Новости за 02.07.2020

Image: Dark Sky

Popular weather app Dark Sky, now owned by Apple, is keeping its doors open on Android for a little longer.

By Rahul Karunakar BENGALURU (Reuters) - The dollar's dominance will slowly melt away over the coming year on weakening global demand and a sombre U.S. economic outlook, according to a Reuters poll of

Daniil Medvedev talked about his defeat to Rafael Nadal in the 2019 US Open final, saying he wasn't too bummed about it.

By Imani Moise NEW YORK (Reuters) - Asian stocks were set to track Wall Street gains on Thursday as investors cheered signs the global economy was emerging from its coronavirus hibernation although

ASUNCION (Reuters) - Mercosur ministers reported progress on the final text of a trade agreement with the European Union on Wednesday on the eve of a summit meeting overshadowed by French President

FilmLA is reporting that about 14 film permit applications are being submitted per day since resuming remote operations on June 15 — about 20% of the pre-pandemic level. It reported Wednesday that the largest television project to apply to shoot on location is Freeform’s “Love in the Time of Corona.” FilmLA said three soap operas […]

HollywoodLife spoke EXCLUSIVELY with Rome Flynn, who shared his experience at the BLM marches and why there needs to be 'unity' among police and protesters.

Twenty-four people were shot dead after a group of gunmen stormed a drug rehab center in Central Mexico and opened fire on patients and employees, the second deadly attack on the facility since last month.
Read Full Article at RT.com

5 Facts About Shevon Nieto, The Olympic Runner Singing On 'AGT' Talent Recap

Matheus Pereira scored twice as West Brom boosted their title hopes at Sheffield Wednesday, while Wayne Rooney's winner saw Derby County close on the play-off spots.

As promised last month, the Google Messages beta now takes advantage of Bubbles in Android 11. Support on the latest app beta is rolling out today via a server-side update.

Outdoor retailer sees positive return to sales, but economic uncertainty keeps spirits low.

WASHINGTON, DC, USA – Britain and Germany said Wednesday, July 1, they had sufficient stocks of remdesivir, the first drug to be shown to be relatively effective in treating COVID-19, and of which the United States has bought almost all supply.

The world's two largest economies, the U.S. and China, continue to trade barbs over each other’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

What started out as reports of a man shooting into the air ended with a car being driven off a cliff. According to the Santa Cruz Police Department, the suspect got into a "solo vehicle traffic collision" and went over the cliff and into the water.

WHEN pubs reopen on Saturday, Britain will be all the better for it. Not because we can enjoy a cheeky pint or three with our mates. Not for the bants. Or the fact we are supporting local businesses. But for all of those reasons combined and also because some of the best ideas are hatched […]

WASHINGTON: US customs officials said Wednesday they had seized a shipment of products made from human hair believed to be made by Muslims in labour camps in China's western Xinjiang province.

RICK AND MORTY finished its fourth season in May but fans have still been puzzling over some of the biggest new mysteries. Fans may finally have the answer behind the Talking Cat.

New Perth clerk proposes 'overhaul' to how town hall does business www.insideottawavalley.com-

On Wednesday, the Toledo Blade reported that Toledo City Council President Matt Cherry is calling for the resignations of his colleagues who have been arrested on federal charges. “If I was one of them in their position, I would have [resigned] already,” Cherry said. Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz agreed, saying, “Government relies on trust. Government relies on the […]

Perth restaurant owner says comedy star Joe Lycett saved her business from CCTV spies The Courier

For about a week, Sheriff Alex Villanueva has repeatedly said the CEO's office drafting the county's budget suggested cutting the two bureaus, as well as the Parks and Major Crimes bureaus, among other units. He also said the L.A. County Board of Supervisors specifically asked for such cuts.