Новости за 14.06.2023

An Oregon library said a copy of George Orwell's "1984" was recently returned 65 years late with an apologetic note from the patron.

A 16-year-old girl in India broke a Guinness World Record by dancing for 127 hours with only brief breaks.

A federal jury has ordered Starbuck's to pay $25.6 million to former regional manager Shannon Phillips, who alleged she was fired because she's White.

Fla. Attorney General Ashley Moody filed a motion Tuesday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reject further appeals so the state can move forward with the execution of Duane Owen, 62, Thursday.

Wildlife officials in Idaho came to the rescue of an osprey seen dangling over the ground with its leg entangled in bailing twine.

Sony Pictures Classics released the trailer for "Shortcomings" on Wednesday. Randall Park's feature film directorial debut opens Aug. 4 in theaters.

Prosecutors said in a court filing that the weapons supervisor on the set of Rust was likely hungover when she loaded a live bullet into the revolver used by actor Alec Baldwin, who accidentally killed cinematographer.

A Michigan city just outside of Detroit has voted to ban LGBTQ flags on city property under a "neutrality" resolution that was passed unanimously by the city council.

A 73-year-old woman who decided to play the Oregon Lottery's Win for Life game for the first time earned a jackpot worth $52,000 a year for life.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Wednesday that it is implementing new procedures to evaluate meats labeled as "grass-fed," "free range," and "raised without antibiotics."

Republicans in the House of Representatives say they will consider a resolution this week on whether to censure Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif.

Netflix announced Wednesday that it has renewed "XO, Kitty" for a second season. The cast made an Instagram video to announce the news to fans.

The FAA announced in a Wednesday statement that it will require a secondary physical barrier on new commercial aircraft to protect the flight deck from intrusion when the flight deck door is opened.

Japanese researchers said in a new study that an antibiotic used for Fusobacterium can be taken to reduce lesions associated with endometriosis.

The White House announced on Wednesday that it was launching a new program that will help more people, including families in the poorest sectors of the country, afford Internet access.

The U.S. Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service offered guidance Wednesday to non-profits, state and local governments, as well as tribal entities, on how best to tap into tax credits for clean energy.

"Minx," a comedy series starring Ophelia Lovibond and Jake Johnson, will return for a second season on Starz.

K-pop group BTS released a trailer for the official book "Beyond the Story: 10-Year Record of BTS."

An Australian man sitting on the toilet at his Queensland home had a scare when he spotted a nearly 10-foot python on top of his shower.

The European Parliament voted Wednesday to adopt its final negotiating position on the Artificial Intelligence Act, which would regulate AI systems created and used inside the bloc.

The Southern Baptist Convention voted Wednesday to ban two churches because they have women pastors.

A stretch of highway in Michigan was closed for 4 hours when a semi truck rolled over and spilled its load of empty beer kegs into the road.

Sonos, the wireless speaker company, said on Wednesday that it would lay off 130 employees.

SZA, Lizzo, Miguel, Tems, Metro Boomin, Ice Spice and other artists will perform at Made in America Festival in September.

Energy supermajor Shell on Wednesday said it was focused on shareholder returns and the energy transition, though it sees fossil fuels as having a long future on the global market.