Новости за 28.07.2020

The Trump administration won't accept new applications for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, the Department of Homeland Security said in a memo released Tuesday.

Major League Baseball on Tuesday postponed the Miami Marlins' next six games because the team's recent coronavirus outbreak, while commissioner Roger Goodell wrote about the NFL's difficult, persistent journey.

Police began searching a garden in north-central Germany this week as part of an investigation into the 13-year disappearance of Briton Madeleine McCann, prosecutors said Tuesday.

The new Mars rover set for launch on Thursday in Florida kicks off an effort that will take at least 10 years to bring rock samples back to Earth.

A fox that got its head stuck through the middle of a plastic reel outside a church in Britain received assistance from animal rescuers and veterinarians.

The U.S. Senate's coronavirus relief proposal includes $29 billion for the Pentagon, including at least $7 billion for weapons programs and $11 billion to reimburse defense contractors for coronavirus-related expenses.

An Australian man said he is feeling lucky after winning a lottery jackpot of more than $70,000 and becoming a father on the same day.

A 99-year-old California woman broke two Guinness World Records when she piloted a plane and gave a flight lesson in the air.

Maine officials said Tuesday that a great white shark was responsible for killing a woman off the coast -- the first fatal attack in the state's recorded history.

Tropical storm warnings were issued for Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands in advance of the developing system that is expected to rapidly strengthen in the Atlantic basin.

The Afghan government announced Tuesday that its peace talks with the Taliban will start in a week, along with a prisoner swap.

Officials in an Italian region said a serial escape artist bear nicknamed Papillon is once again on the loose after breaking through the barrier of his reinforced pen.

The Blue Crew of the USS Hershel "Woody" Williams departed Naval Station Norkfolk for its inaugural deployment Monday.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes signed a record-breaking contract this off-season and will use some of his money to purchase a portion of Major League Baseball's Kansas City Royals.

South Korean boy band BTS are set to release a new reality series, titled "In the SOOP," onto the Weverse app in the U.S. on Aug. 20.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday the Federal Reserve approved a three-month extension of emergency lending under the Federal Reserve Act, allowing it to run until the end of this year.

A pub in the Australian outback has banned a pair of beloved local emus from the establishment for "bad behavior" including stealing food and defecating on the floor.

Former Vice President Joe Biden unveiled Tuesday a racial equality plan, a day after he unveiled a women's agenda .

"Cuphead," a run and gun action game inspired by cartoons of the 1930s, was released onto PlayStation 4 on Tuesday.

K-pop stars Blackpink shared a teaser poster and release date for "The Album," their debut studio album.

Astronomers have for the first time observed a conveyor belt-like streamer from a dense molecular cloud fueling the growth of a young binary star system.

"Supernatural" actor Misha Collins and "Good Omens" star Michael Sheen launched the Super Good campaign for people experiencing homelessness.

Charlie Balducci, who appeared on MTV reality series "True Life," has died at the age of 44.

Remington Arms, the country's oldest gun company which is facing a lawsuit from Sandy Hook victims' families, filed for bankruptcy protection in Alabama Monday.

Mini-suitcases with the Starbucks logo and foldable camping chairs are at the center of an inquiry at South Korea's National Assembly.