Новости за 29.06.2020

Malls in New York that seek to reopen under the state's Phase 3 status must have air conditioning filters that can help reduce air particulates that could spread the coronavirus, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday.

New analysis suggests New Zealand's giant penguins and a much younger group of Northern Hemisphere birds, the plotopterids, were physically quite similar.

Integrated exercises by strike groups of aircraft carriers USS Nimitz and USS Ronald Reagan are underway in the Philippine Sea, the Navy announced.

Low to moderate alcohol consumption may actually improve memory and cognitive function, according to a study published Monday by JAMA Network Open.

A Michigan man who won $160 from a scratch-off lottery ticket decided to put his luck to the test and bought three more of the same ticket -- winning $2 million.

Animal control officers in Massachusetts came to the rescue of a red-tailed hawk that took a night flight to a golf course and ended up tangled in netting.

India deployed surface-to-air missiles to its border with China in the Himalayan Mountains after a clash with Chinese troops left 20 Indian soldiers dead.

Canadian provinces that allow retail displays promoting e-cigarettes had nearly three times the teen vaping rate, a new study found.

Social networking site Reddit banned a large President Donald Trump fan group Monday for violating new hate speech rules.

HBO Max announced Season 1 of "David Makes Man," a drama series from "Moonlight" writer Tarell Alvin McCraney, will be available to stream starting July 16.

The effects of gold mining on forest health are long lasting. According to new research, gold mining stunts the regrowth of Amazon forests, limiting their ability to store carbon.

Health insurance plans with high deductibles may be taking a financial toll on black patients, according to a new study of cancer survivors.

A family out fishing in a boat on a Wisconsin lake ended up coming to the rescue of a bear swimming with a plastic jug stuck over its head.

Citing cybersecurity concerns, India blocked access to 59 mobile apps originating in China, including TikTok, WeChat and other entertainment and messaging applications, the government said Monday.

Citing cybersecurity concerns, India blocked access to 59 mobile apps originating in China, including TikTok, WeChat and other entertainment and messaging applications, the government said Monday.

The 74-year-old retired California police officer accused of committing multiple murders and attacks during the 1970s and '80s as the "Golden State Killer" took a plea deal to avoid the death penalty, prosecutors said.

Authorities in Ohio said a team of wild animal specialists responded to a home where a woman found a large snake perched on a shelf above the washer in her laundry room.

The Federal Aviation Administrated started test flights of the Boeing 737 Max on Monday morning, moving the once best-selling aircraft one step closer to recertification after being grounded for more than a year.

A Quebec man preparing to finally throw out his orphaned left hockey skate seven years after losing its twin discovered the long-lost ice skate hanging from a road sign.

United States Women's National Team soccer stars packed rosters to kick off the NWSL Challenge Cup and played up to expectations, as dramatic goals led the North Carolina Courage and Washington Spirit to victories.

The United States and five NATO allies began a 12-day anti-submarine warfare exercise in the North Atlantic Ocean on Monday, the U.S. Navy reported.

The director of the World Health Organization warned Monday that the coronavirus pandemic is "not close to being over," a day after after cornavirus pandemic topped 10 million cases and 500,000 deaths worldwide.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday struck down a law shielding the director of the Consumer Finance Protection Board from being fired at will by the president.

Samurai warriors clash in the new cinematic trailer for upcoming PlayStation 4 exclusive title, "Ghost of Tsushima."

New York governor Andrew Cuomo said the MTV Video Music Awards will be held in Brooklyn with limited or no audience in August.