Новости за 22.01.2024

Breast cancer deaths declined by a dramatic 58% between 1975 and 2019, and researchers think they can pinpoint the exact reasons for the reduction.

"Ripley," a new series based on the Patricia Highsmith novels, is coming to Netflix.

An effort to bring whole milk back to schools across the nation is heading for the Senate, but the U.S. Department of Agriculture is pushing back on the bill.

Carlos Alcaraz ensured that all of the Top 5 men's tennis stars advanced to the 2024 Australian Open quarterfinals, with a straight sets victory Monday in Melbourne. Just three of the Top 10 women reached the same stage.

The global migration arm of the United Nations launched an urgent public appeal Monday, calling for $7.9 billion in funding to aid crisis relief efforts for refugees and displaced populations around the world.

The Grand Ole Opry apologized after Elle King reportedly gave a "drunk" and "profane" performance during its Dolly Parton birthday tribute.

Saudi Crown punched his ticket to Saudi Arabia and Track Phantom continued his march toward the Kentucky Derby.

The action movie, "Expend4bles," scored a leading seven Razzie Award nominations, recognizing the worst in cinema for 2023, in Hollywood on Monday morning.

Nicole Kidman wore an Atelier Versace gown at the New York premiere of her Prime Video series "Expats."

U.S. oil giant ExxonMobil is suing a group of American and Dutch activist investors in an unprecedented effort to block them from putting an "extreme" proposal for stricter emissions reductions in front of shareholders.

College basketball star Caitlin Clark is OK after she said she was "absolutely just hammered" by a fan who ran onto the court as the Ohio State Buckeyes celebrated an upset win over her Iowa Hawkeyes.

Japanese space officials said on Monday that they hope the lunar lander that arrived on the moon's surface on Friday will regain power once the sun hits the spacecraft's solar cells from the west.

Patrick Mahomes lauded his teammates and defense for propelling a playoff victory over the Buffalo Bills, pushing the Kansas City Chiefs into the AFC Championship game for the sixth-consecutive postseason.

Netflix has ordered two more limited series based on Harlan Coben's mystery novels.

President Joe Biden will meet Monday with a task force of doctors and cabinet officials to announce new federal actions to protect access to reproductive care on the 51st anniversary of the ruling in Roe vs. Wade.

Colin Morgan from "Humans" and Annabel Scholey from "The Salisbury Poisonings" have signed on to star in the BBC's four-part psychological thriller, "Dead and Buried."

"A Different Man" aims high with a lot of tonal shifts and big themes, but loses its ability to balance them early and yet keeps on going.

Medical professionals working in women's reproductive health in Britain are being instructed not to report suspected illegal abortions to the authorities.

Movies starring Rooney Mara, Sebastian Stan, Gael Garcia Bernal, Olivia Williams and Oded Fehr are set to screen at Berlin Film Festival next month.

Macy's said on Sunday that it has rejected a roughly $5.8 billion buyout offer by two investment groups to take the iconic department store chain private, but the bidders indicated they are not giving up.

Britain and Ireland were battered overnight by storm Isha which brought 99 mph winds that brought down trees, knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and disrupted road, rail, air and sea travel.

Violent threats and rhetoric targeting judges, poll workers and political figures are on the rise in the United States -- and not just on fringe websites or platforms by organized extremist groups.

The Federal Aviation Administration late Sunday recommended airlines operating Boeing 737-900ER jets inspect their door plugs, which have the same design as the grounded 737 Max 9 fleet.

The Federal Aviation Administration late Sunday recommended airlines operating Boeing 737-900ER jets inspect their door plugs, which have the same design as the grounded 737 Max 9 fleet.

On Jan. 22, 1973, in its historic Roe vs. Wade decision, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down state bans and made abortion legal.