Новости за 27.06.2022

A Michigan man said he was "having a bad day" so he left work early and ended up turning his day around with a $1 million lottery jackpot.

A Louisiana judge temporarily blocked a state trigger law that bans abortions following the reversal of Roe v. Wade, after providers filed a lawsuit calling the ban "unconstitutionally vague."

Firefighters in California came to the rescue of two puppies that wandered into an underground den and became stuck behind a 100-pound tortoise.

HBO announced the start of production on "Succession" Season 4 in New York City on Monday.

A New York City judge on Monday struck down a landmark law extending the right to vote in local elections to noncitizen immigrants who live, work and pay taxes in the city.

The vials containing an expensive, controversial drug for Alzheimer's disease are fixed in size, yet the amount required by patients varies widely. This issue alone could waste $605 million in Medicare spending annually.

Paxlovid appears to be living up to its reputation as the Tamiflu treatment for COVID-19, maintaining its effectiveness even against emerging variants, a new study shows.

Americans shopping for new electric vehicles at dealerships due to the increase in gasoline prices may experience sticker shock.

Drivers on a New Jersey highway got an unexpected light show -- and hours of delays -- when a truck carrying a load of fireworks caught fire.

Taiwan-based technology company GlobalWafers announced it will build a $5 billion factory in Sherman, Taxas, to supply silicon wafers to Intel in an effort to ease a chip shortage in the United States.

Demonstrators kneel in prayer at the U.S. Supreme Court, praising two rulings -- the June 27, 2022 decision that a high school football coach can lead post-game prayers and the June 24 ruling that overturned Roe vs. Wade, ending federal protections for abortion.

A Chinese crested-chihuahua mix named Mr. Happy Face was crowned the World's Ugliest Dog at an annual pageant in California.

The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol says it will hold a surprise hearing Tuesday "to present recently obtained evidence and receive witness testimony."

Novak Djokovic overcame a lost second set to win his first-round match Monday at Wimbledon. Hubert Hurkacz sustained one of the early upsets at the tennis Grand Slam, losing in five sets to Alexander Davidovich Fokina.

A team of domino artists convened at a Michigan school to assemble a wall from 54,321 dominoes and break a Guinness World Record.

K-pop group Seventeen shared a release schedule for the repackaged album "Sector 17."

Costco is recalling thousands of solar umbrellas being sold at its U.S. and Canadian locations, after some of them caught fire, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

California lawmakers have reached a budget deal that will offer "inflation relief" payments to millions of taxpayers in the state.

Residents of Beijing reacted with confusion and alarm Monday when a top Communist Party official was quoted in official media saying strict COVID-19 policies could be in place for five years.

Emma Roberts will join Dakota Johnson and Sydney Sweeney in Sony's new Marvel film "Madame Web."

Credit Suisse, a world leading financial services provider, said Monday it will appeal a decision by the Swiss criminal court that the bank and an employee helped a crime ring leader launder cocaine trafficking funds.

In an opinion released Monday, the Supreme Court declined to revisit a 1964 ruling that put in place a higher threshold for those in the public eye to prove libel.

Jason Schwartzman will play Lucky Flickerman in "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes."

All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving requested and was granted permission to seek a sign-and-trade from the Brooklyn Nets.

VH1 announced the title and premiere of "Caught in the Act: Unfaithful," hosted by Tami Roman. The show premieres July 18 on VH1.