Новости за 22.03.2022

"Fright Club" host Jack Osbourne is expecting his fourth child, his first with his fiancée, Aree Gearhart.

Free agent running back Leonard Fournette and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers agreed to a new deal, which will keep the veteran under contract through the 2024 season.

Synthpop icons Soft Cell and Pet Shop Boys collaborated on a new song, "Purple Zone." The song will appear on Soft Cells upcoming album "Happiness Not Included."

The Buffalo Bills agreed to a one-year contract with free agent wide receiver Jamison Crowder.

Pfizer announced on Tuesday that it will send as many as 4 million courses of its COVID-19 antiviral drug Paxlovid to nearly 100 low- and middle-income countries starting in April.

Tens of thousands of Ukrainian women have taken up arms during the war sparked by Russia's invasion. According to media reports, women constitute as much as 15% to 17% of the Ukrainian fighting force.

Beavers haven't roamed the streams and woods of London since the days of William Shakespeare. But after over 400 years of extinction, the rodents are being reintroduced to the United Kingdom capital.

Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson will begin the second day of confirmation hearings Tuesday before the Senate judiciary committee, which will open the questioning phase for President Joe Biden's appointee.

LeBron James totaled 38 points, 12 assists and 11 rebounds to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. The win was the second in six games for the 31-41 Lakers.

UConn and North Carolina claimed spots in the Sweet 16 of the 2022 NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament with wins over UCF and Arizona, respectively, in the final two games of the second round.

Japanese officials on Tuesday called Russia's decision to drop out of peace talks over islands that have been in dispute since World War II "unacceptable" and issued a complaint to the Russian ambassador to Japan.

Weezer performed "A Little Bit of Love," the first single from their new album "SZNS: Spring," on "Jimmy Kimmel Live."

Ukrainian forces have retaken control of a key suburb of Kyiv and expelled Russian troops, officials said on Tuesday, preventing them from encircling the capital that Moscow has been trying to capture for nearly a month.

Rescue teams have not located any survivors from China Eastern Airlines Flight MU-5735, which crashed on a mountainside in southern China with 132 people on board, state-run media reported on Tuesday.

Indiana's Republican governor, Eric Holcomb, has vetoed a bill that would have banned transgender athletes from competing in girls' sports.

The psychedelic drug MDMA, known as "ecstasy" or "molly" is an effective treatment for PTSD when combined with conventional psychotherapy, a study presented during the American Chemical Society spring meeting found.

As Russia wages war in Europe, lawmakers of the European Union approved an ambitious plan to bolster the bloc's security and defense policy that includes establishing a rapid troop deployment capability.

Three-time Cy Young award winner Max Scherzer may be in a new shade of blue, but he showed off his typical pitching dominance in his spring debut for the New York Mets on Monday in Jupiter, Fla.

To go green -- to build a carbon neutral economy and achieve net zero emissions -- the United States will need a lot more rare-earth elements, and recycling could be the way to do it. experts say.

The Biden administration sanctioned Sudan's Central Reserve Police, accusing it of committing "serious human rights abuses" against demonstrators protesting October's military takeover of the country.

On March 22, 2017, an attacker drove a vehicle into pedestrians on Westminster Bridge in London before fatally stabbing an unarmed police officer.

Actor Constance Wu turns 40 and sportscaster Bob Costas turns 70, among the famous birthdays for March 22.

Damaged infusion pumps placed No. 3 on ECRI's list of Top 10 technology hazards for 2022, mainly due to the potential for something to go mechanically wrong with them.

The Biden administration imposed visa restrictions against Chinese officials accused of being involved in "repressive acts" committed against ethnic and religious minority groups inside and outside of Beijing's border.

A new study finds that middle-aged people who are obese, or even simply overweight, may face more health problems down the road.