Новости за 23.07.2021

A British Columbia crew cleaning up plastic waste on the coast found a message in a bottle tossed into the ocean by a Washington state teenager nine years earlier.

A federal judge in Los Angeles freed wealthy private equity investor Thomas Barrack, an ally of former President Donald Trump, on $250 million bond Friday in his illegal lobbying case.

Amazon announced the premiere date for their series adaptation of "I Know What You Did Last Summer" during their San Diego Comic-Con@Home panel Friday.

Firefighters and rescue teams searching for victims of a Florida condo collapse ended their efforts Friday after nearly a month of removing and sifting through debris, local officials said.

The United States and Iraq are preparing a statement on plans to reduce the role of U.S. troops in Iraq to a purely advisory role by the end of 2021, officials of both nations said this week.

Marsquake data collected by NASA's InSight lander has allowed planetary scientists to more accurately characterize Mars' deep interior, as well as offered clues to the Red Planet's origins.

A library in England said a book was recently returned in the mail after 63 years with a note saying, "better late than never."

Urinary tract infections: They're the bane of millions of women, and a new study finds that many sufferers are unhappy that diagnosis and treatments are still limited for this painful condition.

The Biden administration on Friday announced new aid for some homeowners as COVID-19-related mortgage forbearance programs wind down in the coming weeks.

Megan Rapinoe and 27 other United States Women's National Team players filed an appeal Friday in their ongoing gender-based pay discrimination lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation, a player spokeswoman said.

A U.S. Air Force plan to transfer all A-10 Thunderbolt planes and HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopters to Arizona was postponed on Friday, pending Congressional budget approval.

New Zealand will see a motivated United States Women's National Team, which sustained a rare loss in its last match, when the teams meet in the group stage of the 2020 Summer Games on Saturday in Saitama, Japan.

The number of coronavirus cases connected with the Summer Olympics Games rose to more than 100 as competition began Friday, according to data provided by the Tokyo government.

A Tennessee mall shared videos of a young black bear that paid a visit to the shopping center was filmed apparently trying to find a way into a movie theater.

K-pop stars Blackpink released a teaser for the Japanese version of "The Album" featuring the song "Lovesick Girls."

Ernest Hemingway look-alikes are gathering in Florida to celebrate the life of the famed author and crown a champion impersonator.

The 2020 Summer Olympics officially open in Tokyo on July 23, 2021. It's a scaled-down event amid the raging COVID-19 pandemic, with limited spectators and many top athletes declining to participate. The Games run through August 8. Here's a look at the Opening Ceremony.

NATO's "Shark Hunt 21" submarine exercises, led by the U.S. Navy's 6th Fleet, began on Friday in the North Atlantic Ocean, the U.S. Navy announced.

Country music singer Harper Grae welcomed her first child, daughter Declan Monroe, with her wife, Dawn Gates, after a previous miscarriage.

North Korea blasted South Korea's rising home prices Friday in a statement that claimed the Kim Jong Un regime's "socialist system" was superior to the South's capitalist economy.

Organizers of a world record attempt for the longest game of cornhole in Nebraska announced they met their goal Friday -- and they are still going.

"American Rust," a new series based on the Philipp Meyer novel, will premiere on Showtime in September.

Genera Motors on Friday issued a safety recall for almost 70,000 Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicles due to a defect in their batteries that could spark a fire.

Wildlife officials in Colorado said a moose that was spotted wandering on a golf course was captured after making its way to a U.S. Army fort.

"The Bachelor" alum Lauren Burnham was hospitalized following the birth of her twins with Arie Luyendyk, Jr.