Новости за 10.06.2020

University of Florida researchers on Wednesday announced plans to repurpose a gene therapy approach used to treat rare neuromuscular diseases for a potential vaccine against COVID-19.

The Federal Reserve announced Wednesday it's decided to leave interest rates unchanged, and near zero, after its latest policy meeting.

A federal judge Wednesday blocked the Trump administration from using pandemic-based health justifications to deport a Honduran teen.

A North Carolina man who won a $212,757 lottery jackpot said his numbers came from an unusual source -- an old scratch-off lottery ticket.

A White House memorandum on polar security has the U.S. Coast Guard considering the addition of armed, nuclear-powered icebreakers to its aging fleet.

Racial disparities in the care received by babies born prematurely and their mothers might be narrowing and generating improvements in overall survival, a study published by JAMA Network Open says.

A class ring lost by its owner 15 years ago is on its way back to him after it was found by workers doing sorting at a Tennessee recycling plant.

Young children who suffer a concussion are likely to have vision and balance problems, according to a new study.

Turkey will purchase an additional Russian-made S-400 air defense system, the head of Turkey's Defense Industries Administration said.

As the coronavirus pandemic persists, a stark reality has hit millions of Americans: The rent is still due.

Starbucks announced Wednesday that the company will close some cafes and focus on a new model of drive-through and "to-go" services as customers adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A cutting-edge "lab-on-a-chip" has shown promise in detecting early breast cancers and tumors that have developed in other parts of the body.

K-pop group BTS celebrated and reflected on its time together ahead of its seventh anniversary.

A Texas woman attempting to rescue a squirrel from a backyard kiddie pool received a caught-on-camera fright when the animal jumped and climbed up her body.

Archaeologists have recovered a 13,500-year-old bird figurine from a heap of ancient sediment removed during a 1958 well-digging operation.

"Karma," a new reality competition hosted by Michelle Khare, features 16 teenagers completing outdoor challenges.

A retired judge appointed to review the Michael Flynn said Wednesday the Justice Department Wednesday showed a "gross abuse" of power in seeking to dismiss charges against the former national security adviser.

A man with more than 150 Guinness World Records titles took his efforts to America's Got Talent, where he broke a record for tearing T-shirts.

"Fancy" rapper Iggy Azalea, who is dating Playboi Carti, confirmed she has a son but said she will keep his life private.

Hundreds of former Justice Department employees on Wednesday called for a probe of Attorney General William Barr's involvement in a move by police to clear demonstrators from an area near the White House last week.

"Batwoman" showrunner Caroline Dries said on Twitter Wednesday that she will not be killing off main character Kate Kane following actress Ruby Rose's exit from the series.

Rachel Adedeji, who played Lisa Loveday on "Hollyoaks," exited the British soap opera after sharing her experiences with racist behavior.

U.S. fighter aircraft intercepted two waves of Russian bombers flying within eight miles of U.S. airspace near Alaska on Wednesday, officials said.

The International Olympic Committee has kept guidelines in place for disciplinary action for athletes who participate in protests, which includes taking a knee, for the 2021 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin defended the effectiveness of the CARES Act during testimony Wednesday in front of the Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee.