Новости за 02.09.2021

The Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday said it grounded Virgin Galactic amid an investigation of its July launch into space, which went off trajectory.

Firefighters and utility officials in Ohio said a mysterious, natural gas-like odor reported in several communities Thursday was the result of an inversion from Lake Erie's waters.

Over the last 3 million years, bird and mammal species have evolved more rapidly in places where land has risen more dramatically -- according to a new research.

Swedish pop group ABBA will drop its first studio album in 40 years, "Voyage," in a couple months.

A sports memorabilia website announced a pair of Michael Jordan's underwear bearing signs of "definite use" is being auctioned with a starting bid of $500.

A Missouri nature center is throwing a "sweet 16" birthday party for one of its most unusual resident animals: a two-headed snake.

Aircraft from the U.S. Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Group and Britain's Carrier Strike Group 21 have conducted joint military exercises for the first time, the U.S. Navy said Wednesday.

Richmond's 60-foot-tall statue of Confederate Gen. Robert Lee can be removed, the Virginia Supreme Court said Thursday.

Calling Ukraine's success "central to the global struggle between democracy and autocracy," the White House said it will strengthen diplomatic and military ties between the U.S. and the eastern European nation.

The prescribing, dispensing and use of ivermectin to prevent or treat COVID-19 outside of clinical trials must end immediately, three medical health professionals' groups said on Thursday.

Losing weight and lowering excess levels of fat in the blood may help prevent lung disease in firefighters exposed to dangerous levels of fire, smoke and toxic chemicals on Sept. 11, 2001, a study found.

Walmart on Thursday announced it would increase wages for some 565,000 retail workers by $1 ahead of the holiday buying surge.

Poland will declare a state of emergency for the first time since the end of communist rule over the influx of illegal migrants.

A Swiss package delivery vehicle broke the Guinness World Record for greatest distance traveled by an electric truck on a single charge, racking up nearly 683 miles.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday said the House will vote on legislation to counteract Texas' restrictive six-week abortion ban, which escaped an injunction and was left to stand by the U.S. Supreme Court.

NASA welcomed reports Thursday that Russia's space agency is committed to supporting the International Space Station as long as it operates, administrator Bill Nelson said.

General Motors will again halt production at many of its North American assembly plants due to the shortage in semiconductor chips.

All active duty and reserve service members of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of the year, according to memos issued by each branch.

K-pop stars Mamamoo will release the compilation album "I Say Mamamoo: The Best" in September.

Disney+ has renewed basketball comedy-drama "Big Shot" starring John Stamos for a second season.

Sheriff's deputies and an animal rehabilitator came to the rescue of a deer found with its antlers entangled in a rope swing behind an Illinois home.

"Dickinson," a comedy series starring Hailee Steinfeld as poet Emily Dickinson, will return for a third and final season in November.

Mexican rock band Maná will be honored at the Billboard Latin Music Awards in September.

A new owner has acquired Yahoo and AOL, formerly known as Verizon Media.

Andrew Lincoln, Essie Davis, Tim Blake Nelson and more have been cast in Guillermo Del Toro's upcoming Netflix anthology series, "Cabinet of Curiosities."