Новости за 19.04.2021

A Missouri man who repeatedly hit $1,000 prizes on his favorite scratch-off lottery game finally hit the big one with a $100,000 prize.

McDonald's will launch The BTS Meal in collaboration with the K-pop group in more than 60 countries beginning May 26.

More than one-third of people who have atrial fibrillation or blood clots are treated with both a blood-thinner and daily aspirin therapy, even when there is no clear need for the latter, a JAMA study found.

President Joe Biden told a bipartisan group of lawmakers at the White House Monday he is "prepared to compromise" to win approval for his proposed $2.2 trillion infrastructure proposal.

Magnolia Network, founded by Chip and Joanna Gaines, announced four more shows coming to their slate, with a preview of them premiering Friday.

Apple Original Films and the Oklahoma Film and Music Office announced Monday that "Killers of the Flower Moon" began production in the state. Martin Scorsese directs Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert DeNiro.

A home for sale in New Mexico is gaining attention online after the current owner spent 21 years filling the interior with spaceship-inspired decor.

Vice Adm. Linda L. Fagan was nominated as the next Vice Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, the Department of Homeland Security announced on Monday.

NASA's Crew 2 payload is scheduled to carry several important science experiments to the International Space Station this week, including several that involve the growth of biological tissues.

A high school in Britain said a former student mailed in an overdue library book that was originally supposed to have been returned 32 years earlier.

Two people died when a Tesla going at a high speed with no one in the driver's collided into a tree and caught fire in an area near Houston, Texas, authorities said Monday.

The union that unsuccessfully tried to organize an Amazon fulfillment center in Alabama announced Monday it has officially filed objections to the company's conduct during the campaign.

Chicago Bulls legend Scottie Pippen announced Monday on social media that his oldest son, Antron, died over the weekend. He was 33.

Starz released the trailer and announced the premiere date of its miniseries "Death and Nightingales." Matthew Rhys, Ann Skelly and Jamie Dornan star in the adaptation of Eugene McCabe's book.

The NFL has inked an exclusive, multi-year podcast deal with iHeartMedia, the two organizations announced on Monday.

Police in Ireland said a lost lamb found wandering loose in a roadway spent the night in a jail cell before being reunited with its owners.

Germany's Green Party on Monday nominated Annalena Baerbock as its first candidate for chancellor amid surging poll numbers as the country prepares to elect a successor to Angela Merkel later this year.

Four B-52H Stratofortress bombers were deployed to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, for bomber task missions, the Air Force announced.

K-pop stars Itzy released a "night version" concept film featuring Lia for their EP "Guess Who."

A traditional Korean garment BTS band member Jimin wore during a performance on NBC's "The Tonight Show" is to be sold at a South Korean auction.

Amazon's plans to build the Kuiper Project satellite Internet service to rival SpaceX's Starlink now have a rocket launch provider, Colorado-based United Launch Alliance.

A new forecasting model suggests an uptick in the frequency of magnitude 4 earthquakes along certain faults can predict large earthquake events of magnitude 6.7 or larger.

A pair of Colorado parents said they initially questioned their 5-year-old daughter's story of a staring contest with a bobcat until they checked their home security camera footage.

"Dave," a comedy series starring Dave Burd, aka Lil Dicky, will return June 16 and feature CL, Hailey Baldwin, Lil Nas X and Kevin Hart in Season 2.

The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed a case Monday challenging a decision by Pennsylvania's high court extending the November election ballot deadline amid the pandemic.