Новости за 08.12.2020

Children with tough-to-treat epilepsy now have another choice to help them live a life free of seizures, a new study suggests.

K-pop group Onewe performed clips of "A Book in Memory" and two other songs from its single album "Memory: Illusion."

The State Department has approved a $280 million sale of Field Information Communications System to Taiwan, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill into law Tuesday that favors the Russian constitution over international treaties.

"Parks and Recreation" alum Ben Schwartz and "Big Mouth" star Ayo Edebiri will voice characters in "We Lost Our Human," an animated special from the creators of "Pinky Malinky."

A mysterious monolith was found outside a Texas shopping center, just days after similar discoveries in Utah, Romania and California.

The annual college football rivalry game between Ohio State and Michigan has been canceled due to positive COVID-19 cases within the Michigan program, the school said Tuesday.

President-elect Joe Biden's transition team plans to meet with officials from Operation Warp Speed, an official from the COVID-19 vaccine initiative said Tuesday.

The United States has surpassed another grim milestone -- 15 million total COVID-19 cases since the health crisis began early this year.

CBS released a trailer for its upcoming series "Clarice" on Tuesday. The show, based on characters from "The Silence of the Lambs," premieres Feb. 11 on CBS.

A Pakistani martial artist broke a Guinness World Record when he punched through 62 clay sporting targets in one minute.

Billy Porter, Ryan Seacrest and Lucy Hale will host the "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" special in New York, with Ciara to host the Los Angeles celebration.

Gideon Sa'ar, a rival to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Likud Party, said he is leaving it to form a new party and possibly challenge the country's longest-serving leader.

Fourteen leaders at Fort Hood have been suspended or relieved from their positions following an independent review's finding that the base's command climate created a "permissive environment" for sex offenses.

A home explosion Tuesday in Omaha killed one person and critically injured two people.

Police in Britain said officers were called out to help capture a runaway horse spotted running loose in traffic on a busy road.

Britain and the European Union reached an agreement in principle Tuesday on post-Brexit protocol at the Irish border, which had been a key obstacle in deadlocked negotiations for any trade deal to start in January.

To build a more structurally stable sodium-ion battery, a team of researchers from South Korea and the United States have turned to mammal bones and their multilayer geometry for inspiration.

"For All Mankind," starring Joel Kinnaman, Michael Dorman and Wrenn Schmidt, was renewed ahead of its Season 2 premiere.

South Korea is moving ahead with orders for COVID-19 vaccines that could reach as many as 44 million people, or close to 90 percent of the population.

"Jersey Shore" star Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino and his wife, Lauren Sorrentino, announced the sex of their unborn first child, a son.

Boeing lost more than two dozen orders for its troubled 737 Max last month as the airliner prepares to return to commercial service, company figures showed Tuesday.

"Office Ladies," "The Daily" and "Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend" are nominated at the 2021 iHeartRadio Podcast Awards, set to take place in January.

The World Health Organization kicked off Tuesday a yearlong global campaign to help smokers quit the habit.

American Airlines said Tuesday it will offer pre-flight coronavirus tests for travelers flying to states with restrictions, at a cost of $129.