Новости за 13.08.2021

Two U.S. CH-47 Chinook helicopters have arrived in Turkey to help the country suppress major wildfires, according to a statement from U.S. Ambassador to Turkey David Satterfield.

Volunteer rescuers in South Carolina came to the rescue of a kitten that fell from a bridge into the marsh below.

FX released a trailer for "American Horror Story: Double Feature" on Friday. Part 1, "Red Tide', shows Finn Wittrock moving his family to a creepy beachside town to work on his writing.

Officials put a military base in Washington, D.C., on lockdown temporarily Friday after receiving reports of an armed man entering the location.

The Canadian government announced Friday that it will require all commercial plane, train and boat passengers to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Police in South Korea said they are investigating after a man bought a used kimchi fridge online and found $130,000 cash taped to the bottom.

The USS Monterey visited Egypt's Berenice Naval Base on Thursday, the first time a U.S. warship has pulled into the Red Sea base.

An Indian man unofficially broke a Guinness World Record when he balanced a field hockey stick on one finger for 3 hours and 35 minutes.

Wildlife officials in Tennessee are reminding residents not to dump their unwanted pets after a 3-foot alligator was found in a mountain pond.

Small particulate matter in wildfire smoke in the western United States increases the risk for COVID-19 infection and death from the disease in people living in affected regions, a study published by Science Advances.

If this July has felt hotter than usual, it wasn't just your imagination.

The United States has levied sanctions on an international oil smuggling network it says supports the Quds Force, a military unit in Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard, the Treasury Department announced Friday.

Carnival Vista reported that of its 2,895 guests and 1,441 crew, 27 crew members and 1 passenger tested positive for COVID-19 while entering Belize this week.

The director of an Irish zoo confirmed that a great white pelican escaped for a second time and was spotted more than 100 miles away.

A U.S. district court judge on Friday denied an effort to block the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from imposing a new eviction moratorium, citing a past appeals court ruling.

A Pentagon panel that oversees new capabilities and acquisitions will begin a process to identify capability gaps in the U.S. military's integrated air-and-missile defenses, Air Force Gen. John E. Hyten said this week.

K-pop stars Red Velvet released a preview of their video for "Queendom," the title track from their forthcoming EP.

Johnny Groth, a 15-year MLB veteran who enlisted in the U.S. Navy during World War II instead of accepting a major football and basketball scholarship offer, has died. The longtime Detroit Tigers outfielder was 95.

"Beckett," four early episodes of "Grace and Frankie" Season 7, "Coda," "Modern Love" Season 2, and "Heels" are some of the entertainment options streaming this weekend.

Sheryl Crow performed "Real Gone" and "Soak Up the Sun" on "Good Morning America" following the release of her album "Live from the Ryman & More."

Four teachers in South Florida have died of COVID-19 in the span of three days amid a major surge in cases statewide and a growing political fight by the state's governor against mask requirements in schools.

"Likes" and "shares" on social media help amplify expressions of moral outrage on Facebook and Twitter, often spreading more "extreme" views, a study published Friday by Science Advances found.

The California Supreme Court has determined that inmates in state prisons cannot possess any amount of marijuana, even though it's no longer criminal for Californians to have the substance in their possession.

"American Horror Stories," a spinoff of "American Horror Story" created by Ryan Murphy, will return for a second season.

A New York woman became the first Guinness World Record holder for the fastest 100 miles in a treadmill in a specialized category under the record-keeping organization's new Impairment Records Initiative.