Новости за 13.10.2020

If you have a baby bump and no one's there to see it, does anyone need to know you're pregnant?

"James Brown's Celebrity Hot Tub," this is not.

"Two and a Half Men" star Conchata Ferrell died Monday after complications following a cardiac arrest. She was 77.

NYPD Chief of Patrol Fausto Pichardo abruptly resigned from his post Tuesday, according to police and sources. Pichardo was appointed by Police Commissioner Dermot Shea in December and oversaw the department’s “largest and most visible bureau,” according to the NYPD. In the role, he oversaw a majority of the force’s nearly 24,000 uniformed police officers,...

The director behind the first coronavirus doc isn't afraid of controversial topics, from Scientology to WikiLeaks.

Breonna Taylor’s boyfriend is “a million-percent sure” that Louisville cops didn’t identify themselves before bursting into the 26-year-old emergency medical worker’s apartment and shooting her dead, according to a new report. Kenneth Walker asked “several times” who was knocking on their door on March 13 and got no answer he said during an interview on...

This year’s Amazon Prime Day is filled with some major deals, including markdowns of up to 30% off a variety of Fitbit devices. The health-tech brand is known for its style, versatility and ease of use. And the sale features everything from smartwatches to scales. Each Fitbit device comes with customizable features that will make...

Philip Rivers is looking like a $25 million Colts mistake. The veteran quarterback threw two interceptions in a Week 5 loss to the Browns, as it’s clear the 38-year-old has struggled to find his groove with the Colts and click with the team’s best receiver, T.Y. Hilton. But for now, the Colts won’t send Rivers...

Utah Sen. Mitt Romney on Tuesday beseeched Americans from all political persuasions and walks of life — from President Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on down — to restore civility to public discourse. “I have stayed quiet with the approach of the election,” the former Republican presidential candidate began a Tuesday tweet. “But I’m...

The father of an Orthodox Jewish reporter who was attacked during an anti-lockdown protest in Brooklyn last week expressed “shock and disgust” at his son’s tormenters in an open letter published Tuesday. Yitzchok Kornbluh said his son Jacob has been targeted by trolls hurling “vile comments and curses” at him — with some even suggesting...

Police rescued an injured hawk Tuesday morning that was stranded in Brighton Beach. The pair of NYPD Emergency Service Unit cops used a shirt to pull the bird to safety from the side of a building near the basement at 65 Oriental Boulevard just after 9:30 a.m. The bird was taken to the 61st Precinct...

The vibrant colors of fall have arrived in parts of the Northeast but weather conditions mean the leaves are changing sooner with a shorter window to be viewed. The U.S Drought Monitor says much of the region is experiencing drought conditions, with “extreme drought” reported in parts of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and...

The Netherlands is considering allowing kids 12 and under to be euthanized if they are terminally ill and have no hope of recovery. Health Minister Huge de Jonge proposed the new policy to the States General of the Netherlands, the country’s legislature, on Tuesday, saying termination of life should be accessible for “a small group...

City parents are flying blind. The Department of Education has yet to announce rudimentary policies three weeks into the new school year — leaving families frustrated and wanting answers. The DOE still doesn’t have a grading system in place and hasn’t released any attendance figures for the academic year thus far. There has been no...

Despite the fact that some may be experiencing so-called “caution fatigue,” the coronavirus pandemic is still raging, with certain areas across the country — namely the Midwest — seeing a surge in cases and hospitalizations. And with autumn officially here, bringing with it flu season, experts are urging the public to remain diligent in taking...

The Vatican is in the process of renewing a deal with the Chinese Communist Party, raising concerns among U.S. officials and human rights advocates who note that China is one of the most dangerous places on the planet to be Christian. While the precise terms of the two-year-old agreement are undisclosed, observers say the pope...

The next time you shell out $1,000 for a new iPhone, don’t expect a pair of complementary headphones in the box. Apple has jettisoned the popular freebie — as well as the 18W power adapter it has included with every iPhone — in an effort to reduce the size of the packaging for its new...

Former White House physician Ronny Jackson told reporters on Tuesday that he was “convinced” Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, 77, does not have the cognitive ability to be commander-in-chief. “I’m pretty familiar with what it takes both physically and cognitively to do that job and what the demands of that job are,” Jackson, 53, who...

Cops on Tuesday ripped down a Trump banner placed on the iconic arch in Washington Square Park, according to police sources and video. The small blue flag, hung about 25 feet up on the eastern part of the structure, was taken down about 2 p.m. after appearing overnight, according to an officer at the scene,...

The NYPD has created a committee to “reimagine” policing in the city and plans to hold a series of public forums to meet a statewide reform mandate laid down by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, officials said. “This is about reimagining, if you will, policing in New York City,” Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said Tuesday. “How do...

Apple is trying something with its new iPhone 12 that it hasn’t done in years: making it smaller. The tech giant on Tuesday announced the iPhone 12 mini, its smallest flagship device since the iPhone 5. With a 5.4 inch display, the iPhone 12 mini packs all the same internals as its larger counterpart, and...

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Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin is looking at this week’s home game against the Cleveland Browns as a battle for positioning in the AFC North, not as any sort of revenge against Myles Garrett. The Browns’ defensive end earned an indefinite suspension last November for swinging a helmet at Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph, resulting in...

A Florida man brought along an AR-15 rifle, a 9mm handgun and a cache of ammo for his Disney World family vacation due to safety fears over recent anti-racism protests in the state and across the country, a report said. The 43-year-old Palm Beach Gardens man checked into Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort in Orlando with...

A Las Vegas man accused of shooting two men in unprovoked attacks — including the alleged “thrill killing” of a sleeping homeless man – has been indicted on murder and related charges. Noah Green, 21, was indicted by a grand jury on Oct. 6 on charges of murder with a deadly weapon, attempted murder with...