Новости за 19.11.2021

A federal grand jury has indicted a former college instructor on charges in connection to a string of fires set over the summer in Northern California as firefighters battled the Dixie Fire -- the second largest wildfire in the state's history.

Austria is going back into a national lockdown and plans to become the first country in Europe to make Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for all eligible people as the nation's coronavirus crisis deepens, Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg announced Friday.

Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg says Austria will be going back into a national lockdown and plans to become the first country in Europe to make Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for all eligible people. CNN's Melissa Bell reports.

Economist Betsey Stevenson says Build Back Better will help parents be more productive, so supply can meet demand and inflation rates drop

Paul Rudd, the ageless and newly named Sexiest Man Alive, says his secret to looking young involves a few tricks and ABBA.

A significant storm system is forecast to bring powerful winds, which could mean disruptions at major airports Monday through Wednesday. It may not pack a hefty punch of precipitation. Still, the precipitation will be a nuisance and bring blustery winds more fit for Christmas travel than Thanksgiving travel.

John Pomfret, author of "From Warsaw with Love," talks about the CIA's long and complicated relationship with Polish spies.

Kyle Rittenhouse, the teenager who killed two people and shot another during unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, was acquitted of first-degree intentional homicide and four other felony charges.

Kyle Rittenhouse, the teenager accused of killing two people and shooting another during unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, summer 2020 has been found not guilty on all charges.

While her character on "The Great" is engaged in a coup against her husband for control of Russia in the show's second season, Elle Fanning has some interesting thoughts about what it all means.

With less than one month until the Army's deadline to vaccinate its active-duty force, the service will begin barring soldiers who refuse to be vaccinated against Covid-19 without an exemption from reenlistment, promotions, and other "favorable personnel actions."

An animated dumpling called "Dart," with a shiny gold chrome body that pops out of its head when you squeeze its squishy cheeks, is creating quite a stir as parents scramble to score one of this year's must-have toys.

Stargazers could witness a historically long partial lunar eclipse, lasting more than six hours from Thursday night into Friday morning, according to NASA.

Hyundai and Kia look to be going big with their future electric SUVs. The South Korean automaker siblings both unveiled large electric SUV concept vehicles at the Los Angeles Auto Show on Wednesday that, both companies said, offer a preview of real future models.

The threat by the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) to quit China after one of its stars, Peng Shuai, disappeared from public view, leaves at least two global brands watching anxiously to see how this will play out.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warns that the war in Tigray has put Ethiopia on a "path to destruction" that could reverberate throughout east Africa.

CNN's Shimon Prokupecz and Elie Honig say the judge in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial made an unprecedented move by allowing a juror to take the jury instructions home.

Westport, Connecticut police chief Foti Koskinas would love it if his patrol cars could drive themselves, but his department isn't buying Teslas equipped with "full self-driving."

American-Egyptian company Affectiva is developing a car technology that reads drivers' facial expressions.

Vice President Kamala Harris will make more history becoming the first woman to have US presidential power when President Joe Biden temporarily transfers his powers to her as he's sedated for a routine colonoscopy. CNN's John Harwood says the move is normal for presidents who undergo anesthesia.

Your house could one day be built from face masks. Researchers from the American University in Cairo are mixing discarded PPE into concrete as way of reusing waste and saving natural resources.

Here in the UK, a deep-seated debate on privacy is taking place after the Guardian newspaper announced it was taking legal action over the media's exclusion from a hearing on Prince Philip's will earlier this year.

In Uganda, innovators and entrepreneurs are modernizing an ancient industry by fusing agricultural methods with technology, and in the process, drawing in a new crop of young farmers to sow the seeds of a bountiful future.

In 1984, a film about three New York City owners of an unconventional startup took the country by storm, leading people — young and old — to ask one simple question: "Who you gonna call?"

Both singer-songwriters have new albums out today, and Beach Boy Brian Wilson is the subject of a new documentary. Rick Damigella reports.