Новости за 13.02.2021

Lawmakers have demanded repercussions for Gov. Andrew Cuomo's alleged cover-up of the COVID-19 death toll in New York's nursing homes.

A judge in Washington, D.C., has ordered the leader of the far-right Proud Boys to appear in court for allegedly violating the terms of his release from jail last month.

Pop music star Ariana Grande's "34+35 Remix" music video has gotten more than 13 million views since it was posted on YouTube Friday.

The Netflix adaptation of John Marrs' novel, "The One," is set to debut March 12.

While Valentine's Day typically features chilly weather across a majority of the country, the extent and magnitude of the cold weather will be taken to the extreme this year.

Ashley Judd has announced on social media that she is recovering from a serious leg injury she sustained while on a research trip in the Congo Rainforest.

A 7.1-magnitude earthquake rattled Japan Saturday, causing a landslide and leaving hundreds of thousands without power nationwide.

Brayden Smith, a popular contestant on the TV game show "Jeopardy!," has died at the age of 24, his family said.

"Atlanta" creator-actor Donald Glover and "Fleabag" writer-actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge are working on an Amazon series based on the 2005 film "Mr. & Mrs. Smith."

The U.S. Senate on Saturday voted to call witnesses in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, drawing out a process that many expected to wrap up in the afternoon.

Country star Morgan Wallen's "Dangerous: The Double Album" is No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart for a fourth week.

Former "Mandalorian" star Gina Carano has announced her next project, days after Lucasfilm called her social media posts "abhorrent" and said it has no plans to work with her again.

Britain will test the the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine in children as young as six this month, the university announced Saturday.

Despite widespread efforts to increase access and awareness, new research shows there's been virtually no change in the number of people on waiting lists for potentially lifesaving kidneys over the past two decades.

On Feb. 13, 2006, a U.N. report accused the United States of violating prisoners' rights at its military base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Fitness guru Denise Austin turns 64 and actor Sophia Lillis turns 19, among the famous birthdays for Feb. 13.

Too much coffee during pregnancy could lead to kids with behavior problems later on.

The Senate on Friday voted unanimously to award Capitol Police officer Eugene Goodman the Congressional Gold Medal for his actions to protect lawmakers and others in the Capitol during the Jan. 6 attack.

The fourth day of the Senate's second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump came to a close Friday after House Democrats and the defense team took questions from senators.

Law enforcement officials in Denmark said Friday they've arrested more than a dozen people they suspect of planning terror attacks.

Four representatives were named on Friday to serve on a commission to identify Confederate names and symbols in the Defense Department, and consider the renaming of some military bases.

An Australian woman who won a lottery jackpot worth more than $1 million said she carried her winning ticket around for over a month before she knew it was a big winner.

A pair of former classmates in Indiana who reconnected decades later on Facebook made a shocking discovery: They're long-lost twin siblings.

For reed warblers, the Earth's geomagnetic signatures offer directional cues that keep working far from home, allowing them to reorient themselves when they're blown off course mid-migration.

Former President Donald Trump's defense lawyers rested their case Friday and moved his impeachment trial to the question-and-answer phase after a relatively short rebuttal.