Новости за 23.07.2020

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite all fell on Thursday as tech stocks dropped and the Labor Department reported rising unemployment claims.

Star Trek Nickelodeon original animated series to debut next year unveiled Thursday its name and logo.

The family and friends of civil rights icon the Rev. C.T. Vivian laid him to rest Thursday at an Atlanta church, though some participated remotely via video.

A Wisconsin man proved his devotion as a friend by making good on a 28-year-old handshake promise and splitting his $22 million Powerball jackpot with his longtime buddy.

A second round of mass flooding in several provinces across China is expected to increase the risk of natural disasters.

A visitor to a South Carolina state park captured video showing a trio of law-abiding alligators using a crosswalk to make their way across a road.

Novel bone structures found on the skull of Crocodylus checchiai, an extinct African crocodile species, suggest American crocodiles originated in Africa.

Tropical Storm Gonzalo weakened slightly but is expected to bring hurricane conditions to the southern Windward Islands over the weekend, forecasters said Thursday.

The Washington Nationals will be without star outfielder Juan Soto for Thursday's MLB season opener against the New York Yankees after he tested positive for COVID-19.

Douglas strengthened into the Pacific Ocean's first major hurricane of the 2020 season.

Police in Taiwan said they identified the owner of a lost Nintendo Switch by using a function in the popular game Animal Crossing to send postcards to other players.

A German youth court on Thursday found a 93-year-old man guilty of murdering 5,232 people as a guard at a Nazi concentration camp during World War II.

Apple said Thursday that it will add "Shining Girls," starring Emmy-Award winner Elisabeth Moss, to its lineup.

Security cameras at a Russian bar were recording when a cash-obsessed kitten made two attempts to run off with stacks of cash.

Washington's NFL team will call itself the "Washington Football Team" for the 2020 season and until the NFC East franchise decides on a new nickname.

Fear of COVID-19 is keeping keep some people from getting medical help for critical conditions like stroke and heart attack, experts say.

Malaysia's communication minister said Thursday that producers are required to apply for a license for all videos amid a dispute over a documentary by Al Jazeera Media Network.

Government leaders on Thursday appointed a three-member panel to investigate Canada's deadliest shooting attack in history, which killed nearly two dozen people in Nova Scotia last spring.

GFriend shared a "special clip" video featuring footage from day two of their "Apple" music video shoot.

Pennsylvania State Police are on the hunt for a loose goat that has repeatedly been seen wandering into traffic on a busy highway.

Democrats on Thursday said the coronavirus relief bill that Senate Republicans and the White House have hashed out falls "very short" of their expectations and said it likely won't pass through Congress.

The United States and Britain on Thursday said Russia conducted a non-destructive, space-based, anti-satellite weapons test earlier this month.

"Sweet Magnolias," starring JoAnna Garcia Swisher, Brooke Elliott, Heather Headley and Jamie Lynn Spears, will return for a second season on Netflix.

As many as two-thirds of all American adults have underlying health conditions that put them at increased risk for severe COVID-19, according to data released by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Luke Combs announced new dates for his "What You See is What You Get" tour, which was postponed due to COVID-19.