Новости за 10.11.2020

The 2020 Masters Tournament is scheduled to start on November 12, 2020, without patrons in attendance due to the COVID-19 pandemic at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga. Here's a look at the practice rounds from UPI photographer Kevin Dietsch.

Twenty-one people associated with U.S. Forces Korea have tested positive for COVID-19 after arriving in South Korea between Oct. 23 and Nov. 8, USFK announced Tuesday.

Firefighters in Florida were called out to the side of a road to rescue a family of ducklings that fell into a storm drain.

Vitamin D, omega-3 supplements and exercising regularly -- alone or in combination -- won't necessarily lower blood pressure, improve cognitive function or reduce risk for infections or bone fractures, a new study says.

The New York Police Department has agreed to no longer force women to remove hijabs for mug shots as part of a settlement of a federal lawsuit.

Masks with exhalation valves don't help slow the spread of COVID-19, according to new videos captured using the schlieren imaging system and a technique called light-scattering.

Wisconsin prosecutors have charged a Kenosha man for allegedly buying the firearms that police said Kyle Rittenhouse used to kill two protesters and injure a third.

The defeat of Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential election brought relief to some countries in the troubled Middle East, but raised much concern for others.

The mayor of a Japanese town said he was initially confused as to why his name was trending on social media, until family members pointed out the characters in his name also spell out "Jo Baiden."

The Pentagon awarded two contracts totaling $734.8 million for infrastructure and equipment for the Qatar Emiri Air Force Monday.

K-pop group BTS will release the album "Be," featuring the songs "Life Goes On" and "Dynamite," on Nov. 20.

A Massachusetts man fed up with local potholes decided to take matters into his own hands by planting tiny Christmas trees in the holes on a busy road.

Boeing lags behind its European aircraft manufacturing competitor Airbus, new figures show.

Among young adults with heart disease, less than 25% get a flu shot, a new study finds.

"Godfather of Harlem," a crime drama starring Forest Whitaker as New York crime boss Bumpy Johnson, will return in 2021.

A sinkhole that opened suddenly on a Los Angeles street swallowed the front half of a family's parked van.

"Riverdale" star Camila Mendes and "Stranger Things" actress Maya Hawke have joined "Strangers," a Hitchcockian dark comedy from Jennifer Kaytin Robinson.

Two Supreme Court justices signaled a willingness to preserve the Affordable Care Act on Tuesday during arguments in a landmark case challenging its constitutionality.

In a newly released report, an independent group of scientists and space policy experts offered NASA and the European Space Agency the green light to pursue a Mars Sample Return campaign.

As cases continue to spike to record levels nationally, a top U.S. health official said Tuesday that public COVID-19 vaccination campaigns could begin in the spring.

Police in California said an emu spotted wandering loose through a residential neighborhood was lassoed with the help of an animal services officer.

"The Umbrella Academy," starring Ellen Page, Tom Hopper and Aidan Gallagher, will return for a third season on Netflix.

South Korea and Japan could be moving toward improving ties amid a transition in the United States following Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's declaration of victory on Saturday.

COVID-19 has worsened global hunger and population displacement, a U.N. report released Monday warned.

There were no surprises in Senate leadership elections Tuesday as Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky was chosen to remain majority leader and Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York as minority leader.