Новости за 22.09.2020

Of the 16 women in NASA's astronaut ranks, one of them is likely to make history as the first woman to walk on the moon as early as 2024. The selection probably won't be made for some time, but one of more of these women will make history more than half a century after the first men walked on the moon.

Former first lady Hillary Clinton will host an upcoming iHeartRadio original podcast 'You and Me Both,' the podcast publisher said Tuesday.

Minority residents of U.S. nursing homes and assisted living communities have been especially hard hit in the coronavirus pandemic, two University of Rochester studies show.

A Missouri man who has been using the same set of lottery numbers for more than 10 years won a $50,000 jackpot -- just two years after collecting a $19,000 prize.

Type 2 diabetes can be tough to control without medication. But for some people, the thought of daily shots makes them delay or avoid starting insulin therapy.

Contact tracers in two North Carolina counties have struggled to get COVID-19-positive patients to cooperate with investigations, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a report released Tuesday.

Police and firefighters in Florida teamed up to rescue a "butthead" steer that struggled against the emergency responders as they worked to free it from a mud pit.

A Pakistani athlete achieved his 34th Guinness World Record when he completed 49 pushups with his finger tips while carrying 60 pounds on his back.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is advising against traditional trick-or-treating this year.

NASA and the U.S. Space Force have signed a collaboration agreement that includes plans for expanded lunar exploration.

The Delta Air Lines pilots union said Tuesday the airline agreed to delay a furlough decision on more than 1,700 pilots to Nov. 1.

Engineers investigating why an entire Welsh village lost broadband signal at the same time every day for 18 months said they finally identified the source: an elderly resident's old TV set.

The best time to get your flu shot is now if you want to protect yourself against a potential "twindemic" infection of influenza and COVID-19, experts say.

The male fork-tailed flycatcher, a passerine bird species native to the American tropics, creates unique sounds by fluttering its feathers at high frequencies.

The Army is funding research that could allow drones to run on any type of fuel.

NCT 2020, a subunit of the K-pop group NCT, shared a video featuring new members Shotaro and Sungchan.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in said denuclearization and "lasting peace" remain a possibility on the Korean Peninsula during his virtual address to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday.

Gabby Barrett, Morgan Evans and Riley Green will join Kane Brown, Kelsea Ballerini, Lady A and other artists on the iHeartCountry Festival lineup.

The United States will need to cut spending by at least $900 billion per year over the next few decades to restore the national deficit to its 2019 level, according to a report by the Congressional Budget Office.

Firefighters in California said they hoisted a horse out of a 60-foot ravine using a harness and a helicopter.

Encouraging voluntary social distancing may be more effective at containing the spread of COVID-19, while increasing compliance and reducing economic costs, according to the authors of an analysis of cellphone data.

Microsoft on Tuesday launched Azure Orbital, a new service that connects satellites to its cloud to process data from space.

Luxury brand Gucci is turning heads online for an unusual piece of high fashion apparel: a pair of $1,400 denim overalls designed to look like they are already grass stained.

Former NFL players DeAngelo Williams and Gary Barnidge, and retired Olympic hurdlers Kellie Wells-Brinkley and LaVonne Idlette will compete on "The Amazing Race."

A Russian-born U.S. journalist was found dead in his vehicle in Istanbul early Tuesday in what is being called "suspicious" circumstances, Turkish authorities said Tuesday.