Новости за 14.10.2022

Doctors in Italy shared details of a recent, delicate brain surgery during which patient remained awake and playing the saxophone.

Nearly 600,000 immigrants enrolled in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program will be able to renew their two-year protections from deportation and work permits while a court case over the program proceeds.

The National Science Foundation said Friday that it won't rebuild the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, and instead pans to build a STEM-focused education center.

A Michigan man said he was convinced that his friends were playing a prank on him when he got an email saying he had won a $100,000 prize.

More than a hundred marine scientists have written an open letter to the Biden administration urging action to protect a recently discovered Gulf of Mexico whale species known as Rice's whale.

The NFL fined Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady $11,139 for kicking Atlanta Falcons defender Grady Jarrett in Week 5, a league source told UPI on Friday.

A California bakery's entry in the local scarecrow contest is going viral after taking inspiration from actor Harrison Ford and a galaxy far, far away to create "Pan Solo."

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned of a severe flu season as reports of the virus and other respiratory illnesses are already higher than normal.

A legal motion by filed the Broward County State Attorney's Office asks a court to have law enforcement interview a Parkland school shooter juror who felt threatened.

K-pop star Wonho, a former member of Monsta X, released the single album "Bittersweet" and a video for "Don't Regret."

Some people believe in the idea of "depressive realism" -- that depressed people are just more realistic than others about how much they control their lives. But a new study upends that theory.

Hall of Fame pitcher Bruce Sutter has died, the St. Louis Cardinals announced Friday. He was 69.

For the first time in Alaska's history, the state's Department of Fish and Game on Friday canceled the winter crab season in the Bering Strait because their numbers have fallen dramatically.

Robbie Coltrane, an actor who played Rubeus Hagrid in the "Harry Potter" films and Valentin Dmitrovich Zukovsky in two James Bond movies, died Friday.

The International Space Station Crew-4 returned to Earth in Dragon Freedom after six months in spacing, landing off the coast of Florida late Friday afternoon.

The International Space Station Crew-4 are returning to Earth Friday in Dragon Freedom, with splashdown expected at 4:55 p.m. off the Florida coast.

FOX announced Friday it ordered the Joel McHale's "Animal Control" to series.

"Bupkis," a new comedy series starring Pete Davidson, Joe Pesci and Edie Falco, is coming to Peacock.

Motorcyclists preparing for the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix on Phillip Island experienced two close calls when wallabies bounded across the track.

Turner Classic Movies announced a 24 hour marathon of 12 Angela Lansbury films to screen on the channel Nov. 21.

Louis Tomlinson released "Out of My System," a new song from his album "Faith in the Future," and announced a new tour.

New research suggests children will have healthier bones if they participate in multidirectional sports such as soccer or basketball, rather than unidirectional activities such as running.

Philadelphia Phillies minor league pitcher Corey Phelan died after a battle with cancer, the team announced. He was 20.

The Department of Agriculture introduced on Friday new proposed regulatory framework for a new strategy to control Salmonella contamination in poultry and to reduce foodborne illnesses connected to the products.

Ed Sheeran discussed his "Mathematics" tour and performed on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert."