Новости за 14.02.2021

A spokesperson for the couple said in a statement: "We can confirm that Archie is going to be a big brother. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are overjoyed to be expecting their second child."

Americans are desperate to get COVID-19 vaccines, but supplies are scarce and the distribution has been chaotic and confusing. That combination has created a huge opportunity for scammers who want to part customers from their money or personal information.

On Valentine's Day, as thoughts turn to love, the undisputed center of romance in Annapolis just might be the Naval Academy Chapel. For the couples who are married there, it holds a special place in their relationships.

The decision comes in defiance of the lower house of Parliament, which has refused the minority government's request to extend the powerful tool that gives the Cabinet the extra powers needed to impose nationwide restrictions.

The thunder of military fighter jets will return to the skies over Lakeland, Fla., this spring as the Sun 'n Fun Aerospace Expo reappears with some COVID-era changes.

As a far-right extremist movement wages an assault on American government and institutions, experts say an unpredictable battle is brewing, fueling potentially legitimate threats of violence from the opposite fringe of the political spectrum.

The report by the official IRNA news agency quoted the chief of the army's ground forces, Gen. Kioumars Heidari, as saying that the missile's range was 186 miles.

The Navy’s first trial run of shipboard vaccination, aboard Norfolk-based USS San Antonio earlier this month, was so successful that it is rolling out an effort for the 5,000 sailors of the strike group.

Supporters of imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny came out to residential courtyards and shined their cellphone flashlights Sunday in a display of unity, despite efforts by Russian authorities to extinguish the illuminated protests.

Sorrow reverberated across the country Sunday as Americans, including President Joe Biden, joined a Florida community in remembering the 17 lives lost three years ago in the Parkland school shooting massacre.

The seven-day rolling average of new infections was well above 200,000 for much of December and went to roughly 250,000 in January. That average dropped below 100,000 on Friday for the first time since Nov. 4. It stayed below 100,000 on Saturday.

What if COVID-19 never goes away? Experts say it's likely that some version of the disease will linger for years. But what it will look like in the future is less clear.

More than 11,300 people died in the last outbreak, the deadliest on record, which started in a rural Guinea village before tearing through Liberia and Sierra Leone.

Now that Biden administration has undone the most easily reversible Trump policies, the hard part begins. While liberals are pushing Biden to do more, goals such as expanding health care and strengthening gun control would probably require new laws, which are much harder to enact.

Historian Andrew Carroll has collected more than 100,000 war letters from the Revolutionary War through the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan (in email form). Other than descriptions of combat, the most common subject is love.

Some 15 million people, or 22% of the U.K. population, have received their first shot or were offered one. The figure includes most people in the government's top four priority groups.

The fighting in Marib could thwart renewed efforts by the U.N. to re-launch negotiations between the warring sides. They have not held substantive negotiations since 2019.

Operation Claw-Eagle 2 led to the deaths of 48 PKK militants, including three senior members, and the capture of two insurgents, Turkey said.

Nikc Jackson had 13 points for the Falcons (4-16, 2-14), whose losing streak stretched to nine games.

Lonnie Grayson had 14 points and seven rebounds for the Black Knights (9-5, 5-4).

While compiling his memoirs several years ago, Stars and Stripes photographer Red Grandy (1922-2018) wrote this account of his coverage of the crash of the Soviet Tu-144 supersonic passenger plane at the 1973 Paris Air Show.

As suicide continues to be a primary concern for mental health care providers, a Fort Collins, Colorado, nonprofit organization is focusing on trying to lower suicide rates in military veterans.

Col. Timothy Danielson, commander of the 71st Flying Training Wing, commended the airmen of Team Vance for continuing to excel under less-than-favorable conditions in 2020.

Myanmar’s military leaders aren’t happy with the choice of words used to describe recent political events. Some media are using “incorrect words” such as coup and referring to the military as junta or regime, the Ministry of Information said in a statement.

Nine U.S. Air Force members took an oath of office and joined the U.S. Space Force Friday afternoon at Holloman Air Force Base in Alamogordo.