Новости за 22.04.2021

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 321 points on Thursday as U.S. markets reversed early gains following reports that President Joe Biden is set to introduce a capital gains tax hike for wealthy Americans.

A federal judge on Thursday sentenced a man convicted of exploding a pipe bomb in a passageway between two New York City subway stops to life imprisonment.

A Ukrainian airline is commemorating the 35th anniversary of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant disaster by offering an aerial tour of the site.

A woman going tandem skydiving over Turkey lost her sunglasses when they flew off her face -- and was reunited with them moments later when they landed on her lap.

The family of singer Les McKeown announced his death on social media Thursday. The former Bay City Rollers singer and solo artist died Tuesday.

The USS Vella Gulf returned to sea this week after being docked for repairs, the Navy said.

The 727th Expeditionary Air Control Squadron began full operations from South Carolina's Shaw Air Force Base this week after 10 years of operations at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates.

Republican support for early voting and automatic voter registration has plunged since 2018, the Pew Research Center said Thursday.

Extra padding around the belly can spell trouble for the heart, even if you're not technically overweight.

A Texas police SUV is temporary out of service after a dove chose it as the location for her nest and hatched a pair of eggs.

The Senate on Thursday overwhelmingly passed an anti-Asian hate crimes bill introduced amid a spate of violence spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The USS Philippine Sea has returned to Florida's Naval Station Mayport, marking the end a nearly 10-month deployment, the Navy announced Thursday.

A Massachusetts family hired a professional treasure hunter to investigate decades-old rumors of money hidden in their home -- and he found $46,000 under the floorboards.

Senate Republicans on Thursday unveiled a $568 billion infrastructure package that, at about a quarter of the price of President Joe Biden's proposal, seeks to narrow what is defined as infrastructure.

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a provision does not give the Federal Trade Commission authority to seek monetary relief in a consumer redress case.

A politician once dubbed the Bernie Sanders of South Korea is holding a slight lead in a new poll ahead of the country's presidential election in 2022.

According to a new study, people often exaggerate their political differences and the negative feelings of those on the other side of the aisle.

The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected an effort to challenge life sentences for juveniles, saying they could be imprisoned without the possibility of parole.

K-pop stars Itzy released a "night version" concept film featuring Yuna for their EP "Guess Who."

"Schitt's Creek" actress Annie Murphy will return to TV in the dark comedy series "Kevin Can F**k Himself."

Cast members Jessie Mei Li, Archie Renaux, Danielle Galligan, Calahan Skogman, Kit Young, Amita Suman and Freddy Carter discuss the Netflix adaptation of Leigh Bardugo's "Shadow and Bone" books.

A theme park in Malaysia was awarded a Guinness World Record after installing a water slide measuring 3,645 feet long.

Lebanon is seeking a quick resumption of U.S.-mediated negotiations over its maritime border dispute with Israel, putting on hold new claims to more offshore territory and inviting international experts to step in.

Teens and young adults at high risk for abusing opioid painkillers tend to start taking the drugs for longer periods and at higher doses, as prescribed by their doctor, a JAMA Network Open study found.

Russia will end its military buildup for exercises near Ukraine's eastern border by May, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said Thursday.