Новости за 28.05.2020

The major U.S. stock indexes closed flat on Thursday, ending the day with slight losses after gains earlier in the week.

A Florida man who received an alert from his doorbell camera checked the footage and was surprised to see a large alligator climbing on the bench on his front door.

American Indian tribal reservations in the Great Plains region of the United States have seen a 17 percent uptick in confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the past week, researchers report.

Police in New Zealand responded to a city street on a report of a body in the road, but arrived to find the purported corpse was actually a mannequin.

At least seven Afghan soldiers died in an attack on a security checkpoint that local officials blamed on the Taliban.

The Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering and the U.S. Air Force Warfare Center are working together to build a 5G cellular network for testing at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Thursday that it has seized 360 pills falsely marketed for COVID-19 treatment.

Apple announced Thursday that it has given a greenlight to the series "Hedy Lamarr," starring Gal Gadot as the Hollywood actress in an eight episode Apple TV+ series.

The U.S. Justice Department has accused 28 North Korean and Chinese nationals of violating U.S. sanctions to prevent Pyongyang from developing nuclear weapons, an indictment unsealed Thursday indicates.

The U.S. Small Business Administration said Thursday that $10 billion for a second round of small business rescue loans will be designated for Community Development Financial Institutions.

Antarctic ice sheets can retreat much faster than than modern satellite measurements show. According to a study of ridge patterns on the seafloor, the continent's ice sheets can retreat upwards of 165 feet per day.

Guinness World Records announced the "One World: Together at Home" special, which was broadcast globally and live streamed online, set two new world records recognized by the organization.

K-pop stars Momoland released a video for "Tiki Taka," a new single in collaboration with the animated series "Pororo the Little Penguin."

Pending U.S. home sales -- those based on contract signings -- fell 34 percent in April compared to the same month in 2019, an industry report said Thursday.

A 1762 vintage bottle of cognac, one of the oldest surviving cognacs in the world, sold for $146,000 at an online auction.

President Donald Trump said Thursday he will extend National Guard deployments through mid-August to help states with the coronavirus response.

"Doom Patrol," featuring Abigail Shapiro as Dorothy Spinner and Mark Sheppard as Willoughby Kipling, will return June 25 on DC Universe and HBO Max.

Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie on Thursday defended the VA's response to the coronvirus pandemic, denying allegations that a lack of safety equipment endangered veteran patients and staff.

Sen. Tim Kaine said Thursday that he and his wife, Anne Holton, tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies after experiencing flu-like symptoms in recent months.

The U.S. Army's 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade will deploy an advisory team to Colombia June 1 to support a counternarcotics cooperation with Colombian security forces, U.S. Southern Command announced Thursday.

"Jessica Jones: Playing with Fire," a new story about the Marvel superhero, premiered as an e-book and audiobook on Serial Box.

"Palm Springs" starring Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti, will be released on July 10, Hulu announced Thursday.

Washington Redskins offensive coordinator Scott Turner said quarterback Dwayne Haskins is "starting to click" in comprehending defensive coverages through team film sessions.

PJ Harvey will release a vinyl reissue of her debut album, "Dry," in July, with reissues of her entire catalog to follow.

The House halted a vote Thursday for a second time on a bill reauthorizing provisions related to spying under the Foreign Intelligence and Surveillance Act amid growing opposition.