Новости за 08.07.2020

Probiotic supplements might help ease depression symptoms in some people, a new research review suggests.

People who saw educational messages on social media about the importance of hand-washing and social distancing in preventing the spread of COVID-19 were up to twice as likely to engage in these practices, a study says.

United Airlines warned its employees Wednesday that it could lay off up to 36,000 front-line workers in October if the travel industry doesn't pick up after a lull caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

A Canadian man who won a lottery jackpot of nearly $75,000 said the winning ticket sat forgotten for months in the pocket of a jacket he had loaned to a friend.

A pair of volumes from a 15th century Chinese encyclopedia sold for more than 1,000 times their estimated price when they fetched a high bid of more than $9 million.

A provision in the House version of the $694.6 billion defense budget includes $1 million to rename U.S. Army facilities named after Confederate leaders.

The U.S. Navy's autumn physical fitness assessment cycle will be suspended to minimize the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the Navy announced.

The anti-drone defense system of Northrop Grumman Corp. -- the Forward Area Air Defense Command and Control -- was selected by the Defense Department for short-term use, the company announced on Wednesday.

A British police department took to social media with an important reminder for local residents: a freezer delivery to the wrong address is not a police emergency.

New York City announced Wednesday that public schools will reopen for fall with reduced in-person classes. Vice President Mike Pence said the CDC would clarify its guidelines after criticism from President Donald Trump.

When some students return to classrooms across the United States in the fall, New York City public schools will operate a reduced in-person schedule, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday.

Universal Pictures has postponed the release dates for "Halloween Kills," "Halloween Ends," "The Forever Purge" and "Candyman."

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and actress Janelle Monáe stars in the new horror film "Antebellum" and in Season 2 of the Amazon series "Homecoming." Here's a look back at her career.

Firefighters in Britain came to the rescue of a hapless horse that sunk up to its shoulders in muddy water.

K-pop star Jeong Eun-ji shared a track trailer for "Simple is the Best," a song from her forthcoming EP "Simple."

Benny Gantz, Israel's defense minister, entered quarantine Wednesday after learning he had been in contact with a person who was confirmed to be infected with the novel coronavirus.

"Empty Me" singer Chris Sligh was diagnosed with double pneumonia after testing positive for COVID-19.

A new rivalry between Inter Miami CF and Orlando City SC will open Wednesday's MLS is Back Tournament. The tournament marks the return for the league after a three-month suspension due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Denise Richards discusses her return to "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" and "The Bold and the Beautiful," a cameo in new movie "Money Plane," her non-profit Quantum Reach Foundation and her CB ME skin care line.

Police in Australia said a driver pulled over for speeding on the highway ended gave officers a good excuse -- he was fighting off one of the world's deadliest snakes.

"Catfish" will return with new, remotely produced episodes starting on Aug. 5 at 8 p.m. EDT.

"Class Action Park," a documentary film about the world's "most dangerous water park," will stream on HBO Max.

A 6-year-old girl fishing in a Maryland river reeled in a cellphone that was dropped into the water nearly a year ago -- and it still works.

Engineers have developed a new wood-based steam generator that can purify water using bacteria-produced nanomaterials and energy harvested from the sun.

Air wings of U.S. Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa met at Spangdahlen Air Base, Germany, for a Large Force Exercise, the Air Force said on Wednesday.