Новости за 13.07.2020

Bodies stressed by severe COVID-19 could produce abnormally high blood sugar levels, even in people without diagnosed diabetes, Chinese researchers report.

An Australian man's joke about his scratch-off lottery ticket being a top-prize winner caused him to experience disbelief when his wife scratched off an actual jackpot.

Dozens were injured as Navy and local firefighters continued to battle the blaze on the docked amphibious assault ship the USS Bonhomme Richard in a San Diego harbor Monday.

A tiger seeking refuge from flooding wandered into an Indian town and found shelter inside a resident's goat shed.

Attorneys general in 18 states sued the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Monday over a threat to deport international university students enrolled in online-only classes this fall.

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce and former NFL players DeMarco Murray and Brian Urlacher have joined celebrity couple Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez in their bid to purchase the New York Mets.

An Idaho man with a talent for breaking Guinness World Records kept three balloons in the air for 1 hour, 12 minutes and 50 seconds.

Researchers said Monday that international trade bodes well for developed countries' environmental sustainability, but has the opposite effect on developing countries.

Women who take beta blockers for high blood pressure are at nearly 5 percent higher risk for heart failure than men, even if they have no history of heart disease, according to a study published Monday.

Officials in a Japanese city said a serval, an exotic cat native to Africa, was captured after about two weeks on the loose.

Latvia is prepared to house, and pay for, U.S. troops if they leave Germany, Latvia's defense minister told a Bookings Institution virtual conference.

Florida reported its second-highest daily total of new COVID-19 cases on Monday, continuing a trend, as New York reported the first day of no coronavirus deaths since March.

The Taliban led a wave of attacks Sunday and Monday through northern Afghanistan killing dozens of security force members in the latest sign of the breakdown in peace talks.

A federal judge on Monday asked for clarity on President Donald Trump's order that commuted the criminal sentence of Republican political operative Roger Stone.

K-pop stars GFriend released the mini album "Song of the Sirens" and a video for the title track, "Apple."

White House Chief Technology Officer Michael J.K. Kratsios will be the acting head of Pentagon research and engineering, the Defense Secretary said on Monday.

YouTube stars Joey Graceffa and Daniel Preda announced their breakup in an emotional video.

The governor of Okinawa demanded stronger U.S. action after 61 U.S. Marines at two military bases on the island were reported infected with the COVID-19 virus.

A sealed copy of 1985 video game Super Mario Bros. set a new world record when it was auctioned for $114,000 -- the highest price ever paid for a video game.

Authorities in Southern California announced they were confident that a body recovered from Lake Piru was actress Naya Rivera, who went missing last week and was presumed drowned.

Searchers in Southern California announced Monday they have found a body in Lake Piru, where actress Naya Rivera is believed to have drowned last week.

"Jumanji: The Next Level," "The Grudge," "Charlie's Angels," "Little Women," "Bad Boys for Life," "Bloodshot" and "Fantasy Island" will air as part of Starz's "Summer of Blockbusters @Home" event.

Docuseries "Ravi Patel's Pursuit of Happiness" has moved to HBO Max from CNN, and will premiere on the streaming service on Aug. 27.

Researchers used a mathematical model inspired by social media to show that winter warming of oceans could disrupt fisheries, based on a study of populations in the Mediterranean Sea.

The Taimyr District administration declared a state of emergency in the Arctic's Tukhard settlement located in the country's Krasnoyarsk Region on Monday after a pipeline lost pressure and released jet fuel.