Новости за 06.10.2020

New guidelines issued by the Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday require manufacturers of potential new COVID-19 vaccines to provide two months' worth of "follow-up" data on their safety.

Police in Washington state said a baby kangaroo that escaped when it was let out of a can for a "potty break" was safely recaptured and taken for a check-up.

Each audience members for Saturday Night Live's season premiere walked out with a surprise $150 check.

The MacArthur Foundation on Tuesday handed out so-called "genius grants" to 21 artists, scientists, writers and scholars.

An employee at a Colorado lodge captured video of an unusual guest -- a black bear -- that wandered through the lobby and hallways.

President Donald Trump ordered White House representatives to stop negotiating with Democrats on a new coronavirus relief package Tuesday afternoon, prompting a tumble on Wall Street.

The family of a U.S. man who lost his rosary while serving in Italy during World War II had the item returned to them thanks to the family of the soldier who found it.

The May crash of an F-35A at Florida's Eglin Air Force base was caused by the pilot trying to land at an excessive speed, and a flight control logic glitch that left its tail unresponsive, according to a new report.

Marines with I Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group and 1st Force Reconnaissance Company received two weeks of training in tactical cyber electronic warfare recon and survey capabilities in September.

Apple announced Tuesday a second fall special event on Oct. 13, teasing it in an invitation with the tagline, "Hi, Speed."

Kaya Scodelario, Robbie Amell, Hannah John-Kamen and Tom Hopper will star in a "Resident Evil" origin story based on the Capcom video games.

Austin City Limits Fest will broadcast curated past performances from Willie Nelson, Billie Eilish, Radiohead and other artists during an online event Oct. 9-11.

A 102-year-old Chicago woman is gaining attention online thanks to a viral photo showing her decked out in personal protective equipment to cast her vote by mail.

Several members of Pentagon leadership, including the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Army Gen. Mark Milley, are in quarantine and working from home after a top Coast Guard official tested positive for COVID-19.

A two human rights watchdog groups said Tuesday a powerful truck explosion in Syria killed nearly 20 people and injured dozens more.

The price of the diabetes drug insulin is more than eight times higher in the United States than in 32 other high-income nations combined, according to a RAND Corp. analysis released Tuesday.

Overnight and through early Tuesday morning, Hurricane Delta escalated quickly into a Category 4 storm.

A 17-year-old Texas girl earned two Guinness World Records, thanks to her legs, which each measure more than 4 feet long.

Facebook and Twitter blocked a post Tuesday from President Donald Trump for spreading COVID-19 misinformation.

President Donald Trump reported having no symptoms Tuesday during his first morning back at the White House after being hospitalized with COVID-19 over the weekend, his physician said.

Tim McGraw recalled the ups and downs of his marriage to Faith Hill and looked to the future on their wedding anniversary.

A tree trimmer in California went for a wild ride on a tall palm tree when cutting the fronds free caused the tree trunk to whip upright from a bent-over position.

Popular K-pop band Blackpink is under fire in their native South Korea for their depiction of nurses in a recent music video.

The White Stripes will release a career-spanning compilation album featuring "Ball and Biscuit" and 25 other songs.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Tuesday urged policymakers to provide more economic and fiscal stimulus for the U.S. economy or risk the "unnecessary hardship" of a weak recovery.