Новости за 03.03.2020

For the first time in the Pritzker Architecture Prize's four-decade history, the organization handed out the industry's most prestigious award to two women Tuesday.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday in favor of Kansas in a case about enforcing the state's identity theft laws against undocumented immigrants.

There have been 108 lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the U.S., and 9 deaths, but officials are concerned there are many more, telling Congress they will be able to perform up to 1 million tests by the end of the week.

Los Angeles Animal Services officers captured an unusual cat -- an African serval -- spotted wandering around a Hollywood neighborhood.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said his administration's working with Congress on legislation to speed up aid to communities affected by the coronavirus.

Director and NBA super fan Spike Lee said he will not attend another New York Knicks game this season after getting into an argument with the team about the entrance he uses at Madison Square Garden.

"When They See Us" actress Kylie Bunbury has joined "The Big Sky," a series based on the C.J. Box novel "The Highway."

K-pop star Lee Soo-young shared a romantic video for "Find Me," her first new song in 11 years.

The Leaning Tower of Dallas, a building remnant that went viral following a failed demolition, finally came down after two weeks of being struck with a wrecking ball.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to travel to the National Institutes of Health research center in Bethesda, Md., on Tuesday to participate in a roundtable discussion on the coronavirus.

Porsche is recalling over 70,000 Macan SUV models over a potential fuel leak and subsequent fire risk.

Members of the U.S. Supreme Court indicated they were unlikely to abolish the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as unconstitutional during oral arguments in a hearing Tuesday.

Purina Animal Nutrition, along with the Food and Drug Administration, announced a wide-ranging recall of rabbit, chicken and turkey food.

Attorney General William Barr announced Tuesday the largest coordinated sweep of elder fraud cases in history.

The U.S. Army is buying additional BONUS munitions from BAE Systems and France's Nexter Munitions, which are expected to be used with M109 self-propelled howitzers and M777 ultra-lightweight towed howitzers.

Liz Phair announced on Tuesday she will be releasing a new album titled "Soberish" and embarking on a tour this summer.

Justin Timberlake celebrated Jessica Biel's 38th birthday by throwing her a pajama party and dedicating a post to her on Instagram.

At least 22 people died Tuesday after a tornado swept through Nashville and surrounding areas of Middle Tennessee.

A former South Korean comfort woman forced to serve in Japanese brothels during World War II has died, according to a local NGO.

Fighting resumed between forces in Afghanistan and the Taliban in at least 17 provinces on Tuesday, just days after the United States signed a peace deal to withdraw its troops after nearly two decades.

Pregnant "Game of Thrones" alum Sophie Turner shared how her relationship with Joe Jonas has changed since their wedding.

Police and animal control officers in New Jersey said an escaped goat led them on a chase down the appropriately named Lambs Road.

The hoarding and misuse of medical supplies are compromising the ability to provide healthcare workers worldwide with protection against COVID-19, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.

Syfy announced on Tuesday that fantasy drama "The Magicians" will come to an end following Season 5.

Kim Jong Un's powerful younger sister warned Seoul on Tuesday in a rare statement defending the regime's recent tests of short-range projectiles.