Новости за 05.06.2020

The Minneapolis City Council voted Friday on a measure that bans police from using choke holds and other neck restraints in response to the death of George Floyd and national civil unrest.

A North Carolina man said finding out his favored store had closed early on a recent day led to his winning a $150,000 lottery jackpot.

Cristobal strengthened into a tropical storm on Friday as it edged closer to the southern Gulf of Mexico, expected to make landfall in Louisiana late Sunday or early Monday.

Starz announced Friday that eight of its documentary titles pertaining to racial inequality would be free to view without a subscription.

Emergency responders in Britain came to the rescue of a cow that fell into a river and had trouble climbing out of the water on its own.

The U.S. Navy's Special Warfare Center resumed its SEAL training after classes were paused in March because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A letter signed by nearly 1,300 public health and infectious diseases professionals, and community stakeholders, says fear of COVID-19's spread is no excuse to stop people from joining police brutality protests.

President Donald Trump on Friday signed a bill loosening restrictions on how small businesses can spend stimulus loans without having to pay them back.

The Icelandic Coast Guard said a team of explosives experts was dispatched to a home where a World War II era explosive was found by a person doing yard work.

The Navy destroyer USS Russell completed a transit of the Taiwan Strait, the waterway between China and Taiwan, on Thursday and Friday, officials said.

Among patients in China with COVID-19, researchers found that those with high blood pressure had twice the risk of death from the coronavirus compared with patients who didn't have high blood pressure.

Teens who donate blood are at significant risk for long-term iron deficiency, a new study warns.

Universal Orlando's theme parks reopened to the general public on Friday, as Disney World began recalling employees for theme park openings in July after months of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Netflix canceled 'Next in Fashion' on Friday, but host Tan France says they could take it to another network for Season 2.

Assessing how much elderly people exercise may help determine their risk for heart disease, a study published Friday in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Innovations, Quality and Outcomes has found.

A Philadelphia judge on Friday ordered the release of Walter Ogrod, a man who's served 23 years on death row for a slaying prosecutors now don't think he's responsible for.

British car giants Bentley, Aston Martin and McLaren have all announced staff cuts totaling almost 3,000 jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Railway service was held up on a route in Scotland when a wild boar wandered out onto the tracks, blocking the path of trains.

The prospects for finding young Earth-like planets are better than scientists thought, according to a new study.

The strike group led by the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman will return to Norfolk, Va., after several months at sea, the Navy announced on Friday.

A British Columbia woman said she was overwhelmed with relief when a wallet she lost at a Walmart store was returned with its contents -- more than $5,000 in cash -- still intact.

African-Americans have been following news reports and other information about the coronavirus outbreak closer than any other racial or ethnic group, a new survey by the Pew Research Center said Friday.

African-Americans have been following news reports and other information about the coronavirus outbreak closer than any other racial or ethnic group, a new survey by the Pew Research Center said Friday.

Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser renamed the street in front of the White House Black Lives Matter Plaza on Friday, sending an obvious sign to President Donald Trump.

K-pop star Eunkwang shared a preview of his video for "No One Knows," a song from his forthcoming EP, "FoRest: Entrance."