both countries have begun reopening businesses, the international border will remain closed until June 21 and both governments will continue to make decisions on a week-by-week basis, says Trudeau.

"We heal the general public, our patients. But we also have this untapped power to heal one another," Tara Rynders told Newsweek.

The comedian answered questions about his Netflix show on May 18.

"What Congress has done to date has been remarkably timely and forceful," Jerome Powell told senators. "I do think we need to take a step back and ask over time: Is it enough?"

Professional sports could return sooner than later, though the novel coronavirus pandemic will likely keep fans from watching games in person.

The NBC serial killer horror series will be available for streaming in its entirety on Netflix, bringing Mads Mikkelsen's memorable performance as Hannibal Lecter to your living room.

Andrew Cuomo needs to fall on his sword when it comes to nursing home deaths in New York state.

The 400-pound fish was caught in New Jersey waters on May 16, 2020. Ocean County Sheriff 911 have shared photos of the fisher with his giant catch.

The CEO of Qantas Airways Limited warned travelers Tuesday passenger fares could rise eight or nine times their pre-pandemic costs if social distancing measures are implemented on planes.

"When he pulls out of the cooperation of the nations of the world in creating a vaccine it hurts us," Schumer told 'Morning Joe'. "If another country comes up with that vaccine ahead of us, God bless them, but we would want to have the benefits of that."

It's a masterpiece in the making.

Choung Woong Ahn was convicted of attempted murder in June 2013. He had been facing deportation from the U.S. before his death.

The OSHA said it "is working diligently" to help employers meet safety obligations amid the COVID-19 crisis.

USAID requests that the U.N. remove abortion from its coronavirus response plan.

Sebastian De Souza portrayed Catherine's lover on Hulu's satirical series "The Great."

"We are not a country that believes in tearing babies away from their parents," said Families Belong Together chair Jess Morales Rocketto.

The subpoena requests are part of the committee's investigation into whether the Russia investigation was politically motivated.

The Boss will join Boston's finest remotely for the first performance in an empty Fenway Park, where both artists will trade off songs.

The president has threatened to pull the U.S. out of the World Health Organization unless it reforms.

Strict lockdown measures have implemented in Shulan, a city in northeast China, earlier this month were heightened on Monday after additional residents tested positive for the new coronavirus.

The number of people claiming for benefits due to unemployment has risen above the 2 million mark for the first time since 1996.