Новости за 13.04.2020

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 dropped on Monday while technology stocks lifted the Nasdaq Composite to a slight gain.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama and the non-profit voter registration group she chairs threw support behind Democratic efforts to make it easier to vote by mail, a trend President Donald Trump says is rife with fraud.

The aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford completed its qualifications for pilots in its first Fleet Replacement Squadron exercise, the U.S. Navy said.

The new coronavirus survives on the floors of hospitals treating infected patients and on the shoes of medical staff caring for them, according to new data released Monday by the CDC.

Researchers found that black people experienced "significantly faster declines" in global cognition and memory compared to white people. These declines occurred even faster as blood pressure rose.

Rare plant species are being replaced by more common species at an alarming rate, according to a new study.

A Nebraska man who collected a $54,000 lottery jackpot said lottery luck runs in his family -- his brother won a large prize just a few years earlier.

Emergency responders in Georgia teamed up to relocate a large alligator that decided to block traffic by taking in the sun in the middle of a busy road.

Almost half of Americans say the Bible should influence laws in the United States to some degree -- and almost a quarter say it should have significant sway, a survey showed Monday.

The Senate postponed action on additional coronavirus relief proposals Monday to at least Thursday with the plans already stalled since last week as Democrats and Republicans argue over what needs to be included.

An Australian family's close call with a venomous snake on their front stoop was recorded by their home security cameras.

Boeing Co. restarted production of the P-8 and KC-46 military planes on Monday after a two-week shutdown caused by coronavirus concerns.

NASCAR handed an indefinite suspension to Kyle Larson on Monday after the Cup Series driver used a racial slur during a virtual race.

A British police department posted a reminder on Twitter not to call the emergency number to report a neighbor for snoring.

K-pop stars Twice shared a preview of "Twice: Seize the Light," a YouTube Originals series exploring their 2019 world tour.

Amazon reached its goal of hiring 100,000 new employees to address increased demand during the pandemic and now wants to hire 75,000 more, the company said Monday.

Student government elections have been postponed at South Korea's top-ranked Seoul National University following allegations of sexual harassment involving a student candidate.

A Chinese aircraft carrier passed through the East China Sea over the weekend, a maneuver keeping defense ministries in Japan and Taiwan on edge.

"The Amazing Race" contestants will visit Trinidad and Tobago, France, Germany, Kazakhstan and Brazil in Season 32 of the CBS series.

Formula 1 racing legend Stirling Moss has died. He was 90.

The new mobile streaming service Quibi was downloaded 1.7 million times in its first week, during the coronavirus shutdown, its chief executive officer Meg Whitman said.

The Defense Department began executing a $133 million project to make N95 masks, its first coronavirus-related order under the Defense Production Act.

"Riverdale" star Camila Mendes, Jessie T. Usher and Jamie Chung star in the Netflix thriller "Dangerous Lies."

A 93-year-old Pennsylvania woman whose plea to neighbors for more beer went viral on social media is getting her request fulfilled by Coors.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio both reported significant progress Monday in the fight against the coronavirus disease in the U.S. epicenter for the crisis.