Новости за 06.01.2020

Those who experience trauma and extreme poverty in childhood may lag behind others in terms of brain development, resulting in intellectual and behavioral difficulties as adults, a new study suggests.

Among men and women between the ages of 50 and 80, only 43 percent have looked online to see how patients rated a doctor, researchers report.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper announced Monday that his chief of staff Eric Chewning will step down at the end of the month to return to the private sector amid mounting tensions with Iran.

Hill Air Force Base in Utah unveiled its new $140,000 ground transportation simulator, the Air Force announced Monday, which is expected to improve vehicle operation training and save tens of thousands of dollars.

Many American teen girls and young women under the age of 21 are undergoing pelvic exams and Pap tests they just don't need, a new study finds.

A trio of escaped pigs wandered into a supermarket in Russia and were caught on camera raiding the liquor aisle.

The Australian Defense Force have been integrated into evacuation efforts from brushfires consuming the east coast of the country, as Operation Bushfire Assist has ships and helicopters helping move people and supplies.

The Los Angeles County District Attorney announced Monday four counts of sexual assault charges have been filed against disgraced Hollywood power broker Harvey Weinstein.

A Wisconsin man who lost his class ring while studying in Europe in 1977 said he was shocked to discover the ring was in the possession of an Australian woman more than 40 years later.

Teenagers who've experimented with opioid painkillers are likely to be taking other health risks, a new study finds.

World War I epic "1917" and dark comic book adaptation "Joker" are among the nominees for the 2020 Writers Guild Awards.

K-pop group Ateez shared a video for "Answer," the title track from its new EP, "Treasure Epilogue: Action to Answer."

A protracted conflict between the United States and iran would "significantly worsen" the economic prospects of the Middle East, the U.S. credit rating agency Moody's said Monday.

Travelers from Wuhan are feverish after arriving in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and Singapore, days after dozens of people fell ill following a mysterious pneumonia outbreak in the central Chinese city.

"Shakira in Concert: El Dorado World Tour" will debut on HBO ahead of the singer's Super Bowl LIV halftime show.

For only the second time, scientists have tracked a fast radio burst to its source. This time, researchers traced the signal to a nearby spiral galaxy.

Jake Borelli, Niko Terho, Britt Baron and Karamo Brown star in the LGBT romantic comedy "The Thing About Harry."

Dua Lipa pranked unsuspecting shoppers by speaking only in song lyrics Monday on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."

A squadron at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma completed its first live mission using the AN/TYQ-23A information system, the U.S. Air Force announced.

JetBlue Airways will become the first large U.S. airline to commit to offsetting its emissions from all of its domestic flights with plans to become carbon neutral by July.

Researchers have identified CD1a, a molecule found in human skin cells, as the culprit in a complex process that triggers allergic contact dermatitis following application of certain cosmetics and skin creams.

"Bachelor" and "Bachelor in Paradise" alum Caila Quinn got engaged to her boyfriend, Nick Burrello, in Florida.

Former National Security Adviser John Bolton said Monday he would be willing to testify if subpoenaed for an impeachment trial of President Donald Trump in the U.S. Senate.

"Truth Hurts" singer Lizzo stepped away from Twitter after clashing with a person who attributed her popularity to an "obesity epidemic."

Deputies in Florida responded to a home where shouts for help were heard by a neighbor and discovered the distressed cries were coming from a playful parrot.