Новости за 22.10.2020

New research suggests a pair of bird-like dinosaurs weren't able to fly. Instead, the pair could only clumsily glide.

An Australian woman who won a lottery jackpot of more than $140,000 said her ticket was stuck to her refrigerator for six months before she found out it was winner.

An Indiana family visiting Tennessee captured video of a black bear wandering up to their unoccupied car, opening a door and climbing inside.

People with HIV experience aging-related illnesses such as heart disease and brain disorders earlier than those without the virus, even if they have been on antiretroviral therapy, a UCLA-led study found.

U.S. investment house Goldman Sachs and its Malaysian subsidiary have agreed to pay more than $2.9 billion after admitting to bribery as part of the 1MDB scandal, the U.S. Justice Department announced Thursday.

The State Department approved two possible arms deals with Taiwan, which will total $1.4 billion if they go through, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced.

A Kentucky woman who lost her engagement ring 15 years ago had a pleasant surprise when the long-lost ring was found by construction workers remodeling her bathroom.

The owner of a Pennsylvania barbershop said she was shocked when she arrived for work to find a front window shattered and a deer wandering inside the store.

Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee voted Thursday to authorize subpoenas for Facebook and Twitter CEOS to testify before the committee regarding alleged censorship.

Netflix shared deleted scenes from "Blackpink: Light Up the Sky," a new documentary about K-pop group Blackpink.

A Minnesota judge on Thursday dismissed a third-degree murder charge for the former Minneapolis police officer who caused George Floyd's death, but maintained the other more serious charges.

Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond established Space Operations Command, the first of its three field commands, during an activation ceremony at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado this week.

The 2020 NBA Draft will be held virtually on Nov. 18 from ESPN's studios in Bristol, Conn., the league and network announced Thursday.

A Seattle arcade closed for eight months due to the COVID-19 pandemic invented a new feature to bring back customers still concerned about spreading the virus: touchless pinball machines.

"Flavor of Love" and "I Love New York" alum Tiffany Pollard will reunite with former suitors during a VH1 special in November.

A visitor to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art helped solve the mystery of a long-lost painting after recognizing a piece hanging in her neighbors' apartment.

TBS has renewed comedy anthology series "Miracle Workers" for a third season.

"Staged," a comedy series filmed remotely amid the COVID-19 pandemic, will return for a second season on BBC One.

Homeless people are three times more likely to die after a heart attack than other patients, a new study finds.

After rapidly strengthening into a major hurricane on Wednesday, Epsilon weakened a bit overnight Thursday as it crept closer to Bermuda.

Biotech firm Moderna said Thursday it has reached its target enrollment for participants in its late-stage COVID-19 vaccine trial and is on track to ask for federal approval in a few weeks.

The European Parliament announced Thursday that the Sakharov Prize for human rights and freedom of thought will be awarded to the democratic opposition in Belarus in December.

Nintendo will release the first "Fire Emblem" game for the Nintendo Switch on Dec. 4.

Machine Gun Kelly released a video for "Forget Me Too," a song from his album "Tickets to My Downfall" featuring Halsey and Travis Barker.

South Korea says it is in discussion with the United States following the discovery of defects on a newly acquired Global Hawk drone.