Новости за 26.05.2020

Police responded to an affluent London neighborhood on a report of a "big cat" with cheetah-like markings and determined the animal was a domesticated Savannah cat.

The New York Stock Exchange floor reopened Tuesday to surging U.S. stocks after being closed for a little more than two months due to the coronavirus pandemic.

According to new genomic analysis, France was populated by a pair of ancient migrations: the first during the Neolithic period, roughly 6,300 years ago, and the second during the Bronze Age, some 4,200 years ago.

A third U.S. service member has died from coronavirus complications, according to information released by the Department of Defense on Tuesday.

Many people with high blood pressure may have an unrecognized hormonal condition driving their numbers up, a new study suggests.

An Australian man said he had forgotten about his lottery ticket until he scrolled through his email and discovered he had won more than $65,000.

Ohio state troopers responded to a stretch of highway to stop traffic and rescue a family of stranded geese spotted by a state representative.

Workplace wellness programs designed to encourage employees to engage in activities and monitor their health might have negligible benefits, according to a study published Tuesday by JAMA Internal Medicine.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to block a lower court's order requiring the federal government to transfer medically vulnerable inmates in Ohio to safer conditions during the coronavirus pandemic.

Costa Rica became the first country in Central America and sixth in Latin America to legalize same-sex marriage Tuesday.

Researchers found that kids who were picky eaters at age 4 were still turning their noses up at many foods at age 9 -- suggesting their finicky eating is more of a trait than a phase.

Territorial aggression between different species was thought to be rare, but new research suggests the behavior is surprisingly common among perching birds, a group that includes songbirds and their closest relatives.

An Idaho couple broke a Guinness World Record by teaming up to dress the husband in 32 T-shirts in one minute.

Audi has suspended Formula E driver Daniel Abt after he cheated during a charity esports event.

Glenn Fine submitted his resignation as the Pentagon's principal deputy inspector general Tuesday, his new post after being removed as acting inspector general last month.

A federal appeals court heard arguments Tuesday in the case of a transgender man who sued his former high school in Virginia over restroom access.

Using a new video technique, scientists have documented the ill effects of pesticides on the nursing behavior and larval development of honeybees.

K-pop stars Irene and Seulgi will release "Monster," their first mini album as a Red Velvet subunit.

Country music singer Alan Jackson will perform for fans in their cars June 5 and 6 in Alabama.

FX renewed long-running comedy series "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" for Season 15.

The former acting inspector general of the Department of Health and Human Services on Tuesday defended a report she issued a month ago that detailed severe shortages of medical supplies.

U.S. Africa Command reported Tuesday that Russia has deployed a military fighter aircraft to Libya to support Russian-sponsored private military contractors there.

A minor league baseball team in Florida is putting its stadium to good use amid a delayed season by renting out the property on Airbnb.

Sales of new single-family homes rose 0.6 percent in April buoyed by a nearly 9 percent increase in the Northeast, according to figures released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Tuesday.

NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman will provide details about the league's "return to play plan" for the 2019-2020 season during an announcement at 4:30 p.m. EDT Tuesday.