Новости за 25.08.2020

U.N. Security Council President Triansyah Djani said Tuesday that the United States cannot snapback sanctions on Iran.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell Tuesday, as three new companies will join the index next week and three others will leave as part of a shake-up led by Apple's decision to split its stock.

Food and Drug Commissioner Stephen Hahn said criticism about his interpretation of the benefits of using convalescent plasma to treat coronavirus patients is "entirely justified."

A bear that became trapped in a culvert on a Colorado property was rescued Tuesday morning by wildlife officials.

The Department of Defense is crowdsourcing input from service members and civilian DoD employees for ways to better promote diversity and inclusion in the department.

A Minnesota man who discovered an unexpected $150,000 in his bank account said he eventually learned the money had been intended for small business relief.

The Marine Corps announced plans Tuesday to build a new wargaming facility in Quantico, Va., next year.

Authorities ordered more than 500,000 people in coastal Texas and Louisiana to evacuate before Hurricane Laura makes landfall.

New research suggests the addition of food-grade polymers, such as polyacrylic acid, to water solutions can prevent misting. In lab experiments, small amounts of polyacrylic acid eliminated aerosolization entirely.

A British Columbia woman who lost her family heirloom wedding ring nearly 18 years ago said the ring was found hidden inside a dresser she sold to a neighbor.

K-pop group Kard shared a preview of its video for "Gunshot," the title track from its single album "Way with Words."

The aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson has left Bremerton, Wash., for sea trials after 17 months of maintenance. The vessel will arrive at its home port in San Diego later this year to start F-35 training and integration.

The United States on Tuesday condemned Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's meeting with Hamas leaders.

NBCUniversal gave a series order to "Joe Exotic," a new show starring Kate McKinnon as Big Cat Rescue founder Carole Baskin.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he plans to nominate Chad Wolf to be secretary of the Department of Homeland Security in an effort to make official the role he has fulfilled in a temporary capacity since November.

A satellite internet service provider is offering to pay someone $1,000 to "digitally detox" in nature without any electronic devices.

One-third of social services staff working in Pittsburgh in the aftermath of the mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue reported suffering from mental health issues a year later, a JAMA Network Open study found.

Sara Gilbert, Samira Wiley, Anthony Rapp will star in the new HBO Max LGBTQ docuseries "Equal."

More than a million Rohingya refugees living in Bangladesh remain in limbo three years after hundreds of thousands fled Myanmar amid targeted persecution.

"The Stand," starring James Marsden, Amber Heard, Whoopi Goldberg and Alexander Skarsgård, is coming to CBS All Access in December.

The Kremlin said Tuesday there is currently no need to start a criminal investigation into Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny after German physicians said they believe he was poisoned.

Home prices in the United States are more than 4% higher, on average, than they were last summer, the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index said Tuesday.

"Home Improvement" co-stars Tim Allen and Richard Karn are teaming up again to star in a new competition series on History, titled "Assembly Required."

"The West Wing" cast will perform together during a new special to promote voting in the 2020 presidential election.

Consumer confidence in the United States has fallen to a six-year low, due mainly to the surge in COVID-19 cases this summer, new data showed Tuesday.