Новости за 30.03.2021

A Washington state woman said her 19-pound cat was missing for 28 days before being found in a place she never considered the portly feline could fit -- her neighbor's chimney.

The USS Gabrielle Giffords successfully launched the Naval Strike Missile earlier this month, the Navy announced on Tuesday.

Netflix unveiled a "climate commitment" plan on Tuesday called Net Zero plus Nature, aiming to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by the end of 2022 and every year thereafter.

A Georgia woman who found a baby photo while out walking the day after a tornado swept through the area was able to reunite the item with the family who lost it to the wind.

Brazil's three military chiefs will be replaced, the country's defense ministry said Tuesday.

George R.R. Martin announced Tuesday that his hit fantasy franchise "Game of Thrones" will be making its stage debut on Broadway and London's West End.

An employee sorting donations at a Goodwill thrift store in Oklahoma made a surprising discovery -- $42,000 cash wrapped between two sweaters.

Florida's Tyndall Air Force Base will host three new squadrons of the F-35 Lightning II, the Air Force announced Tuesday.

A Florida man said an alligator dropped by his back porch and got stuck under a table before extracting itself and going for a swim in his pool

NATO fighter jets intercepted six different groups of Russian military aircraft Monday, the alliance said.

The White House on Tuesday announced steps to address growing violence against Asian Americans, including a $49.5 million grant program for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

A South Korean petition on the Blue House website calling for an end to the construction of a new "Chinatown" has collected nearly 180,000 signatures.

A 262-foot ship came loose from one of its mooring lines in a British harbor and ended up partially blocking the waterway when it became grounded.

K-pop star Kang Daniel shared a track list for his mini album "Yellow," which will feature the title track "Antidote."

Facebook Chief Revenue Officer David Fischer said Tuesday he will resign by the end of the year.

Complex social structures, featuring both friendships and rivalries, makes evolutionary sense for animals that live a slower-paced life, according to a new study.

The International Monetary Fund is projecting a boost to the global economy after President Joe Biden signed his $1.9 trillion stimulus package into law.

One in four North Korean defectors in a South Korean survey said they have witnessed a public execution.

"To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You" star Jordan Fisher will play Bart Allen, aka Impulse, the future son of Barry Allen and Iris West-Allen, on the CW series "The Flash."

The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television announced the nominees for the 2021 Canadian Screen Awards with "Schitt's Creek" leading the field with 21 nominations.

Compared with White patients, Black adults are at a distinct disadvantage when it comes to hospital safety in the United States, a new report warns.

"Star Wars: The Bad Batch," a new animated series set in the "Star Wars" universe, will premiere May 4 on Disney+.

A British watchdog said a report Tuesday that police acted appropriately when dispersing a crowd that gathered for a vigil to honor Sarah Everard, a woman who was found dead in a wooded area this month.

Volkswagen announced Tuesday -- for real this time -- that its American branch will be renamed "Voltswagen" in a nod to its new line of electric vehicles.

Apple announced Tuesday it will host its Worldwide Developers Conference 2021 online from June 7-11, and it's also now opening the Swift Student Challenge.