Новости за 27.07.2021

A South Carolina man said he only bought the scratch-off lottery ticket that earned him a $375,000 jackpot because he was bored.

A Connecticut woman who found a card containing $500 on the ground enlisted the help of a friend's mother to track down the rightful owners.

A private business jet crashed near Lake Tahoe, killing all four people on board, officials in California said.

The commander of U.S. Central Command on Tuesday said airstrikes in Afghanistan would continue as long as Afghan forces are being attacked by the Taliban as the U.S. military pulls out of the country.

Highlights from the softball finals during the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo on July 27.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday recommended that vaccinated people again start wearing masks indoors, citing new scientific data on how the Delta variant of COVID-19 spreads.

According to a new study, the dùndúns drum -- in the hands of a skilled percussionist -- can accurately mimic the speech patterns of Yorùbá, a tonal language most prominent in southern Nigeria.

Workers performing a routine sea turtle nest inventory at a South Carolina state park made an unusual discovery: a hatchling with two heads.

Older adults and those with chronic health conditions who self-isolate to reduce their risk for COVID-19 still are eight times more likely to get infected and five times more likely to die than those less susceptible.

A House of Representatives select committee began its investigation into the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday with gripping testimony from police officers who were injured while trying to fight off rioters.

The USS Ross has ended its 11th patrol in the 6th Fleet area of operations and has returned to port in Rota, Spain, the U.S. Navy announced on Tuesday.

Remote learning is out of reach for at least a third of the world's schoolchildren partly because many classrooms are closing, the United Nations Children's Fund said Tuesday.

"Little Women: Atlanta" will return in August, along with the "Little Women: Atlanta Unfiltered" after-show hosted by Loni Love.

Senate negotiators have a deal on an estimated $2 billion emergency spending bill for funding on additional Capitol Hill security, six months after the attack by radical supporters of former President Donald Trump.

"The Power of the Dog," a new film directed by Jane Campion and starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons, will be shown at the New York Film Festival.

Walmart announced Tuesday that it will pay 100% of college tuition and books for associates through its Live Better U education program.

Winston Duke will be voicing Bruce Wayne/Batman in Spotify's upcoming scripted podcast, "Batman Unburied."

FX released the trailer for Season 10 of "American Horror Story" on Tuesday. "American Horror Story: Double Feature" teased aliens and vampires in the preview.

Guinness World Records confirmed a New York man successfully set a record for the longest table tennis serve.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III emphasized U.S. partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region in a speech in Singapore Tuesday.

"My Life is Murder," a crime drama-comedy series starring Lucy Lawless, will return for a second season on Acorn TV in August.

Swimmers, gymnasts, a triathlete and a surfer were among those who won Team USA's 11 medals Tuesday at the 2020 Summer Games. The performances helped the Americans take over as medal count leaders through Day 4.

Searchlight Pictures released a new trailer for "The Night House" on Tuesday. The horror film starring Rebecca Hall opens Aug. 20.

Retta is set to host a new HGTV series titled "Ugliest House in America," which will premiere in early 2022.

Social photo platform Instagram announced on Tuesday that it will start defaulting users under age 16 to private accounts.