Новости за 04.06.2021

A parking space in an affluent Hong Kong neighborhood sold for $1.3 million -- a new world record.

Research shows that ADHD medications may lower suicide risk among children with hyperactivity, oppositional defiance and other behavioural disorders.

The European Union banned Belarusian airlines from airspace and airports in member countries in response to the Lukashenko regime forcing the diversion of a plane carrying an opposition journalist last month.

A Georgia teacher visiting Tennessee woke up one morning to find a bear had locked itself inside her parked car.

Oshkosh Defense won a $942.9 million contract to integrate 30 mm medium caliber weapons systems onto U.S. Army Stryker vehicles, the company said on Friday.

New analysis suggests songbirds have precise control over their singing muscles.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, in a speech on Friday preceding a major summit conference, called for adaptability, modernization and more investment from members of the alliance.

A U.S. Army soldier stationed in Colorado captured video of colleagues scrambling to exit an armored vehicle to get away from a hitchhiking raccoon.

An employee working on a remodeling project at a historic theater in California found a wallet that was lost by a patron 46 years earlier.

Elon Musk's SpaceX plans to launch a communications satellite for SiriusXM on Sunday in Florida, which will be the first such mission since one of the radio company's spacecraft failed after launch in December.

Facebook announced Friday that its ban on former President Donald Trump's account will last for almost another two years, following his suspension in the wake of the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.

House Democrats released their version of an infrastructure plan on Friday that calls for spending $547 billion over the next five years.

The guided-missile destroyer USS Ross demonstrated its air defense capability with a live-fire exercises in which it fired a missile at a target skimming the sea, the Navy said on Friday.

K-pop group NCT 127 and the record label Amoeba Culture collaborated on the new single "Save."

Todrick Hall released on Friday a new single titled "Boys in the Ocean," from his upcoming album titled "Femuline."

Olympic gold medalist Brianna McNeal was slapped with a five-year sanction by the Athletics Integrity Unit's Disciplinary Tribunal Friday for violating anti-doping rules.

The rate of COVID-19 hospitalization in adolescents and teens rose in March and April, the CDC reported Friday in its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

"The Good Fight," starring Christine Baranski and Audra McDonald, will return for a fifth season June 24 on Paramount+.

A McDonald's Chicken McNugget that bears a resemblance to the player characters in popular video game "Among Us" sold on eBay for just short of $100,000.

Lady Gaga released on Friday a reimagined version of her 2011 hit song "Born This Way" performed by country musician Orville Peck.

The aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan was visited by 7th Fleet Vice Adm. Bill Merz this week while in the Philippine Sea, the U.S. Navy said on Friday.

China condemned Taiwan for refusing Chinese COVID-19 vaccines, the same day the island nation accepted 1.24 million doses of AstraZeneca vaccines from Japan.

Bebe Rexha discussed her album "Better Mistakes" and performed her songs "Sacrifice" and "I'm a Mess" on "Good Morning America."

Israeli defense minister Benny Gantz returned to Jerusalem Friday after a quick trip to the United States to meet with officials about threats posed by "Iran's aggressive behavior in the Middle East."

"Who Are You, Charlie Brown?," a documentary about "Peanuts" and its creator, Charles M. Schulz, will premiere June 25 on Apple TV+.