Новости за 23.09.2020

A grand jury on Wednesday indicted one of three police officers involved in the shooting of Breonna Taylor in her Louisville apartment.

About 740 military personnel stationed in Texas and California to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic have returned to home units, the Army said on Wednesday.

A Tennessee boy who addressed a message in a bottle to the tooth fairy after losing his tooth at a South Carolina beach received a reply in the mail from a generous stranger, his mother said.

The nation's leading infectious diseases expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, told Congress on Wednesday that he believes the United States will have enough doses of a coronavirus vaccine to distribute to every American by April.

Disney announced several films that had been slated for late 2020 release, including "Black Widow" and "West Side Story," are being postponed until 2021.

A California man who spotted what he initially thought was a German shepherd in his yard ended up chasing a mountain lion that was stalking some nearby kids.

Ten U.S. Marines F-35B fighter planes arrived on the British aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth to begin exercises in the North Sea, the Marines announced.

The Antarctic Ice Sheet will suffer irreversible ice loss raising ocean levels by 8.5 feet even if the world meets global warming goals laid out by the Paris Agreement on Climate change, scientists said Wednesday.

Thanks to a new deep learning program, a curling robot, appropriately named Curly, was able to win three out of four matches against curlers from South Korea's national teams.

The U.S. Marine Corps officially began fielding the M18 Modular Handgun, its first new service pistol in 35 years, it announced on Wednesday.

Guinness World Records said it will not be able to create a category for starting and stopping a smartphone stopwatch.

The NFL players union on Wednesday said it has launched an investigation into the Los Angeles Chargers' handling of an injury to veteran quarterback Tyrod Taylor.

A promotional program designed to educate patients on HIV risk and prevention saw use of a preventive drug regimen among at-risk groups in Africa increase by more than 50%, according to a study published Wednesday.

K-pop star YooA released a black and white video for "Abracadabra," a song from her debut solo EP, "Bon Voyage."

"The Salisbury Poisonings," a new series examining a national emergency in the U.K., will premiere Oct. 1 on AMC+.

Authorities in a Michigan county are investigating reports of a crocodile or similar animal lurking in a local river -- and the creature may have been caught on camera.

South Korea's biggest tech companies are investing in robotics as a solution to the risks of human contact amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Olivia Munn has signed up to star in a Syrian refugee drama from director David Schurmann, titled "Aleppo."

HBO gave a series order to "Peacemaker," an action comedy exploring the origins of the DC Comics character.

Tesla Inc. sued the Trump administration this week in an effort to keep it from collecting tariffs on parts the electric automaker receives from China.

The city of Louisville, Ky., said Wednesday a grand jury has indicted one of three officers involved in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.

A 96-year-old Pennsylvania has become the first person at her local bowling alley to roll a "no tap 300," meaning she knocked down at least nine pins in each frame.

"Command Clash," a six-part esports competition between 29 service members at multiple bases, begins this weekend, the U.S. Air Force announced Wednesday.

TikTok on Wednesday banned advertisements for fasting apps and weight loss supplements from its social media platform, citing the need to keep users safe from "harmful content and behavior."

"My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman" will feature Dave Chappelle, Kim Kardashian, Lizzo and Robert Downey, Jr., in Season 3, which premieres Oct. 21 on Netflix.