Новости за 19.10.2020

Cinema chain AMC Theaters is offering film lovers the chance to get back into the movies without fear of COVID-19 by renting out an entire screen for rates starting at $99.

The U.S Department of Justice on Monday announced indictments of six Russian GRU members for cybercrimes, including disrupting the power grid in Ukraine and crashing hospital computers in Pennyslvania.

New research suggests that over the course of the plague pandemic, from the Black Death of 1348 to the Great Plague of 1665, transmission rates increased four-fold.

An Iowa woman said her kitten bears a strong resemblance to her old cat for a very good reason -- he's a clone.

A federal judge has struck down a Trump administration rule that would have kicked 700,000 people off food stamps.

The Wake Island Airfield, regarded as among the most isolated installations in the U.S. military, is undergoing an $87 million upgrade, the Air Force said.

NATO is expanding its defense alliance to space, and is expected to announce construction of a "space center" at Ramstein, Germany, this week.

A Maryland woman fulfilled a longtime dream by going skydiving for the first time in her life at age 102.

Philadelphia Eagles tight end Zach Ertz and running back Miles Sanders will miss time after they sustained injuries during the team's Week 6 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

An "Orange Flag" exercise united land units, spacecraft and over 40 aircraft to study the transfer of test data for warfighting, the U.S. Air Force announced.

Early voting began in the battleground state of Florida on Monday as long lines queued at numerous locations and a glitch shut down one county's website for several hours.

Turkey's weekend firing of a test missile by its Russian-made S-400 air defense system appears to have broken a U.S.-Turkey agreement, risking sanctions, according to U.S. officials.

For only the second time in recorded history, the Atlantic Basin has spawned a tropical storm named Epsilon.

The National Association of Home Builders said Monday that builder confidence in the market for newly built single-family homes hit a record high in October, surpassing last month's record high.

The captain of a charter boat in Florida said one of his customers found a giant sand dollar that might be a new Guinness World Record.

More than 1 million passengers were screened in a single day at U.S. airports for the first time since March, the Transportation Security Administration announced Monday.

Older adults who are more socially engaged show evidence of healthier gray matter in regions of the brain relevant to dementia, according to a study published by the Journal of Gerontology.

Humans rely on their experiences to inform their decision making process, but new research suggests the "happy ending effect" prevents humans from accurately gauging the true value of an experience.

New research suggests that large babies may be at higher risk for the heart rhythm disorder atrial fibrillation later in life.

K-pop stars Loona released the EP "[12:00]" and a music video for the single "Why Not?"

The chief Brexit negotiator for the European Union stressed Monday the bloc was prepared to "intensify" trade talks with Britain after holding a call with British dealmaker David Frost.

Harry Shum Jr. and Jessica Rothe want to move up their wedding following a cancer diagnosis in the new trailer for upcoming film "All My Life," which is based on a true story.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell said her commitment to speaking out against racism and other injustices hasn't changed over the years.

Chinese state media is spotlighting the sacrifices of Chinese soldiers during the 1950-53 Korean War in new movies, and an animation amid, ongoing tensions with the United States.

A family boating in Boston Harbor made an unusual discovery when they plucked a message in a bottle out of the water.