Новости за 28.04.2023

In preparation for an influx of tourists for the Golden Week holiday, the Japanese government t announced on Friday it was lifting its current COVID-19 border guidelines.

The Federal Reserve Board said Friday its review of Silicon Valley Bank's collapse found the bank failed due to a "textbook case of mismanagement" by its leadership.

K-pop star Baekhyun released a "making-of" version of his music video for "Hello," his song for the "Dr. Romantic 3" soundtrack.

An isolated private island off the coast of Scotland is for sale with an asking price of about $188,000.

Abortion bans in Nebraska and South Carolina have been blocked by a single vote in each state. The Nebraska vote prevented a floor vote. South Carolina's ban was blocked when six Republicans joined Democrats.

"Chemical" singer Post Malone denied using drugs while discussing his weight loss in a post to fans.

Pope Francis called for embracing immigrants and looking beyond nationalism on Friday during a three-day trip to Hungary, but critics of prime minister Viktor Orban worry that his mere presence will give support to his s

The PGA Tour's Mexico Open was briefly interrupted when a swarm of bees sent a group of golfers ducking in the grass.

"Poor Things," a new film directed by Yorgos Lanthimos and starring Emma Stone, Willem Dafoe and Mark Ruffalo, opens in theaters in September.

Retail gasoline prices continue to move away from recent highs, though that trajectory depends in large part on the direction of crude oil prices, an analyst said.

Hair relaxers may slightly affect fertility, a factor most likely to impact women who are Black or Hispanic, according to a new study.

A Dutch court has ruled that a man who claims to have fathered 550 children via sperm donation must immediately stop new donations.

"Top Boy," a revival of the British crime drama starring Ashley Walters and Kane Robinson, will return for a third and final season on Netflix.

The U.S. opioid crisis led to changes that make it easier for people struggling with addiction to get medication to help them quit. But researchers found that for some reason, rates of medication use haven't budged.

Kentucky Derby contender Wild On Ice sustained a fatal injury Thursday while training for the Kentucky Derby.

"Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" stars Anthony Ramos and Dominique Fishback received the Rising Stars of the Year Award at CinemaCon.

"Breaking the Ice" follows Washington, D.C.-based coach Rory Flack as she trains a diverse synchronized ice skating team trying to make history.

Japan's trade ministry said Friday it would put South Korea back on a preferred trading partners list after South Korea did the same.

The United Nations Security Council adopted a unanimous resolution Thursday condemning the Taliban regime's recent move to ban women from working for the international peace organization in Afghanistan.

Bebe Rexha released her third album, "Bebe," and a music video for the song "Seasons" with Dolly Parton.

BBC Chairman Richard Sharp quit Friday after an inquiry into whether his role in helping then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson obtain a $1 million loan created a conflict of interest ahead of being hired.

Inflationary strains on the U.S. economy eased somewhat in March, though consumer spending remained flat, the Commerce Department reported Friday.

The National released "First Two Pages of Frankenstein," a new album featuring collaborations with Taylor Swift, Sufjan Stevens and Phoebe Bridgers.

Jerry Raynes, the second of four escaped Mississippi jail inmates, has been arrested in Texas. The arrest comes a day after escaped inmate Dylan Arrington died in a shootout with police in Carthage, Miss.

The Swiss National Bank said on Friday it will examine its banking regulations after the collapse of the country's second-largest bank, Credit Suisse, in March.