Новости за 21.05.2020

A wandering herd of cows -- one with a plastic chair stuck over its head -- paraded into a Welsh town and ended up stampeding through the streets.

Wilson Roosevelt Jerman, a White House butler who served 11 presidents, has died from COVID-19 at age 91.

An Australian man said a trip to the dentist to get a tooth pulled went from painful to lucky when he scored a lottery jackpot worth more than $650,000.

National Weather Service forecasters warned of an above-normal 2020 Atlantic hurricane season Thursday, predicting 13 to 19 named storms this year.

K-pop star Moonbyul teaser her her "1st Ontact Live" show in support of her repackaged album, "Moon."

A Texas meteorologist shared weather radar footage showing a large swarm of bats being dispersed by gusts from a thunderstorm.

The Trump administration began informing allies Thursday that the United States intends to withdraw from the Open Skies military surveillance treaty.

Gallup unveiled new data Thursday showing that significantly fewer Americans avoided public places by the end of last week compared with the start of the week and the previous month.

The Department of Defense released the name of a National Guardsman who died in what it has classified as a non-combat-related incident in Afghanistan.

The Transportation Security Administration announced new guidelines Thursday to limit the amount of contact passengers must have with screeners as more people return to the skies during the coronavirus pandemic.

A Kansas family is celebrating an unusual milestone: the high school graduation of the state's first set of sextuplets.

VH1 released a trailer for "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars" Season 5, which premieres June 5.

Facebook unveiled Thursday an AI-powered messenger to protect minors from scams and unwanted contacts.

The Senate on Thursday confirmed Rep. John Ratcliffe to be the new director of national intelligence.

As long as nations can curb carbon dioxide emissions, tropical forests will continue to store large amounts of carbon, even as the planet continues to warm.

The Colombian government this week named the son of one of the country's most notorious warlords to run a program meant for victims of its long-running civil war.

Huntington Ingalls Shipbuilding division lifted the 320-ton aft deckhouse onto the guided missile destroyer Jack H. Lucas, also known as DDG 125, this week.

Free agent Cam Newton showed off his throwing power and fluid drop-back motion in a video posted to Instagram, as the quarterback hopes to sign with an NFL team before the 2020 season starts.

Roughly three-quarters of shorebird species across the Asian-Pacific region have been hunted since the 1970s, according to a new study.

"13 Reasons Why," starring Dylan Minnette, Alisha Boe, Brandon Flynn and Ross Butler, will return for a fourth and final season June 5.

A digital art display on South Korea's largest digital billboard is drawing attention for bringing a crashing wave to the top of a Seoul building.

Proactive testing and strict quarantining procedures at assisted-living facilities can help prevent outbreaks of COVID-19 among residents and the staff, a study published Thursday by JAMA Internal Medicine has found.

A new study finds that being overweight or obese ups the risk of pain in people with musculoskeletal disorders.

Chelsea Handler is returning to stand-up with a new comedy special for the HBO Max streaming service.

Boosting doses of opioid pain medicines doesn't appear to benefit patients with chronic pain, researchers report.