Новости за 06.05.2021

Scientists have created a new type of synthetic skin that uses luminogens and a bilayer structure to artfully alter its color in response to the environment.

Human-caused methane emissions can be reduced by up to 45% this decade, keeping the global temperature within the bounds of the Paris Agreement on climate change, an environmental study released Thursday indicates.

MTV announced Thursday that Sacha Baron Cohen will accept the Comedy Genius Award at the "MTV Movie & TV Awards" on May 16.

A Michigan woman learned the value of patience when she scored a $150,000 Powerball prize with the same numbers she has played every week for years.

A pair of identical twins in Louisiana applied to more than 200 colleges and universities and was offered more than $24 million in scholarships.

Pope Francis condemned aggressive nationalism Thursday as harmful to vulnerable populations, such as foreigners, migrants and refugees.

The U.S. Navy Blue Angels perform a rehearsal flyover May 6, 2021, ahead of the Fort Lauderdale Air Show this weekend in Florida. The squadron headlines the event May 8-9 along the coast, which also includes stunt flights and other demonstrations. Photos by Gary I Rothstein

ATX and Tubi announced Thursday that a "Degrassi: The Next Generation" reunion panel would kick off the virtual festival on June 11.

More than 20 NATO allies and partners from North America and Europe will participate in the NATO exercise Steadfast Defender 2021, which kicks off this month, the alliance announced Thursday.

Workers doing renovations on a cafe in England made a surprising discovery inside the ceiling -- a menu from the restaurant that occupied the building in 1913.

The commander of U.S. Strategic Command said Thursday that he'd like to see a reduced role for nuclear weapons by the United States, Russia and China -- and would like to extend the olive branch.

The Guinness World Record holder for the largest collection of fast-food toys said his collection has now doubled to 20,000 toys.

A new survey confirms what many young Black Americans already know: They are vulnerable to anxiety disorders, particularly during contact with the police or in anticipation of police contact.

The U.S. Army on Thursday formalized its plan to allow women to wear their hair in a ponytail with all uniforms.

Police in New York responded to a Staten Island neighborhood where a loose horse was spotted wandering the streets and grazing on lawns.

The Skyborg leadership team conducted a successful flight test of the autonomous system at Florida's Tyndall Air Force Base last week, the Air Force announced.

Twitter has rolled out a new feature to prompt users to think twice before sending a mean tweet.

A truck driver in Florida walked away uninjured when several pieces of construction rebar pierced the front of the vehicle.

Bobby Moynihan and Ron Funches are set to co-host NBC's upcoming competition game show "Ultimate Slip 'N Slide," the network announced on Thursday.

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said Thursday morning he expects all schools to be fully open by the fall for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic started more than a year ago.

Millions of fake comments and a secret campaign undermined the Federal Communications Commission's 2017 net neutrality repeal, a report confirmed Thursday.

K-pop star Yesung released a live music video for "Beautiful Night," the title track from his solo EP of the same name.

A dozen former "comfort women" who lost their case in a South Korean court last month are appealing the decision, according to local lawyers and activists.

An Army trainee from Fort Jackson was arrested Thursday after he hijacked a South Carolina elementary school bus with 18 children on board, authorities said. No one was hurt.

Health and Nine Inch Nails have joined forces for a new track, titled "Isn't Everyone."