Новости за 20.02.2020

Funeral services will be held Friday for a South Dakota farmer who was killed earlier this week in a grain bin accident.

A new poll suggests that education is all that stops most Americans from embracing plant-based diets that are better for the planet.

A skier at a Swedish resort captured video when an apparently confused moose ran through the snow, narrowly missing skiers on the crowded slope.

A woman visiting her grandfather in North Carolina took her elder's advice and ended up winning a $100,000 lottery jackpot.

The University of Southern California said Thursday tuition will be free to students whose families make $80,000 or less.

A group of environmental and community organizations sued the Trump administration Thursday, accusing the government of improperly burning stockpiles of so-called "forever chemicals," which could cause cancer.

K-pop group Monsta X released footage of themselves performing and promoting their English-language album, "All About Luv."

Firefighters in California said a paraglider who crashed into some power lines was rescued after being stuck for more than three hours.

A brain surgeon in London had a patient play her violin during a tumor removal to ensure her musical abilities weren't affected by the procedure.

"American Horror Story" actress Sarah Paulson and Kiera Allen star in "Run," a horror film from "Searching" director Aneesh Chaganty.

Larry Tesler, a former chief scientist for Apple and the man who invented the concepts for computers to cut, copy and paste, died this week. He was 74.

Quibi announced a "Reno 911!" revival series Thursday. All seven original cast members return along with three new ones.

Country music singer Luke Combs extended his "What You See is What You Get" tour featuring Ashley McBryde, Drew Parker and Ray Fulcher.

Raytheon has received a $121.5 million deal for integrated logistics support and engineering services support for the Navy's guided missile destroyer DDG-1000 ship class, also known as the Zumwalt destroyer.

Ben Affleck said Violet, Seraphina and Samuel, his children with Jennifer Garner, are a major factor in his sobriety.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Thursday the Russian government was behind a cyberattack last fall in the former Soviet territory of Georgia, and vowed the United States will provide security help from now on.

The Weeknd announced on Thursday a new world tour in support of his upcoming fourth studio album titled "After Hours."

A woman who lost her class ring in a New York restaurant bathroom in 1984 was reunited with the item thanks to an air conditioner repairman's years-long search.

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans Thursday to build 3,000 new Jewish homes beyond the Green Line in Givat Hamatos, despite international opposition that stalled the move for nearly a decade.

Early effectiveness estimates released by the CDC Thursday indicate that the flu vaccine developed for 2019-20 reduced doctor visits associated with the virus by 45 percent overall, and by 55 percent in children.

The Bank of England introduced a new polymer £20 note into circulation Thursday that features an image of renowned 19th century British artist JMW Turner.

Extensive cracking actually makes historic wood paneled paintings less vulnerable to environmental variability, not more.

WWE has announced that Nikki Bella and Brie Bella will be returning to SmackDown on Friday.

"Hollywood," starring Darren Criss, David Corenswet, Jeremy Pope and Patti LuPone, is coming to Netflix in May.

President Donald Trump released his economic report Thursday, which hails his administration for stimulating a robust U.S. economy -- and seeks to dispel any notion that former President Barack Obama had any hand in it.