Новости за 03.07.2020

A white woman who was recorded on video pointing a gun at a black woman and her daughter in a Michigan Chipotle parking lot has been charged, along with her husband, with felony assault, a local sheriff said.

Getting the recommended amount of exercise could cut your risk of early death, a new study indicates.

At least 20 people were killed and five people were hurt in Pakistan Friday after a bus carrying Sikh pilgrims collided with a train.

A federal grand jury indicted a suburban Cleveland Catholic priest on multiple charges of possession of child pornography and child exploitation.

Scott Eastwood played Staff Sgt. Clint Romesha in "The Outpost," a film about the Army's battle against Taliban forces at Combat Outpost Keating. His co-stars included real veterans of that battle.

People with HIV who were hospitalized with COVID-19 didn't have worse results than COVID-19 patients without HIV, new research shows.

At least four people were killed and more than 90 injured Friday in an explosion at a Turkish fireworks factory, and the hunt continued for dozens of people feared to be trapped in rubble, authorities said.

Édouard Philippe resigned as prime minister of France Friday after three years leading President Emmanuel Macron's government.

Meteorologists warn that ongoing heat and drought in portions of the Southwest and Plains states are likely to get worse.

West Virginia loosened fireworks sales rules in 2016. And since then, the state has seen a 40 percent boom in fireworks-related injuries, researchers say.

The number of U.S. confirmed coronavirus cases climbed to record highs as residents celebrated the Independence Day weekend Friday, with daily case numbers increasing in 40 out of 50 states.

The Screen Actors Guild said it plans to hold its 2021 SAG Awards ceremony March 14.

The animated "Star Trek" series, "Below Decks," is set to debut on CBS All Access on Aug. 6.

Dozens of University of Washington students living in fraternity houses have tested positive for COVID-19, raising concerns about the risks universities will face when students return in the fall.

Anthony Anderson is set to interview his "Black-ish" co-star Tracee Ellis Ross when he guest hosts "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Monday.

President and first lady Donald and Melania Trump will head to South Dakota Friday to watch the first fireworks display at Mount Rushmore National Memorial since 2009.

A new federal criminal complaint says missing soldier Pfc. Vanessa Guillen was killed by a fellow soldier at Fort Hood, Texas, and his girlfriend helped to dismember and hide the body.

The actors' union SAG-AFTRA has issued a "Do Not Work" order to the cast of the pandemic drama, "Songbird."

Discovery Channel has announced its traditional Shark Week programming block will kick off on Aug. 9.

"Ice Ice Baby" singer Vanilla Ice has canceled Friday's outdoor concert in Austin because of a spike in coronavirus cases in Texas.

The CW has decided not to renew its "Riverdale" spinoff, "Katy Keene," for a second season.

As the United States continues to increase pressure on two adversarial nations, a U.S. judge issued a warrant for the seizure of more than 1 million barrels of gasoline being shipped by four Iranian tankers to Venezuela.

The Trump administration has issued guidance to airports and airlines to mandate the use of face coverings at all times as well as employ social distancing measures to prevent further spread of the coronavirus.

Joey Chestnut, the top-rated competitor in Major League Eating, said the coronavirus-mandated changes to this year's Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest in New York offer a "trade-off" of advantages and disadvantages.

NASCAR and IndyCar will race at the same track on the same weekend for the first time when the top motorsports tiers rendezvous at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The races highlight a packed live sports weekend.