Новости за 14.12.2020

A test of a B-1B Lancer bomber demonstrated the plane's ability to carry and launch missiles externally, the U.S. Air Force said on Monday.

The barricades for a protest in a three-block stretch of an Oregon neighborhood against a family's eviction have come down upon a tentative deal with the city.

The U.S. Navy on Monday identified a sailor who is suspected to have fallen overboard from the USS Theodore Roosevelt in Southern California waters, after a 55-hour search for his body was called off.

Animal rescuers in New York state shared video of the rescue of a large buck that wandered into a batting cage and got its antlers entangled in the net.

At least three U.S. federal agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security, were breached by hacking linked to weaknesses in network security software from SolarWinds and possibly orchestrated by Russia.

Facebook went live Monday with the Collab app, a way for creators to mash up 15-second videos with one another and collaborate on music and other projects.

Coach Mike McCarthy will return in 2021, Dallas Cowboys chief operating officer Stephen Jones told a Dallas radio show Monday.

A $900 million sustainment program for F-16 fighter planes will involve the first U.S.-based industry depot, the U.S. Air Force announced on Monday.

K-pop stars Iz*One released the performance version of their video for "Panorama," the title track from their EP "One-reeler Act IV."

The Electoral College on Monday was casting its votes to elect Joe Biden and Kamala Harris president and vice president, following weeks of efforts by President Donald Trump to cast doubt on the election process.

The Trump administration hit Turkey with a round of sanctions Monday for purchasing a Russian missile defense system in 2017.

A Wisconsin Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit by President Donald Trump's campaign against the state's presidential election results Monday.

Jesy Nelson confirmed her exit from Little Mix amid her "extended" break from the girl group.

A Florida golfer was caught on camera retrieving his ball from a particularly dangerous hazard -- the tail of an alligator.

The Detroit Pistons on Monday waived guard LiAngelo Ball, who earlier this month joined siblings Lonzo and LaMelo as the third Ball brother to sign an NBA contract.

Millions of people across Britain, including those in London, were placed into the strictest tier of COVID-19 restrictions Monday after a fast-spreading variant of the coronavirus was identified.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 dropped at the end of trading Monday after concerns about additional lockdowns overshadowed optimism surrounding COVID-19 vaccine distribution.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 showed small gains in early trading on the New York Stock Exchange Monday.

Hulu has canceled action-drama series "Helstrom," based on Marvel comic book characters, after one season.

An Ohio woman said a birthday card her mother mailed to her in 2015 finally arrived this month -- two years after the older woman's death.

An ancient ceramic oil-lamp workshop, one of the largest of its kind, has been unearthed in Beit Shemesh, a city located west of Jerusalem in Israel.

Cats are dying from a deadly flu in northeastern Thailand, but local authorities say the disease cannot be transmitted to humans.

The Israel Antiquities Authority has discovered the remains of an ancient oil-lamp workshop, one of the largest of its kind, in Beit Shemesh, Israel. Here are some images from the site from UPI photographer Debbie Hill.

The NCAA plans to use a single site for the 2021 Division I women's basketball tournament, college sports' governing body announced on Monday.

"Good Morning America" anchor Amy Robach is quarantining at home after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19.