Новости за 29.11.2021

Police responding to a potential burglary at a New Hampshire elementary school said they responded to find the "suspect" -- a deer -- was still inside the building.

More Americans are turning to "buy now, pay later" options for their holiday shopping this year -- opting to choose debt rather than pay for gifts outright, a new study found.

A Colorado woman said she will never forget to close her garage door again after a bear raided $600 worth of frozen meats from her freezer.

An Idaho library is hailing the return of an overdue book that was checked out from a now-defunct library 110 years earlier.

People with "long-haul" COVID-19 have symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome and other breathing problems months after first testing positive for the virus, a Journal of the American College of Cardiology study found.

An asteroid that measures the same size as the height of the Great Pyramid of Giza, is expected to pass by Earth on Monday afternoon, according to NASA.

A Food and Drug Administration advisory panel on Tuesday voted to endorse emergency use authorization for Merck's experimental COVID-19 pill.

Climate change is speeding up the ocean currents around Antarctica, an analysis published Monday by the journal Nature Climate Change found. Prevailing westerly winds have fueled this increase in velocity.

An Idaho man climbed aboard an electric unicycle and rode for a distance of 35 miles while juggling three balls to set a Guinness World Record.

This year, seven swans will still cost over $13,000, the most expensive gift in the song "The 12 Days of Christmas," as almost every other gets pricier, according to PNC's Christmas Price Index released Monday.

Jack Dorsey announced his resignation as CEO of Twitter on Monday. He will be replaced by Parag Agrawal effective immediately.

A new analysis of space dust shows that the water covering the majority of Earth's surface could have formed in space with help from solar wind.

As automakers race to create and produce more electric vehicles, Nissan announced Monday that it will invest $17.6 billion in EV development over the next five years.

NASA is loading fuel and oxidizer into the James Webb Space Telescope in the Guiana Space Center ahead of its scheduled Dec. 22 launch.

Shorter harvest and high demand have led to Canada's decision to release 50% of its maple syrup reserves.

A pair of NASA astronauts -- a veteran and a first-time space flyer -- are to venture outside the International Space Station on Tuesday to replace a broken antenna that helps the crew in space communicate with Earth.

Actor Matthew McConaughey on Sunday removed himself from consideration as a potential candidate for governor after months of toying with a campaign.

The world is bracing for the effects of a worrisome new COVID-19 variant, called Omicron, with banning travel from South Africa, where is was first detected, including Israel banning all foreign visitors.

Former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper filed a lawsuit against the Department of Defense on Sunday over redactions he was told to make in his forthcoming memoir about working within the Trump administration.

Health officials in Ontario on Sunday confirmed two cases of the spreading virus.

The newly discovered Omicron COVID-19 variant may evade forms of immune protection against the virus, Dr. Anthony Fauci warned Sunday.

Firefighters were working to contain a 180-acre fire in North Carolina's Pilot Mountain State Park Sunday that is likely to force the park to close for the remainder of the week.

Tua Tagovailoa authored the most-accurate performance of his young career while veteran Cam Newton was benched due to a very poor showing as the Miami Dolphins beat the Carolina Panthers on Sunday in Miami Gardens, Fla.

Dozens of Broadway luminaries led a musical tribute to late lyricist and composer Stephen Sondheim in New York's Times Square on Sunday.

Phil Saviano, an advocate for survivors of sexual abuse by Catholic priests, died at the age of 69 Sunday following a battle with cancer.