Новости за 30.03.2020

A family dog that went missing for three days in Vietnam was rescued from a deep pit by a man with a rope and bucket.

Long-term exposure to air pollution may increase a person's risk for developing dementia, an analysis published Monday by JAMA Neurology has found.

The popularity of Netflix's new docu-series "Tiger King" has prompted a Florida sheriff to reopen a cold case, asking for leads in the missing persons case of Jack "Don" Lewis.

A British comedy club said about 20 police officers responded to the facility to shut down a live show that actually took place more than two weeks earlier.

The U.S. Capitol and its surrounding buildings will be closed to the public for another month after President Donald Trump extended restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic, federal officials announced Monday.

An animal's numerical competence influences its chance of survival, according to a new study.

A fast, simple test for COVID-19 scheduled to be released Thursday could speed diagnosis and help focus healthcare workers on areas with the worst outbreaks, experts said Monday.

A radar system known as Space Fence, which can track material in space as small as 10 centimeters, is fully operational, the U.S. Space Force announced.

A police inspector on traffic duty in India is raising awareness of coronavirus lockdown measures by wearing a motorcycle helmet modeled after the virus.

The American Civil Liberties Union and Planned Parenthood Federation of America filed a lawsuit Monday against Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds' order halting abortions amid the coronavirus pandemic.

K-pop group Monsta X released a video for "Wish on the Same Sky," a new Japanese single.

A new dating site launched amid the coronavirus pandemic aims to help people create connections while social distancing.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in New York, the U.S. epicenter of the crisis, has surpassed 66,000 with the addition of 7,000 new cases, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said in an update Monday.

An Ohio legislator is sponsoring a bill that would ban requirements that student athletes get a waiver to wear religious apparel while competing.

Myanmar is warning a spike in cases of the novel coronavirus could take place within its borders as more than 20,000 migrant workers return from neighboring Thailand.

A painting by Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh was stolen in an early morning break-in at the Singer Laren museum in the Netherlands on Monday, museum officials said.

The National will celebrate the 10th anniversary of "High Violet' by releasing a three-disc vinyl version of the album.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his aides should not have to quarantine even though an adviser tested positive for the coronavirus, his office said Monday.

The U.S. Marine Corps announced the operational capability of the California-based helicopter squadron known as the "Ugly Angels" on Monday.

The makers of Busch Beer are teaming with a Minnesota animal rescue to offer three months worth of free beer to anyone who adopts or fosters a dog from the group.

Imagine needing insulin to live but a natural disaster suddenly cuts off access to your medication. New drone technology may one day come to the rescue by making urgent deliveries to remote locations, researchers say.

A New York man who was attacked at a Hanukkah celebration at a rabbi's home three months ago has died from his injuries, officials said.

Ken Shimura, a famed Japanese comedian, has died at the age of 70 due to complications from COVID-19.

Michelle Money said her 15-year-old daughter, Brielle Money, is "on life support" after fracturing her skull during a skateboarding accident.

Emergency responders in Washington, D.C., were called to the Potomac River to stop a motorboat that kept moving in circles after its driver fell overboard.