Новости за 01.03.2023

The companies associated with two shipping vessels will pay a settlement of $96.5 million to Amplify Energy over a 2021 oil spill off the coast of Southern California.

Comedy legend Adam Sandler will be honored with the first King of Comedy award at this year's Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards. Sandler previously won 10 Kids' Choice Awards orange blimps.

A North Carolina woman found out she had won a $1 million Powerball prize just hours before celebrating her 58th birthday.

Alabama linebacker Will Anderson Jr. and several other top pass rushers say they model their games after today's NFL stars. They each will now pursue consideration to be the No. 1 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft.

House Republicans on Wednesday blamed immigration at the southern border for an increasing number of fentanyl deaths, stepping up their criticisms of Biden administration policies.

Police in Maine said the last of the three bison to escape in Aroostook County was safely rounded up with help from the animals' owner.

The so-called Havana syndrome, a set of medical symptoms suffered by U.S. diplomats and military personnel overseas, is "very unlikely" caused by a foreign foe, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence said.

Redirecting near-Earth objects like asteroids before they impact the planet is a viable possibility, according to new research published Wednesday.

Hulu will stream the two-part limited documentary series "Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields" on April 3. It will examine Shields' relationship with her mother and manager Teri Shields.

A person dressed as the "Ghostface" killer from the "Scream" franchise prompted multiple 911 calls in California, but police said the person was hired to promote the latest installment in the franchise.

Sgt. Andy Bell, a spokesman for the Missouri Highway Patrol's Troop A said the house where the shooting happened still had not been cleared, as the standoff reached 14 hours.

Researchers from Canada and Britain said they found a connection between taking vitamin D supplements and living longer without the ravages of dementia in a large-scale study of more than 12,000 participants.

A basketball player from Poland broke a Guinness World Record in London when he jumped 10 feet and 5 inches to complete a between the legs slam dunk.

March 1 marks the end of maxed-out assistance programs that helped more than 30 million people get by during the COVID-19 pandemic. Advocates said the change will likely deal a blow to low-income U.S. households.

March 1 marks the end of maxed-out assistance programs that helped more than 30 million people get by during the COVID-19 pandemic, something that advocates said will likely deal a blow to low-income U.S. households.

Peacock has released a trailer for the upcoming series, "Mrs. Davis." The trailer features a variety of people across the world informing the camera that "she wants to talk to you."

Finland's Parliament Wednesday voted overwhelmingly in favor of the Nordic country joining NATO, moving it a step closer to becoming a member in the military alliance.

An arrest warrant was issued Wednesday for Georgia football star Jalen Carter, a top NFL Draft prospect, for his alleged involvement in a fatal January car crash, the Athens-Clarke County Police Department said.

A proxy for petroleum demand in the U.S. economy is well below year-ago levels and commercial inventories of crude oil are bloated, suggesting waning demand, data show.

iHeartMedia is teaming up with SeeHer to celebrate International Women's Day with a special streaming event.

Officials at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium confirmed a cheetah briefly escaped from its enclosure, but was behind a public barrier at all times.

The amount of helium in underground geological formations could satisfy thousands of years of global demand, researchers said.

Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly said Wednesday it is voluntarily cutting the price of its insulin for all Americans, capping the out of pocket cost for the diabetes treatment at $35 per month or less.

Julie Su, the Labor Department's deputy secretary, said Wednesday she wants to continue to fight for the "forgotten and unseen" workers as President Joe Biden announced her as his nominee for labor secretary.

NBC said "Today" co-anchor Hoda Kotb, who has been missing from the morning show for over a week, has been dealing with a "family health matter."