Новости за 06.12.2021

President Joe Biden on Monday touted aspects of his Build Back Better social spending bill aimed at reducing the costs of prescription drugs as Democrats worked to pass the legislation by Christmas.

The Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Texas in a bid to block the Lone Star State's electoral redistricting map, Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Monday.

The North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries said it created a new record category when an angler reeled in an "exceptionally large" red hind.

It happens very rarely, but most teens and young adults who do experience heart inflammation -- myocarditis -- after a COVID-19 shot have mild symptoms and recover quickly, new research shows.

People unknowingly group themselves with like-minded others online, fueling political polarization simply by curating their news feeds, a Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences study found.

Police in Florida responded to a condominium community to remove an unusual trespasser -- a snake found inside a man's couch.

A fiberglass flamingo statue stolen from outside a Florida chef's home was returned just as mysteriously as it disappeared.

A building collapse in Egypt killed three siblings -- ages 8, 11 and 12 -- and injured nearly 10 others Monday in Beni Suef, a city south of Cairo.

Rent and occupancy rates for apartments in the United States rose to new heights in November, according to an analysis Monday, even as rental and housing markets enter the historically slow winter season.

Massive wildfires in North America, Siberia and elsewhere combined this year to produce the highest levels of carbon dioxide emissions from fires ever seen, European Union climatologists said Monday.

K-pop group BTS will perform its hit song "Butter" during the 1,000th episode celebration on "The Late Late Show with James Corden."

Will Forte is on a new mission and is reunited with Kristen Wiig in the latest trailer for Peacock's MacGruber.

The new German government took another step forward Monday when the Green Party announced it would be a part of a coalition with the Social Democrats and Free Democrats.

Keanu Reeves' Neo is re-living the past and experiencing deja vu in the new trailer for "The Matrix Resurrections."

Three-year-old Medina Spirit, the controversial winner of the 2021 Kentucky Derby, collapsed and died from an apparent heart attack Monday morning at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, Calif., trainer Bob Baffert said.

Animal rescuers and firefighters teamed up in Arizona to rescue a kitten trapped in a storm drain for more than a week.

Senate Democrats pushing President Joe Biden's nearly $2 trillion spending bill began negotiations with Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough on what can be considered under budget reconciliation.

Seventeen will become the first K-pop act to be featured in MTV's PUSH global campaign.

Alexander & Hornung has voluntarily recalled more than 230,000 pounds of cooked ham and pepperoni products over fears they may have been exposed to listeria, the company announced.

Jack Johnson has announced a new North American summer tour that will begin in June.

Dave Chappelle, Amy Schumer, Tina Fey, Wanda Sykes, Jerry Seinfeld, David Letterman, Chris Rock, Ali Wong and other stars will take part in the Netflix is a Joke comedy festival in 2022.

Three missionaries kidnapped in Haiti were released Sunday night by a violent street gang, the Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries announced Monday.

French authorities opened an investigation on Monday into a fight that erupted at a presidential campaign rally for far-right candidate Eric Zemmour over the weekend.

Police in Kansas said they spent "the entire day" Sunday chasing an escaped camel that trotted across a golf course, ran down a highway and visited a few neighborhoods.

The University of Miami fired head football coach Manny Diaz on Monday, the school announced. The Hurricanes are expected to hire Oregon coach Mario Cristobal as his replacement.