Новости за 09.08.2021

Wildlife officials in Colorado shared video of the moment a hiker who stopped to film a bull moose was charged by the massive creature.

Wildlife trappers were summoned to an airport in India when workers found themselves in a situation of life imitating art: a snake on a plane.

An Ohio library said a former patron mailed in an E.E. Cummings poetry collection that was more than 50 years overdue -- just weeks after a Bob Dyan record was returned 48 years late.

A federal judge on Monday said the Biden administration is engaging in "gamesmanship" by reinstating an eviction moratorium despite knowing the Supreme Court would likely strike it down.

The U.S. military will mandate COVID-19 vaccination for all troops by mid-September, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Monday, while encouraging service members not to wait for the mandate to get vaccinated.

Paleontologists in Australia have uncovered the remains of a massive pterosaur from outback Queensland.

Anderson Air Force Base's 36th Contracting Squadron said Monday it has finalized a $691,000 contract to provide freezers for vaccines to Vietnam as part of a U.S. COVID-19 relief effort.

An Idaho man with over 200 Guinness World Records used a samurai sword to slice through 85 airborne kiwis in one minute while standing on a balance board to claim his latest title.

A college class ring stolen from a Rhode Island home during a house party 20 years ago was returned to its owner's finger after being spotted on social media.

President Joe Biden on Monday issued a wide-ranging executive order against the Belarusian regime, accusing it of repressing human rights and democracy.

Smoke from wildfires along the West Coast is choking the entire U.S., reminding everyone of the hazards of climate change. But that haze isn't just stinging eyes and choking breath -- it poses a direct threat to health.

Apple TV+ has ordered a new, 10-episode drama series starring Vince Vaughn titled "Bad Monkey."

The South Korean suspects who were arrested and charged with spying for Pyongyang received funding from North Korea, according to South Korean press reports.

A technical failure leaving London's Tower Bridge stuck open on Monday afternoon caused a traffic jam of both cars and pedestrians.

The Labor Department said Monday that a record 10.1 million jobs were available in June, highlighting the challenge of businesses to bring on staff as the economy continues to rebound from the coronavirus pandemic.

Sara Davies has joined the cast of BBC's "Strictly Come Dancing" Season 19.

The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford has successfully completed its third and final round of Full Ship Shock Trials.

The administrator of a $121 million fund for victims of Jeffrey Epstein announced the final awards to more than 135 people Monday, the day before the second anniversary of the convicted sex offender's death.

Basketball players from Western New York and Canada gathered in a New York gym are in the midst of a Guinness World Record attempt for the longest basketball game.

States that placed limits on the duration of opioid pain medication prescriptions saw a more than 25% reduction in the length of time people used the potentially addictive drugs, a JAMA Internal Medicine study found.

Netflix renewed on Monday reality shows "The Circle," "Indian Matchmaking" and "The American Barbecue Showdown."

K-pop stars Dreamcatcher released a dance version music video for "BEcause," the title track from their EP "Summer Holiday."

Chinese authorities said that more than 440,000 people in southwestern Sichuan Province have been affected in the aftermath of torrential rains and floods.

President Biden's administration is using close to $5 billion to help U.S. communities become better prepared for natural disasters and extreme weather events, like hurricanes and tornadoes, the White House said Monday.

"The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf," an animated film centering on Geralt of Rivia's mentor Vesemir, is coming to Netflix.