Новости за 16.02.2021

DC Comics announced on Tuesday that a pair of comic book series, based on Tim Burton's "Batman" films and Richard Donner's "Superman" films, will be released in July.

The California Highway Patrol said troopers responding to a report of body parts floating in the water next to a highway ramp were relieved to discover the limbs and torsos actually were mannequin parts.

The Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group and the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit began air operations in the Arabian Gulf this week, the Marine Corps announced.

Gene variants associated with a rare autoimmune disorder called Addison's disease have been pinpointed, according to researchers.

NASA's newest Mars rover, Perseverance, is in good shape and has begun programming and preparation for its descent to the Red Planet surface Thursday.

The Biden administration will distribute 13.5 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines to states this week and 2 million to pharmacies, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said during her daily news briefing Tuesday.

K-pop group iKon released a black and white teaser video for its forthcoming comeback single.

"Sound of Metal," "Promising Young Woman," "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm," "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" and "The Queen's Gambit" are nominated at the Writers Guild Awards.

A dog trapped in the basement of an abandoned Detroit home that had fallen into disrepair was rescued, thanks to a tweet from a concerned member of the public.

The United States' first overseas-based F-35A Lightning II squadron will be called the Valkyries, the Air Force announced Tuesday.

Marriott International President and CEO Arne Sorenson has died at the age of 62 after undergoing treatment for pancreatic cancer, the company said Tuesday.

A new approach to 3D bioprinting has overcome the shortcomings associated with earlier versions of the technology, bringing the method of creating human tissue and organs one step closer to reality.

Tension is escalating between British politicians calling for a boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing and Chinese state media representatives.

A debate over whether public schools and universities should have chaplains for sports teams has been revived at Boise State University.

Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against former President Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani and two right-wing groups accusing them of conspiring to incite violence in the Jan. 6 riot.

"Fortnite" will present "Short Nite," a virtual event featuring "Bench" and other animated short films, in Party Royale mode beginning Friday.

A Philadelphia artist broke a Guinness World Record for the largest drawing by an individual when she used black markers to create an image that spans 6,507 square feet.

A U.S. spy plane and a missile-tracking ship reportedly conducted surveillance missions over waters between the Korean Peninsula and northeast China, as the United States remains on guard for North Korea provocations.

Whoopi Goldberg will no longer be starring in the London revival of "Sister Act The Musical," due to the production being delayed to summer 2022.

"The Dark Knight" actor Aaron Eckhart will join Michelle Pfeiffer and Viola Davis in the Showtime series "The First Lady."

Animal rescuers in Scotland said a cat picked up as a stray was found to be a pet that escaped from her family's home four years earlier.

Allison Janney discussed filming "Mom" Season 8 following Anna Faris' exit from the CBS series.

Authorities on Tuesday arrested a Spanish rapper who spent a day holed up at a university in Catalonia, purportedly to avoid going to prison over a series of tweets.

In a new study, researchers used statistical analysis to show climate change was the primary driver of the disappearance of North America's largest species, including mammoths and giant sloths.

A group of 40 people in Alberta, Canada, announced they have completed their attempt at the world's longest hockey game, which lasted for 252 hours.