Новости за 21.03.2021

All Wyoming National Guard members serving in Washington to protect the U.S. Capitol have returned home.

Pregnant women who receive a coronavirus vaccine not only acquire protective antibodies against the virus for themselves but also may pass along immunity to their babies, emerging research shows.

The raids on the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, targeted military camps, as well as Houthi rebel facilities near the city’s airport and in its suburbs.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said his country was in "no hurry" to revive the nuclear deal and warned the U.S. its current policy toward the Islamic Republic was doomed to fail unless sanctions are effectively and fully removed.

Bill and Esther Ilnisky spent nearly seven decades together. One without the other seemed unthinkable. So when they died minutes apart of COVID-19 this month, it may have been a hidden blessing, their only child, Sarah Milewski, said.

The city announced the curfew for South Beach's " High Impact Zone" only hours earlier in reaction to violently rowdy spring break crowds.

Waiting periods are required in just 10 states and the District of Columbia, although several states are considering legislation this year to impose them.

Draft plans include mandatory quarantine and coronavirus tests for all people returning from a trip to another country, independently of infection rates at their travel destination.

George Hood doesn’t believe in doing anything halfway. He already has set a record for the longest plank. On Saturday, he will be attempting a world record for pushups, which currently stands at 2,919.

Vaccine supplies proved insufficient or unpredictable, websites crashed and phone lines became jammed, spreading confusion, frustration and resignation among many people.

The TV report described the explosion that struck a public square in the city of Saravan as a "blind terrorist act" that killed a pedestrian. It wasn't immediately clear who was behind the apparent attack.

The shells killed at least six patients, including a child, wounding medical staff and forcing the facility to shut its doors, rescuers, an aid group and activists reported.

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, on his first visit to Afghanistan as Pentagon chief, said Sunday that the Biden administration wants to see "a responsible end" to America's longest war, but the level of violence must decrease for "fruitful" diplomacy to have a chance.

Lloyd Austin's stop in Afghanistan marks his first return to a U.S. warzone in the Middle East since taking the Pentagon post. But he spent a great deal of time in the region during his service as an Army commander.

Senior might never compete in her best sport in Europe thanks to coronavirus pandemic that's loomed over the last two school years.

The food was collected through a monthlong campaign celebrating Black History Month on base, with many people dropping off an item or two into a box outside the commissary.

Growing up, David Bass knew his uncle Alfred "Fred" Turgeon only by the photo on his grandmother's dresser.The 23-year-old airman from Cordova was lost when his plane was shot down in 1943 over Romania.

Bosnia's capital is tightening measures against the new coronavirus as authorities struggle to cope with rising infections and a spike in deaths caused by COVID-19.

A man charged with beating to death a New Jersey resident he says sexually abused him as a child now claims he has killed a total of 16 people, including his ex-wife and three others found dead near a New Mexico airport, officials said. Authorities have not corroborated his claim.

During a 1996 clinical trial of a new drug that enrolled 200 stricken young neningitis patients, 11 died of the brain infection. Now the memory looms over the coronavirus vaccine rollout in Nigeria's second-largest city, sowing doubts around foreign-made shots that officials are rushing to distribute.

The destroyer has capabilities that allow it to instantly share tactical information, such as the location of enemy missiles, with other vessels or aircraft. It can also mount the new SM-3 Block IIA interceptor missiles now being developed jointly by Japan and the United States.

A 42-year-old Arizona man sought on sex abuse-related charges was arrested after he spent more than three months hiding in the desert, a sheriff's office said Thursday.

Many units at Fort Carson, home to roughly 25,000 service members, have already completed the training while others plan to discuss extremism ahead of the April 6 deadline.