Новости за 01.06.2021

Researchers have released new data suggesting doctors are underutilizing buprenorphine as a means to treat opioid abuse.

Police in Ohio rescued a baby deer that apparently tried to walk over a sewer grate behind a restaurant and became stuck in the metal bars.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a transgender sports ban Tuesday, amid the start of Pride Month and a state's agricultural commissioner's filing to unseat him.

The United States withdrawal from Afghanistan is between 30 and 44% complete, U.S. Central Command said in a press release Tuesday.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that the alliance needs to engage in more effective pooling of resources as foreign and defense ministers prepared to meet virtually Tuesday.

A man treasure hunting with his metal detector on the Jersey Shore found a dog tag that turned out to have been lost by a Coast Guard member 50 years earlier.

A library in Ireland said a book recently returned was more than 64 years overdue.

The U.S. Justice Department reached a settlement agreement with the Hazleton Police Department over language barriers preventing non-English speaking residents in the Pennsylvania city from communicating with officers.

A security camera at a California home was recording when a 17-year-old girl shoved a mother bear off a brick wall to rescue her family's dogs.

The USS Paul Ignatius fired two Standard Missile-3 interceptors at the end of May to engage ballistic missile targets launched from the Hebrides Guided Weapon Range off the west coast of Scotland.

Amazon said Tuesday it's opened a facility in Atlanta stocked with emergency supplies to be better positioned and prepared to deploy relief for natural disasters.

Paramount+ released the trailer for its revival of "iCarly." The new trailer shows Miranda Cosgrove, Jerry Trainor and Nathan Kress coping with influencer culture and dating in their 20s.

Researchers from the University of Montreal have published a study unveiling a unique new tool for detecting concussions in children under age five.

A wildlife center in Minnesota is asking the public to keep an eye out for three wolves that escaped from their enclosure.

Showtime released a teaser for "The L Word: Generation Q" Season 2 Tuesday and announced it would return Aug. 6.

South Korea's chief of inter-Korean affairs said he is confident suspended projects, including South Korean tourism to Mount Kumgang, will resume after the U.S.-South Korea summit in May.

Amazon Studios released the trailer for "Mary J. Blige's My Life" documentary on Tuesday. The film premieres June 25 on Amazon Prime.

Twitter said Tuesday it will start advertisements on its disappearing tweets feature known as Fleets.

K-pop group Monsta X released the EP "One of a Kind" and a music video for the title track, "Gambler."

The Paley Center for Media, along with networks and streaming services PBS, HBO Max and Shout! Factory TV announced LGBTQ curation packages for Pride Month.

A Belarus activist stabbed himself in the throat in the middle of a court hearing in Minsk to protest what he said was a warning from government officials threatening to arrest his family and neighbors.

Scientists have developed a new electronic nose capable of sniffing out the molecular signatures of hard-to-detect pancreatic and ovarian cancers in the vapors emanating from blood samples.

A warning that Lebanon will gradually plunge into total darkness as cash runs out to buy fuel for power stations is coming true. The state electric company has started rationing power to a few hours a day.

The Supreme Court overturned Tuesday a Ninth Circuit ruling on credibility of two asylum seekers' claims.

The criminal mastermind behind an online pornography ring in South Korea had his sentence reduced to 42 years from 45 after an appeal.