Новости за 20.04.2020

Some of the victims killed in a mass shooting in Nova Scotia were remembered Monday after a man impersonating a police officer killed 19 people during a 12-hour shooting rampage that spanned miles.

The addition of cable bacteria to soil can reduce the methane emissions of rice cultivation by as much as 90 percent, according to a new study.

An Australian family who collected a nearly $400,000 lottery jackpot said they have been using the same numbers for nearly 20 years.

If colon cancer runs in your family, screening at age 40 might help catch the disease at an early stage, or even prevent it, specialists say.

A joint U.S.-Norwegian effort to produce solid fuel propulsion systems for hypersonic missiles was announced by the U.S. Defense Department on Monday.

Despite increased demand for inhalers in some parts of the United States, Americans with asthma shouldn't ration their medications during the coronavirus pandemic, the American Lung Association says.

Police in Australia shared video of a kangaroo speeding through the empty streets of a normally bustling city amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The United States Supreme Court ruled Monday that criminal trial juries must be unanimous to convict defendants, an interpretation of the Sixth Amendment right to a jury trial adopted by all U.S. states except one.

K-pop group NCT Dream will release the EP "Reload" and a music video for the single "Ridin'" on April 29.

Police in Britain shared photos of an unusual sight encountered by an officer -- a goose that settled down to lay an egg at an empty train station.

The majority of Americans view the environmental movement positively, Gallup said Monday in an update of its trend data ahead of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day on Wednesday.

The Defense Department expects a three-month slowdown in equipment procurement because of the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the Pentagon said Monday.

Leonard Fournette's time with the Jacksonville Jaguars could be nearing an end. The AFC South team is talking about a potential trade.

"Riverdale" star Cole Sprouse spoke out following rumors he cheated on Lili Reinhart with Kaia Gerber.

More than three-quarters of restaurant workers in the United States -- about 8 million -- have been put out of work by the coronavirus crisis, a new survey showed Monday.

"The Lovebirds," starring Kumail Nanjiani and Issa Rae, is coming to Netflix on May 22.

ALMA data revealed surprisingly large amounts of carbon monoxide sublimating from the first known interstellar comet 2I/Borisov.

After three elections and months of stalled negotiations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader Benny Gantz agreed to a coalition government on Monday.

Bon Jovi canceled its 2020 tour with Bryan Adams, rather than postpone, and will refund ticketholders.

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman have called a truce and are working together to support COVID-19 relief efforts.

The leader of the World Health Organization on Monday decried the politicization of the coronavirus pandemic and warned that "the worst was yet to come" if international unity is lost.

A North Carolina man who nearly picked up what he thought was a black garden hose outside his home said he abandoned his plan when he realized it was a 6-foot snake.

South Korea is extending a helping hand to foreign veterans of the 1950-53 Korean War with planned shipments of face masks.

Russia intercepted a U.S. Navy aircraft over the Mediterranean Sea for the second time in four days, the U.S. Navy said Monday, with each country offering a different account of the incident.

Travis Scott will perform and premiere a new song during "Astronomical," a virtual event in the video game "Fortnite."