Новости за 22.01.2020

Officials in Belize are searching for an American woman who went missing over the weekend during an island excursion.

A new study of tap water samples across the United States has revealed PFAS compounds, human-made chemicals linked with a variety of health problems, to be more prevalent than earlier surveys.

Apparel retailer Express announced the closure Wednesday of 100 of its 650 U.S. stores by 2022, with 31 slated to close this month.

A Delaware man who accidentally bought two identical Powerball tickets for the same drawing had the mistake pay off when they each won him a $50,000 prize.

The owners of an Australian pizzeria cooked a nearly 340-foot pizza to raise money for firefighters battling the country's bushfires.

Toyota is recalling 2.9 million vehicles to check sensors on potentially faulty air bags, which may not deploy in certain circumstances.

Georgia authorities have used new DNA technology to solve three serial rape cases that were more than 20 years old, the Cobb County district attorney announced.

Rep. Adam Schiff called on senators to act as impartial jurors Wednesday when he delivered Democrats' opening statement in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.

The supply of homes for sale in the United States shrank for the seventh straight month in December and prices responded by spiking at a 7.8 percent annual rate, industry figures showed Wednesday.

"Old Town Road" rapper Lil Nas X discussed his love life and coming out as gay in an interview ahead of the Grammys.

Billy Eichner has been selected to portray journalist Matt Drudge in FX's "American Crime Story" Season 3.

Transoceanic Cable Ship Co. was awarded an $18.4 million contract to lay and repair cable for the Department of Defense worldwide, the Pentagon has announced.

Should a dying man be allowed to let doctors harvest his sperm for possible use by strangers after death? Yes, say two medical ethicists in Britain.

Utah became the 19th state in the nation on Wednesday to ban the widely discredited practice of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender conversion therapy.

"The Witcher" team is developing "The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf," a new anime movie, at Netflix.

New dates for the Yarrabubba crater, located in outback Western Australia, suggest the asteroid impact triggered the end of a global deep freeze called Snowball Earth.

The Utah Department of Health announced its HIV awareness campaign is being reinstated, but without the risque condom packages that sparked controversy.

Many American cancer survivors struggle to pay for their medical care and have to cut back on spending, dip into their savings, or change their living situation, according to a new survey.

Facebook Watch renewed "Red Table Talk" with Jada Pinkett Smith through 2022, and will launch a spinoff featuring Gloria Estefan.

A New York State Supreme Court judge on Wednesday ordered actor Cuba Gooding Jr. to stand trial on sexual misconduct charges on April 21.

Alison Brie, Dan Levy and Aubrey Plaza have joined the cast of romantic comedy "Happiest Season" starring Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis in the lead roles.

Sydney and parts of New South Wales were placed under a "severe" fire alert Wednesday after authorities ordered evacuations for residents in the Australian capital of Canberra.

An Alaska family's home security camera was recording when a man barricaded himself in a shed to escape an approaching moose.

Japan said Wednesday it would cooperate with "nations with shared objectives" in the Middle East.

"Altered Carbon," starring Anthony Mackie, Chris Conner and Renée Elise Goldsberry, will return for a second season on Netflix in February.