Новости за 05.03.2021

A car bomb in the Somalian capital of Mogadishu left at least 10 people dead and dozens of others injured Friday, local police said.

An employee at a dentist's office in California received a scare when a large turkey came crashing through a window and into the patient consultant area.

The Defense Department's latest contract with Raytheon is meant to support integration of AMRAAM missiles with current and future Air Force aircraft.

The diagnosis and treatment of substance use disorder, as well as the management of related health complications, including overdoses, results in more than $13 billion in medical costs annually, a CDC analysis found.

A New York woman who found a decades-old family photo in a used book she bought 15 years ago was able to return the photo to the family thanks to social media.

A New York woman investigating a hole behind her bathroom mirror climbed through and made a startling discovery -- an entire empty apartment.

The San Diego Zoo has vaccinated several great apes with an experimental COVID-19 for animals, zoo officials said.

Apple TV+ has renewed documentary series "Dear..." for a second season, the streaming service announced on Friday.

Federal prosecutors have charged antivirus software mogul John McAfee and an adviser with conspiracy to commit fraud, among other crimes, in a scheme involving cryptocurrency investments, authorities said Friday.

Pope Francis visits Iraq, the first pontiff ever to do so, arriving March 5, 2021. In the three-day trip, the pope will visit the nation's Catholic faithful and offer support amid the COVID-19 crisis. About 500,000 Christians live in Iraq, a drastic decline since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003.

Female service members pay significantly more out-of-pocket expenses than male counterparts, notably in uniform costs, the General Accountability Office said.

The CW announced "Supergirl" will premiere its sixth and final season March 30, filling in for "Superman and Lois" until May 18.

K-pop star Hyojung released a single and music video for "Lead the Way," a song for the "Raya and the Last Dragon" soundtrack.

Strengthening the U.S. military presence on Guam and providing arms to Taiwan should be priorities, the chief of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command said.

A South Korean man who made a prank call to local police has been arrested after falsely claiming he was a North Korean spy "heading home."

Rep. Eric Swalwell of California filed a federal civil lawsuit Friday against former President Donald Trump and three others whom he says incited the attack on the U.S. Capitol two months ago.

Victoria's Secret model Toni Garrn is expecting her first child with "Magic Mike" actor Alex Pettyfer.

Grace VanderWaal released a new track on Friday, titled "Don't Assume What You Don't Know" alongside an accompanying music video.

The fine particles in wildfire smoke are up to 10 times more harmful to human lungs than pollution from other sources, such as car exhaust, an analysis published Friday by the journal Nature Communications found.

Officers at a Florida police station looked out from a second-story window and came face to face with an unexpected visitor: a green iguana.

"Lupin," a mystery thriller based on the Maurice Leblanc character Arsène Lupin, will return for a second season on Netflix in the summer.

FX announced that on Friday that "Pose" is set to end with Season 3, which will begin on May 2 at 10 p.m. EST.

The destroyer USS Forrest Sherman will return to the sea, on schedule, following trials after six months of repairs, the Navy announced on Friday.

Officials with the North Carolina Department of Transportation are assuring residents that a wall holding up a new flyover bridge in Raleigh is not leaning, despite an optical illusion that makes it appear so.

Britain's Prince Philip on Friday was moved back to a private hospital in London following a heart procedure this week, royal officials said.