Новости за 03.08.2021

A California sheriff's office shared security camera footage of the moment a black bear opened the door of an employee's vehicle while it was parked in a courthouse parking lot.

The International Space Station spun around 1 1/2 times on its main axis during a mishap Thursday when a new Russian segment of the orbiting platform malfunctioned, a NASA spokesman said.

Police in Colombia climbed to the roof of a building to rescue an opossum spotted tangled in cables at the top of a utility pole.

Highlights from sport climbing during the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

The U.S. Navy on Tuesday began Large Scale Exercise 2021, the first iteration of the United States-only exercise, which is meant to demonstrate global readiness, the branch announced.

A couple who recently purchased a Pennsylvania farmhouse said they had to pay $12,000 to have 450,000 bees removed from inside the walls.

Law enforcement officials temporarily placed the Pentagon under lockdown Tuesday morning after an officer was attacked near the Arlington, Va., building, a Defense Department official said.

Track's Athing Mu, wrestler Tamyra Mensah Stock and gymnast Simone Biles collected medals from historic performances as part of a nine-medal day for Team USA on Tuesday in Tokyo.

Army Gen. Mark Milley said mastering emerging technologies is key to deterring aggressors and winning future wars.

A pair of New Jersey parents are adjusting to a major change after giving birth to a set of rare identical triplets at a Pennsylvania hospital.

Election officials in Brazil announced on Tuesday that they're investigating President Jair Bolsonaro for sowing doubt about the country's electoral process, which critics say is threatening to Brazilian democracy.

K-pop stars Red Velvet released a teaser for their forthcoming EP, "Queendom."

In a sign that the pandemic may have spared pregnant women and their newborns, a new Canadian study suggests there was no increase in preterm births or stillbirths during the first year of the pandemic.

American Airlines and Spirit Airlines reported hundreds of cancellations Tuesday, leaving customers stranded and testing their patience as the carriers tried to resolve their issues.

Japanese activists held a rally outside the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo to protest the upcoming U.S.-South Korea joint exercises.

A cat provided some eighth-inning entertainment during the Yankees-Orioles game in New York when it ran out onto the field and evaded capture by the grounds crew.

Choosing a leading research institution for cancer care comes with a cost, according to a study published Tuesday by JAMA Network Open.

"List of a Lifetime," a new film featuring Kelly Hu, Sylvia Kwan and Shannen Doherty, will premiere in October during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Giraffes are as socially complex as elephants, but their communication has been misunderstood, a new study reveals.

A Virginia man on a quest to find the owner of a high school class ring he found among his items destined for auction was able to reunite the ring with the woman who lost it nearly 30 years earlier.

South Korean authorities have detained three people suspected of following orders from the North Korean government.

Retired Olympic figure skater Brian Boitano will produce the Netflix family film "Take the Ice" with Debra Martin Chase.

Giannina Gibelli gave an update on her relationship status with Damian Powers following the "Love is Blind: After the Altar" special.

A months-long investigation of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has found that he sexually harassed multiple women both inside and out of government, the state's top law enforcement official announced Tuesday.

An Ohio animal shelter is warning area residents to be on the lookout for a loose emu seen wandering near a busy road.