Новости за 07.12.2021

French police on Tuesday arrested a Saudi man suspected of participating in the slaying of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018, unnamed authorities said.

A South African gymnast added another Guinness World Records title to his name by performing 31 one-handed back handsprings in a row while alternating hands.

The owner of a Pennsylvania reptile sanctuary rescued a 3-foot alligator spotted by fishermen in the frigid waters of a river.

Yet another study shows that a combination of vaccination and previous infection may provide better protection against new COVID-19 variants than either one alone.

TNT released the trailer for "Snowpiercer" Season 3 on Tuesday. The trailer shows new cast member Archie Panjabi and potential hope for a thawing Earth.

After reaching a record-high trade deficit in September, the difference closed to $67.1 billion to its lowest point in six months, according to new data from the Commerce Department Thursday.

HBO Max has renewed "The Sex Lives of College Girls" for a second season ahead of its season finale Thursday.

A municipality in France said a climber who found $168,000 worth of precious gems on a mountain will be allowed to keep half of the find after the original owners couldn't be located.

Vice President Kamala Harris meets with Olympian Allyson Felix about maternal health; President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden visit the World War II memorial on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor; and conversations about the Build Back Better Act are among the highlights of the week in Washington, D.C., for December 6, 2021.

A major outage of Amazon Web Services disrupted companies like Disney, Sony and Netflix on Tuesday.

Michelle Visage's documentary, "Explant," chronicles Visage's journey as she believes her implants are making her sick.

A Milwaukee brewery is celebrating the holiday season with an extra-festive beer made using spruce from the city's official Christmas tree.

The attorney for former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows told the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday that Meadows will no longer cooperate with the probe.

K-pop group Monsta X shared a clip of "Better," a new, English-language song from the album "The Dreaming."

Drivers in Michigan will receive auto insurance refunds of $400 per vehicle, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) and the Department of Insurance and Financial Services said Tuesday.

A Canadian conservation group collected 2,190 paper snowflakes made by children across Canada to make the world's longest chain of paper snowflakes.

Ben Lloyd-Hughes, Alexander Vlahos, Tom Weston-Jones, Frank Blake and Maxim Ays have joined the PBS series "Sandition."

Apple Studios will produce filmmaker Adam McKay's upcoming film "Bad Blood," which stars Jennifer Lawrence as Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes.

D'Onta Foreman, Russell Gage and K.J. Osborn are among UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's top players to add off the fantasy football waiver wire for Week 14.

Nick Cannon said Zen, his 5-month-old son with Alyssa Scott, died after a battle with hydrocephalus.

China, as promised, reacted sternly Tuesday to President Biden ordering a diplomatic boycott of the Winter Olympics in Beijing in February, meaning no American officials or dignitaries will attend the quadrennial Games.

Brittney Johnson will be taking over the role of Glinda in Broadway's "Wicked" starting on Feb. 14 at the Gershwin Theatre.

Police in Illinois put their cowboy skills to the test when a loose cow went wandering in traffic and led officers on a chase.

"Rebelde," a new series based on the Mexican telenovela, will premiere on Netflix in January 2022.

Instagram rolled out a new tool in the United States and several other countries on Tuesday that encourages younger users to take a break from the social media app if they have been using it for a prolonged period.