Новости за 02.04.2021

About 23% of people hospitalized with COVID-19 experience the most severe form of the disease and roughly one in four of them will die due to its complications, according to a study published Friday by PLOS ONE.

A Connecticut family received a shock when a turkey crashed through a window and left a path of destruction through their home.

Warfighter 21-4, a corps-level combat exercise starting on April 6, will involve U.S., French and British troops, a U.S. Army press release said this week.

An Ontario boy became a Guinness World Record holder after a baby tooth pulled by his dentist was measured at 1.02 inches long.

A U.S. Navy destroyer and a Royal Australian Navy destroyer took part in a Group Sail exercise this week, the US. Navy announced on Friday.

The U.S. Navy announced clarified uniform regulations to address a perception of racial bias in standards.

A North Carolina woman discovered she won a $1 million Mega Millions lottery prize after she woke up in the middle of the night and called the lottery's customer service hotline to check the winning numbers.

A deer crashed through the windshield of a Virginia school bus and landed on a student who was taking a nap during the morning commute.

Genomic surveys suggest many coral reefs host hidden diversity -- corals that appear identical are actually genetically distinct.

The remaining two games of the Washington Nationals and New York Mets series, planned for this weekend in Washington, D.C., have been postponed due to COVID-19 issues within the Nationals' franchise, MLB announced Friday

A Japanese prefecture located north of Tokyo announced a new ordinance will take effect Oct. 1 requiring escalator passengers to stand in place while being transported up or down.

A parade of ancient Egyptian mummies will travel through the streets of Cairo on Saturday, during a televised event featuring Egyptian celebrities escorting them to their new home.

The Minneapolis Police Department's most senior officer testified Friday that it was "totally unnecessary" for former officer Derek Chauvin to kneel on George Floyd's neck as long as he did.

A customs office in the Chinese city of Dandong at the North Korean border has begun to accept export registrations.

United Nations officials said Friday four peacekeepers died in an attack on a Mali camp in the Kidal region of the African country.

A shrill sound is tormenting neighbors of a luxury condominium building in Brooklyn, N.Y.

A new effort at synchronizing U.S. Air Force maintenance and fighter squadrons is paying dividends, the Air Combat Command said on Friday.

K-pop star Wendy shared a preview of her video for "Like Water," the title track from her debut solo EP.

The United States and Iran have agreed to negotiate through intermediaries next week to discuss a potential U.S. return to the 2015 nuclear deal, the deal's remaining parties agreed to Friday.

Regé-Jean Page won't reprise Simon Basset, the Duke of Hastings, in Season 2 of the Netflix series "Bridgerton."

The University of Kansas has signed men's basketball coach Bill Self to a lifetime contract, the school announced Friday.

Just over 60% of e-cigarette users want to quit the habit and more than 15% of adults who vape report that they have made an attempt to quit in the past, according to a study published Friday by JAMA Network Open.

Internet personality Zach King, of Los Angeles, set a record for most TikTok followers for a male content creator, Guinness World Records announced Friday.

The 27th Screen Actors Guild Awards will air Sunday at 9 p.m. EDT on TNT and TBS.

Mayoral candidate Andrew Yang was discharged from a New York City hospital on Friday after he was admitted for a kidney stone.