Новости за 01.10.2021

NBC announced Friday that Nikki Bella, Travis Pastrana and Simon Cowell will judge "America's Got Talent: Extreme." "AGT" host Terry Crews will host the spinoff, too.

French prosecutors have identified a former police officer as the person behind a series of slayings and rapes dating back 35 years.

A Kansas man who celebrated his birthday by buying a pair of scratch-off lottery tickets ended up receiving a $10,000 gift from himself.

Drugs prescribed for Type 2 diabetes may actually increase insulin resistance in the body by boosting production of the hormone to unhealthy levels, causing the disease to worsen, researchers from Boston University said.

Police in Ontario put their cowboy skills to the test Friday morning when several callers reported a horse running loose on a highway.

A Florida 7-year-old who hooked a bass while fishing with his dad ended up losing his catch -- and his pole -- when an alligator darted out of the water and grabbed the fish.

The iconic bridge that became famous as "Poohsticks Bridge" thanks to A.A. Milne's Winnie-the-Pooh books is now being auctioned off to find it a new home.

Mounting economic hardships are pushing a growing number of Lebanon's population to seek a better life abroad in another mass exodus.

California will require all schoolchildren to receive a COVID-19 vaccine to attend public school, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Friday.

Since the autumnal equinox on Sept. 22, the nights have grown longer than the days in the Northern Hemisphere, and the longer nights will offer some great views of the planets in addition to the upcoming meteor showers.

A New York couple whose wedding plans were interrupted by border closings from the COVID-19 pandemic held a ceremony at the U.S.-Canada border so the bride's parents and grandmother could attend.

Deku and his friends from Class 1-A are racing against the clock to stop bombs from detonating around the world in the new English dub trailer for anime film "My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission."

After turning a Virginia television station into a global religious broadcasting network, Pat Robertson is stepping down as host of "The 700 Club" after 60 years.

Amazon released the trailer for the music documentary "Justin Bieber: Our World" on Friday. The movie shows Bieber preparing and performing his New Year's Eve concert, including personal footage with wife Hailey.

A Turkish man reported missing after a night of drinking in the woods was found after he unknowingly joined his own search party.

K-pop stars Twice released a single and music video for "The Feels," their first English-language song.

"The Umbrella Academy" Season 3 will take place at Hotel Oblivion and premiere on Netflix in 2022.

Israel moved to ease restrictions on travel into the country, allowing the remainder of countries designated as "red" because of their COVID-19 infection rates the government announced Friday.

Tropical Storm Victor is expected to weaken over the weekend as it moves along the eastern Atlantic Ocean and away from land, forecasters predict.

Comedy series "Mike & Molly," starring Melissa McCarthy and Billy Gardell, is heading to Nickelodeon's Nick at Nite block of programming.

Nearly 2 million U.S. residents have received booster shots in the first week of eligibility, Jeff Zients, the coordinator of the White House Coronavirus Response Team said Friday during the group's regular report.

A Japanese prefecture government is attempting to educate the public about bear safety with a rock song filled with helpful tips.

BR Korea, the South Korean operator of Dunkin' Donuts, has asked police to investigate the authenticity of a video purporting to show unsanitary conditions in one of its factories.

The National Women's Soccer League postponed its five scheduled matches this weekend to give players and coaches "space to reflect" amid an investigation into misconduct allegations made against former coach Paul Riley.

Researchers with the United Nations have developed a new tool that generates instant, accurate street-level resolution maps of floods worldwide since 1985, the agency announced Friday.