Новости за 24.03.2016

A man with a gun was reported at the Naval Medical Center San Diego in Balboa Park Thursday, but no shots have been fired and no gunman was found as the search expanded to additional buildings, the Navy said.

Marines at Fire Base Bell provided artillery support Thursday for Iraqi forces launching an attack to retake the Islamic State-controlled city of Mosul, the Pentagon confirmed.

Turns out there's a shadowy global industry devoted to breaking into smartphones and extracting their information. Now one of those hacking businesses may well be helping the FBI try to break into the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino killers.

The departure hall bombing at Brussels airport has triggered debate over whether to move the security cordon at Europe’s airports to the terminal doors and beyond. Most travelers, I suspect, will have the same gut response: What, more lines?

Brussels Airlines is moving 15 aircraft out of its home city in order to resume flights after authorities said that Tuesday's terrorist attacks will shut Belgium's main hub airport until the weekend.

The Obama administration is leaving the door open to new sanctions relief for Iran, including possibly long-forbidden access to the U.S. financial market, prompting increased concern from Republican opponents of last year's nuclear deal.

A senior American official says U.S. Marines operating out of a small outpost in Iraq provided artillery and targeting support for Iraqi troops Thursday, expanding the American combat role as the operation to retake Mosul inched ahead.

For 40 twisting miles along the Apache Trail, little lined the road but desertscapes, and the car's windows framed views of Arizona's stark beauty.

Given long security lines at the airport, the Transportation Security Administration's PreCheck program — which sends eligible fliers through an expedited screening process — is looking better than ever.

"Hotel companies are going to start paying a lot more attention to Airbnb now that their numbers are as big as they are," said Jamie Lane, a senior economist for the hotel research arm of real estate firm CBRE.

Times and dates for theaters in Japan, Okinawa and South Korea

Times and dates for theaters in Belgium, England, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, The Netherlands and Spain and Turkey.

A new IMAX film touring the nation paints a grand portrait of our national parks.

A defense contractor in east-central Wisconsin has picked up about $676 million in federal contracts to build and update military vehicles.

The carnage in Brussels, accompanied by credible reports about a wider-than-expected network of Islamic State followers active in Europe, has sparked fresh debate in Britain about whether the island nation is made safer or more vulnerable by its European Union membership.

I love obscure places that have surprised my family with their culture, history, learning opportunities, recreation and beauty. These are the places we could easily have missed but now can't stop raving about.

With one or two exceptions, restrooms are fast becoming an amenity-free wasteland for many travelers.

Defense Department school students in Turkey could return to class next week, almost three weeks after the base decided to close the schools over force-protection concerns.

Defense Department school students in Turkey could return to class next week, almost three weeks after the base decided to close the schools over force-protection concerns.

The bloody slaughter and grievous wounding of innocents abroad compels us to focus today on the tough truths underlying any chance we have for winning the war against global terror. Or at least not losing it.

The pattern is clear: Russian military support for a side in a civil war contributes to unrest, and then Russian diplomatic efforts keep the conflict simmering.

As authorities dig more deeply into the bomb attacks in Brussels that killed at least 30 people on Tuesday, they are swiftly uncovering as many questions as answers.

Base tours offer an easy way to see Europe with other members of the military community. Here is a sampling of trips scheduled as of March 25, 2016

On April 1, Tricare will cut applied behavior analysis therapy reimbursement rates as much as 15 percent, with a second rate cut planned in some locales next year. Some families are alarmed, some ABA businesses are enraged and some advocates for special-needs children forecast an access-to-care crisis.

President Barack Obama said Thursday that the United States was slow to speak out for human rights in Argentina during a dark chapter that still haunts the South American nation, but pledged that his administration will do its part to "confront the past with honesty and transparency."