Новости за 02.06.2020

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose more than 267 points on Tuesday as U.S. markets continued a growth streak to begin the month of June.

Authorities in Georgia filed criminal charges against six Atlanta police officers Tuesday, accusing them of using excessive force against two people protesting police brutality.

New research suggests designated bee groomers, or allogroomers, are essential to the health of their colony.

British skateboarder Sky Brown, 11, has been hospitalized after a terrifying fall from the end of a half-pipe.

Ford and Volkswagen finalized a deal Tuesday with Pittsburgh-based Argo AI to introduce autonomous vehicle technology to the United States and Europe.

An award-winning sled dog racer arrived home Tuesday with 24 dogs in a historic plane after being stranded in Alaska.

Tropical Storm Cristobal, the third named storm of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season, formed over the southwestern Gulf of Mexico Tuesday afternoon.

Hall of Fame basketball player Wes Unseld -- the 1968-1969 NBA MVP -- died Tuesday. He was 74.

K-pop group TXT released a preview of its video for "Puma," a song from its new EP, "The Dream Chapter: Eternity."

U.S. Rep. Adam Smith, chair of the House Armed Services Committee, on Tuesday called for a hearing on potential domestic deployments of the U.S. military in response to protest activity in the United States.

Coronavirus infections declined as temperatures warmed up to 52 degrees Fahrenheit, investigators found. But reductions beyond that temperature threshold were modest.

Former Indiana football player Chris Beaty was shot and killed over the weekend in downtown Indianapolis.

Warner Bros. said it is offering free rentals of "Just Mercy," starring Michael B. Jordan, to encourage education about "systemic racism."

A woman's cat appears to perk up and poke into her workout video like a photobombing human, saying 'hello hello.'

BBC One announced on Tuesday a new series hosted by soccer star Peter Crouch combining the worlds of sport, comedy and music, titled "Save Our Summer."

The way they're treated by other people can cause young burn survivors more distress than their physical challenges, two surveys find.

The Trump administration Tuesday sanctioned four companies and their oil tankers for conducting business with the Venezuelan government under embattled President Nicolas Maduro.

The brain must store memories to learn and acquire knowledge, but where do these memories go, and what do they look like? Finally, scientists have some answers.

Joey Image, a former drummer of the Misfits, has died at the age of 63.

Alex Congelliere asked for prayers after welcoming her third child, a daughter, with Phil Congelliere, following infertility struggles.

Curfews failed to rein in violence during a seventh night of protests in major U.S. cities, which led to a number of injured -- including multiple law enforcement officers.

Home prices across the country increased 1.4 percent in April from last month and 5.4 percent compared to a year ago, according to data from the CoreLogic Home Price Index.

Several states and Washington, D.C., vote in presidential primaries on Tuesday, with the greatest number of delegates on the line of any day since Super Tuesday in March.

Emily Canellos-Simms has received a Guinness World Record for the largest book fine ever paid at more than $345.

The 2020 Obie Awards have been postponed due to the nationwide protests taking place over the death of George Floyd.