Новости за 01.12.2020

British Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip plan to spend their first Christmas in 33 years away from Sandringham Palace due to COVID-19 restrictions, Buckingham Palace said Tuesday.

A kitchen supply company announced it is seeking a "Cookie Connoisseur," who will be paid $5,000 to create unique cookie recipes with "wacky" ingredients.

New research suggests it won't be long before socks or a wristband are tracking a variety of vital signs, from a person's heart rate and blood pressure to their cholesterol levels and circadian rhythms.

Case studies and autopsy results are confirming that, in some cases, COVID-19 can cause such severe lung damage that patients require a lung transplant to survive.

The Air Force reported Tuesday that it is seeing its highest retention levels in nearly 20 years, second only to rates recorded in 2002.

A Boston-based auction house is offering a rare piece of personal computing history -- a fully functional Apple-1 computer with its original box signed by designer Steve Wozniak.

Russian authorities said they arrested a 38-year-old man on Tuesday who's suspected in the deaths of more than two dozen elderly women several years ago.

K-pop group NCT 2020 shared a preview of its video for "Resonance," the final single from its two-part "Resonance" album.

U.S.-based companies Moderna and Pfizer applied for emergency authorization in Tuesday to roll out their COVID-19 vaccines in Europe, the European Union said.

"Instructions Not Included" star Eugenio Derbez will have a lead role in "Acapulco," a new series inspired by "How to Be a Latin Lover."

The Libra cryptocurrency project Facebook launched in 2019 changed its name Tuesday to get a fresh start.

Oshkosh Defense inked two deals worth $911 million this week to deliver Joint Light Tactical Vehicles to the United States and overseas partners.

"The Umbrella Academy" star Elliot Page said he is transgender man whose pronouns are he/they.

Firefighters in Britain shared photos from the rescue of a herring gull that became tangled in some fishing line that got caught on some cables on a rooftop.

Starz released on Tuesday the first image and teaser trailer for their new original series, "Run the World."

Dozens of U.S. soldiers who went missing during the Korean War have been found and identified in the past year, but the search has been slowed by the coronavirus pandemic.

"Song Exploder" Volume 2, featuring Dua Lipa, The Killers, Nine Inch Nails and Natalia Lafourcade, will premiere Dec. 15 on Netflix.

Airbnb said in a federal filing Tuesday it plans to list about 50 million shares from $44 to $50 per share during its mid-December initial public offering in a plan to raise $2.6 billion.

The governor of Indonesia's biggest city has tested positive for COVID-19.

Facebook will launch an interactive AI reality series titled "Rival Peak" on Wednesday.

Researchers in Finland have developed a machine-learning tool that accurately predicts how different cancer drugs kill disease cells, according to a paper published Tuesday by Nature Communications.

Gugu Mbatha-Raw will have a lead role in "Surface," a new psychological thriller produced by Reese Witherspoon.

Police in Ontario, Canada, shared photos of a vehicle that was pulled over and impounded when the driver was found to be sitting on a folding lawn chair.

Combining old studies with novel genomic analysis, researchers have finally figured out how insects first developed wings.

The death of retired Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh Friday from a Connecticut house fire that happened in mid-November has been ruled an accident by Connecticut's Office of the Medical Examiner on Monday.