Новости за 05.02.2021

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced the initiation of a review of U.S. troop presence around the world, at the direction of President Joe Biden.

An Ontario man with a lifetime of adventuring experience broke a Guinness World Record when he went water skiing at age 92.

Russia on Friday expelled diplomats from Germany, Poland and Sweden, accusing diplomats from the countries of participating in protests related to the arrest of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

A Kentucky animal shelter is raising funds by offering jilted lovers the chance to have cats do their business on the names of their exes.

The slaying of an anti-Hezbollah Shiite political activist in southern Lebanon and recent violent unrest in Tripoli have increased fears the country is slipping into "security chaos."

A California man used video-sharing app TikTok to find the rightful owner of a package that mistakenly was delivered to his house.

About 1,000 U.S. troops will assist in civilian vaccinations against the COVID-19 virus, White House senior advisor Andy Slavitt announced on Friday.

Christopher Plummer, an Oscar, Tony and Emmy-award winning actor best known for his role in "The Sound of Music," has died at the age of 91.

K-pop group SHINee will release teaser photos, a mood sampler and a highlight medley for its new album "Don't Call Me."

The Los Angeles Police Department said a pair of handcuffs taken from an officer more than 60 years ago arrived in a package along with a letter of apology from the now-grandfather who walked off with them.

A pair of paper-folding enthusiasts in Brazil broke a Guinness World Record when they combined their efforts to create a display featuring 1,010 origami dogs.

Students at Harvard Law School denounced an article by a law professor that described the recruitment of "comfort women."

Golden Globe and Grammy-winning, Oscar-nominated actress, rapper, singer, and activist Queen Latifah is starring in and executive producing Netflix's "End of the Road" and CBS' "The Equalizer." Here's a look back at her life through the years.

Nick Cannon and ViacomCBS will restart production on "Wild 'N Out" after ViacomCBS cut ties with Cannon over his anti-Semitic remarks.

John David Washington and Zendaya have their love tested in "Malcolm & Marie," Super Bowl LV wraps up the NFL season and Queen Latifah stars in a a revamp of "The Equalizer" this weekend.

An intruder caught at the Maryland Air Force base that houses Air Force One was being interviewed by investigators after breaching the base the day before President Joe Biden was scheduled to take his first flight.

Latin American boy band CNCO released the album "Déjà Vu" and a video for the new single "Dejaría Todo."

Police in Connecticut said a beefalo -- a hybrid of a cow and a bison -- that escaped from a trailer outside a slaughterhouse six months ago has been spotted and appears to be doing well despite winter storms.

New research suggests climate change has expanded the preferred habitat of coronavirus-carrying bats in Southern China.

The number of new COVID-19 cases in the United States is still well below average, but deaths nationwide on Thursday soared to a new all-time high, according to updated data from Johns Hopkins University.

Too few cancer patients who have a heart attack are receiving emergency angioplasties that could save their lives, a new study finds.

South Korea said negotiations with the United States on the Special Measures Agreement is likely to conclude soon.

Gen. Jay Raymond, chief of space operations, has had calls with reporters and engaged in media appearances in recent months to show how he believes the new Space Force military branch safeguards national security.

The destroyer USS John S. McCain patrolled near the disputed Paracel Islands in the South China Sea, the Navy said on Friday, in a challenge to China -- just one day after transiting the Taiwain Strait.

Starz ordered "The Serpent Queen," a new series about Catherine de Medici based on a book by Leonie Frieda.