Новости за 17.04.2020

Animal rescuers in Britain came to the assistance of a deer found with its antlers caught in a large piece of netting.

The Navy and Newport News Shipbuilding have finished building and testing the first lower elevator on the aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford and will likely turn it over to the ship's crew soon, James Geurts said.

Engineers at Virginia Tech University have developed a new, more efficient fog harp capable of harvesting water from even a light fog.

The Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday upheld the conviction and death sentence of a man who killed his cellmate in 2017.

Few think of the toilet as a font of valuable information, outside what you might read while you're sitting on the throne.

A 30- to 45-minute test to identify and diagnose the COVID-19 virus is under development, University of California at San Francisco scientists announced.

Taylor Swift announced Friday that all of her 2020 performances are canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. She will reschedule her U.S. and Brazil tour dates for 2021.

At least 32 deaths, mainly women and children, were attributed to fighting in Myanmar on Friday, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said.

Couples forced to postpone their weddings due to the COVID-19 pandemic are being given the chance to win a year's worth of free beer from Busch.

Deactivation of a stress-signaling system in the brain, the opioid receptor system, can decrease binge drinking, scientists at the Medical University of South Carolina report in a new study with mice.

the experimental drug remdesivir might become the most powerful weapon in the fight against COVID-19. It is highly effective against an enzyme that plays a crucial role in the spread of the new coronavirus.

A California man captured rare video of bioluminescent waves glowing bright blue as they crashed on the shore of a beach.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday reported more than 600 new deaths from COVID-19 but hailed statistics showing a continuing slowing of hospitalizations at the center of the U.S. outbreak.

A Chicago man who racked up a $90 tab at a grocery store didn't realize until he got home that he had been charged more than $11,000.

Freeform has canceled its update of "Party of Five" after only one season, the trades reported Friday.

A Saudi princess posted on social media this week that she has been held in prison with her daughter and pleaded to be released for medical reasons.

Less than a third of the world's population could subsist on locally grown food, according to a new study published Friday in the journal Nature Food.

Facebook began rolling out a new emoji reaction Friday, allowing users to show they "care" in response to their friend's posts.

Three U.S. destroyers with the United States 6th Fleet are conducting maneuvering exercises in the Black and Baltic seas, according to NATO and the U.S. Navy.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday reported more than 600 new deaths from COVID-19 but hailed statistics showing a continuing slowing of hospitalizations at the center of the U.S. outbreak.

K-pop group GOT7 released a video for its forthcoming EP, "Dye," featuring behind-the-scenes footage of a photoshoot.

Vietnam's grocery stores are offering free groceries in addition to "rice ATMs" for people in need amid the coronavirus pandemic.

"Fuller House" star Bob Saget will host "Bob Saget's Here for You," a new podcast featuring celebrity guests John Stamos, Tiffany Haddish, John Mayer and Macaulay Culkin.

As we continue to stay indoors due to the COVID-19 pandemic, more entertainment options are becoming available to stream from home.

German researchers have developed an allergy diagnostic test using nasal secretions instead of blood, a medical journal reported on Friday.