Новости за 29.10.2020

President Donald Trump said during a rally Thursday at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa he will deliver "historic prosperity" to America if re-elected.

A woman in labor had her husband stop on the way to the hospital for the birth of their child so she could cast her vote in Florida.

A woman in labor had her husband stop on the way to the hospital for the birth of their child so she could cast her vote.

In a push to win more Cuban American voters, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden lambasted President Donald Trump as the "worst possible standard-bearer for democracy" during a campaign speech in Florida.

Over 2 million homes and businesses in five states were without power Thursday after Hurricane Zeta came ashore in Louisiana as a Category 2 storm.

Virginia Military Institute's Board of Visitors voted Thursday to move the Stonewall Jackson statue on the school's campus.

Americans' worries about COVID-19 have dropped since the start of the pandemic in March as more report that their personal finances are are poor in recent months.

A high school in Australia is asking the public to be on the lookout for a steer that broke though a "stock-proof" fence and escaped from the campus.

The European Central Bank prepared Thursday to release new measures to stimulate the economy amid COVID-19 lockdowns to control a second wave.

Employees at an Ohio library reunited a patron with the diamond that fell off her wedding ring after the gem was found in a bin of quarantined returns.

Oil industry giant ExxonMobil announced Thursday it will be laying off about 1,900 workers through layoffs and voluntary programs, blaming the reductions on the continuing coronavirus pandemic.

California Uber drivers have lost their lawsuit alleging the company violated their rights by bombarding them with Prop 22 messages ahead of Tuesday's election.

Darren Waller of the Las Vegas Raiders tops UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's Week 8 fantasy football tight end rankings.

Gen. David D. Thompson, vice chief of space operations of the U.S. Space Force, tested positive for COVID-19 Wednesday, the military branch announced. He has not shown any symptoms, and is self-isolating at home.

Bitter political polarization in the United States has become so pronounced that hatred of the opposing party now outweighs affection for one's own party, researchers said in a new study Thursday.

KJ Apa and Sofia Carson are four years into a quarantine due to a new COVID-23 virus that has mutated in the trailer for upcoming pandemic thriller, "Songbird."

Rising Chinese nationalist sentiment following the 70th anniversary of China's entry into the Korean War is angering South Koreans.

Chinese industry and tourism officials are touting a recently opened "intelligent ecological marine ranch" as a potential game-changer for the country's depleted fishing waters.

Chinese industry and tourism officials are touting a recently opened "intelligent ecological marine ranch" as a potential game-changer for the country's depleted fishing waters.

K-pop star CL, a former member of 2NE1, performed "Hwa" on "The Late Late Show" ahead of the release of her first solo album, "Alpha."

Anne Hathaway told Drew Barrymore Thursday which two roles she wishes she could have played.

Oct. 31 marks 20 years of humans living aboard the International Space Station. Space agencies around the world, such as NASA, the European Space Agency and Roscosmos, have worked in cooperation to make scientific discoveries to benefit mankind. Here's a look at some significant moments in the ISS's modern history.

Miranda Lambert, Luke Combs, Maren Morris, Eric Church, Gabby Barrett and Charlie Puth, Ashley McBryde and other artists will take the stage during the Country Music Association Awards.

International experts in a new scientific study warned on Thursday that pandemics like COVID-19 will emerge more often in the future unless more targeted efforts are made to control them.

A Japanese politician is requesting the removal of a new comfort woman statue in a borough in Berlin, Germany, on the grounds the memorial could incite anti-Japanese racism.