Новости за 28.02.2020

Fines against four major cellphone carriers could top $200 million, Federal Communication Commission Chairman Ajit Pai suggested Friday.

African monarch butterflies feature highly variable color patterns, and the prevalence of a male-killing bacteria infection explains why.

Firefighters were summoned to Walt Disney World in Florida when a boat on the Jungle Cruise ride took on water with passengers aboard.

A Colorado couple who kept finding snakes in and around their home called in experts, who removed more than 150 of the reptiles from a large den under their back deck.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily halted the Trump administration's "Remain in Mexico" policy Friday.

All state and local public health laboratories across the country will have the capability to test for COVID-19 by the end of next week, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials said Friday.

K-pop star DPR Live shared a space-themed video for his forthcoming album "Is Anybody Out There?"

"David Makes Man" star Akili McDowell will have a major recurring role on the Showtime series "Billions."

Authorities evacuated a busy train station in Paris on Friday and rail service was disrupted due to a growing fire that was started by nearby protesters, officials said.

Police in Ohio shared photos from an unusual situation - removing an illegal pet alligator from a resident's home.

"The Flash" and "StartUp" alum Reina Hardesty, Nandy Martin and Zainne Saleh have joined the CW series "Maverick."

The Israeli Supreme Court has ruled a controversial law that bars same-sex couples and single men from accessing surrogacy services is discriminatory -- and ordered it be changed, or entirely eliminated.

The crew of the aircraft carrier USS George Washington, along with Huntington Ingalls' Newport News Shipbuilding Division, relighted the ship's hull lights this week in a brief ceremony, Huntington Ingalls said.

Quibi announced on Friday a new comedy series titled "Q Talks."

United Airlines announced Friday it will reduce service throughout Asia due to the rising number of coronavirus cases in the region, amid declining traveler demand.

Dakota Johnson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Kelvin Harrison, Jr., and Ice Cube star in the musical comedy-drama film "The High Note."

Foreign leaders arrived in Qatar Friday to prepare for a peace agreement that will end U.S. military involvement in Afghanistan after almost two decades.

Japan has requested a valuation from the International Atomic Energy Agency of its plans to discharge contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi plant.

Green Day has announced on Twitter they are postponing a number of concert dates throughout Asia due to the coronavirus. BTS has similarly canceled planned shows in South Korea.

On the last day before the South Carolina Democratic primary, the party's candidates finished whirlwind campaigning they hope will inject life into their potential nomination in a little more than four months.

"Day of the Dead," a TV remake of the George A. Romero zombie movie, and "The Surrealtor" got a green light at Syfy.

An Ohio man said he is giving up solid food for Lent and switching to a beer-only diet in an attempt to set a world record.

Celebrities attend "An Unforgettable Evening" benefiting the Women's Cancer Research Fund at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif., on February 27, 2020.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo testified in Congress Friday that a drone strike that killed an Iranian commander last month made U.S. troops safer in the Middle East, but his presence was countered by major protest.

Researchers have uncovered the source of the ocean's remarkable biodiversity.