Новости за 01.11.2021

All three major U.S. indexes rose to record highs on Monday, despite posting modest gains in the first day of trading in November.

Global Thunder, the U.S. Strategic Command's annual training focused on joint operations and nuclear readiness, on Monday started its exercises to test and improve its combat capabilities.

Netflix released the trailer for their holiday movie "A Boy Called Christmas" on Monday. The trailer shows young Nikolas (Henry Lawfull) set out to find the elf kingdom.

Miami-Dade County Public schools eased its COVID-19 mask requirement Monday for middle and high school students.

A North Carolina couple who bought lottery tickets in 11 states during a recent road trip won a $2 million Powerball prize from Virginia.

Police in California responded to reports of an "otter" in need of assistance and discovered the animal was actually a fur seal pup that had "flapped" across a road.

A family history book found by the owners of a Minnesota thrift store was returned to the family thanks to the detective work of a stranger.

A California man said he returned home to find two bears were inside his house -- and one was snacking on leftover fried chicken in the kitchen.

A Pew Research Center survey released Monday finds that the United States is viewed positively in advanced economies around the world for its technology, entertainment, military and universities.

Federal rules covering how businesses are to implement President Joe Biden's emergency COVID-19 vaccine mandates for workers will be coming soon, the administration said Monday.

A California high school athletic association condemned the Inglewood High School football team for its lack of sportsmanship in a 106-0 victory. Inglewood's school district launched an investigation.

A Missouri nonprofit that operates a Christian boarding school is suing to stop enforcement of a new law that mandates background checks for all staff members at unlicensed youth residential facilities.

The collapse of a 21-story building in Lagos, Nigeria, Monday killed at least six people.

Modern wheat bread may have originated in the Caucuses region of present-day Georgia in eastern Europe, a study published Monday by Nature Biotechnology found.

A Pennsylvania man who incorrectly assumed his wedding band had fallen down the sink drain at this home was reunited with the lost ring thanks to a social media post from a local business.

K-pop group Seventeen released a live performance video of "Rock with You," the title track from its EP "Attacca."

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied a request by civil libertarians to allow public access to decisions handed down by the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.

A California family's Halloween decorations prompted calls to 911 about a house on fire -- but the flames and smoke were merely a festive special effect.

The first set of satellites Amazon plans to send to space along with Verizon will be launched next fall, according to an experimental launch license filed Monday.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday that 91% of city workers are now vaccinated against the coronavirus but thousands more still face unpaid leave, creating worker shortages throughout the city.

A New Zealand conservation charity announced its coveted Bird of the Year award has been won by the first non-bird ever entered in the competition: a bat.

American Airlines canceled over 300 flights Monday amid staffing shortages after canceling thousands of flights over the weekend.

Some 33,000 people were locked inside Shanghai Disneyland after one visitor tested positive for COVID-19 and the Chinese government ordered everyone to be tested.

"Top Gear," a motoring series featuring Chris Harris, Andrew Flintoff and Paddy McGuinness, will return on BBC America and AMC+ in November.

Armed med hijacked and torched a bus in Northern Ireland around dawn on Monday, sparking fears of Brexit-related violence in the region.