Новости за 13.03.2024

SpaceX is preparing to launch 23 Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit Wednesday and plans a third test of its Starship rocket on Thursday.

Dollar Tree said Wednesday it will shutdown 1,000 Family Dollar stores as it reported an operating loss of $1.89 billion for the fourth quarter ending Feb. 3.

The White House on Wednesday launched a nationwide call for more training and better access to the lifesaving opioid overdose drug naloxone.

"Franklin," a new series starring Michael Douglas and Noah Jupe, is coming to Apple TV+.

The British government introduced legislation to parliament Wednesday that will quash the wrongful theft, fraud and false accounting convictions of hundreds of Post Office sub-contractors.

Wildlife rescuers in Virginia shared a video of an official wearing a red fox mask while syringe-feeding an orphaned kit.

Nissan and Toyota are leading some of Japan's largest companies in offering large pay raises for the second straight year on Wednesday as the country fights chronic deflation in its economy.

The European Parliament Wednesday overwhelmingly approved its landmark Artificial Intelligence Act which is designed to place restrictions on and ban some applications of AI it deems "high-risk."

"Atlas," a new film starring Jennifer Lopez, Simu Liu and Sterling K. Brown, is coming to Netflix.

Researchers are zeroing in on the reasons why women who battle depression may be more likely than men to develop heart disease.

Kelly Clarkson, Peyton Manning and Mike Tirico will host the opening ceremony at the Paris Summer Olympics.

After a cyberattack on the largest health insurer in the U,S., providers continue to scramble as insurance payments and prescription orders continue to be disrupted and physicians lose an estimated $100 million a day.

The Las Vegas Raiders are expected to release wide receiver Hunter Renfrow and quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo on Wednesday after the start of the NFL's new league year.

Christina Applegate and Jamie-Lynn Sigler got candid about their struggle with multiple sclerosis.

Russian President Vladimir said Wednesday he would re-deploy military forces along the border with Finland in response to the country becoming a member of the NATO alliance in April.

A bill that would ban the TikTok app from U.S. app stores unless it is sold by Chinese company ByteDance was passed by the House Wednesday on a 352-65 vote.

A bill that would ban the TikTok app from U.S. app stores unless it is sold off by Chinese company ByteDance is expected to get a House floor vote Wednesday.

Passengers on Frontier Airlines can upgrade for an empty middle seat on flights, starting in April.

With no one matching all the winning numbers in Tuesday's drawing, the Mega Millions lottery's grand jackpot soared to $792 million, its sixth-largest total in history for its next drawing on Friday.

President Joe Biden will announce in Milwaukee on Wednesday $3.3 billion in infrastructure grants that will used across the country to connect communities divided by other projects.

The University of Louisville is expected to fire men's basketball coach Kenny Payne after he led the Cardinals to a 12-51 record over two seasons.

The former chief of staff of the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was injured in a hammer attack outside his home in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius.

The Pittsburgh Steelers agreed to trade wide receiver Diontae Johnson to the Carolina Panthers, his agency announced.

For more than a decade, I have been making the argument and sounding the alarm that the greatest existential danger to the world at large was Massive Attacks of Disruption, whether caused by man or by nature.

The United States has sanctioned four people accused of being operatives and facilitators of an Iran-backed militant group that operates in the island kingdom of Bahrain.