Новости за 06.04.2016

The Virginia-based Kearsarge Amphibious Ready Group has been replaced in the Middle East by a San Diego-based group as it finishes up a planned seven-month deployment, according to the Navy.

For a mid-sized Southern city, Lexington packs a mighty wallop, though wearing a velvet glove while doing so.

The rise of Donald Trump and the anti-immigrant wave he is riding in his campaign for president have alarmed the Mexican government so much that it has reshuffled top diplomats and launched a new strategy to defend the image of Mexicans abroad, according to Mexican officials.

For more than two decades, a team of psychiatrists in downtown Cairo have provided a unique service in Egypt: Therapy for people who say they are victims of torture. Now authorities are trying to shut down the Nadeem Center.

A bill that would allow mental health counselors to turn away patients based on their religious beliefs and personal principles has passed in the House in Tennessee, the latest state to introduce measures that opponents say result in legalized discrimination against gays, bisexuals and transgender people.

The National Guard being formed in Russia will be given broad powers to suppress riots, according to a presidential decree released Wednesday.

The U.S. Navy will seek $81.4 billion to buy 38 warships, submarines and support vessels in the next five years, according to new budget figures from the service.

Detroiters are used to seeing the Levin name on buildings, conference rooms and centers, but on Monday, a new U.S. Navy destroyer will be named for the state's longest serving U.S. senator, Carl Levin.

The Mexican army says it has discovered almost an acre of opium poppies growing in the township of Ensenada, near the U.S border.

A complaint filed by advocacy groups alleges that U.S. Border Patrol agents are looting immigrants of possessions before deporting them to Mexico without their IDs or money.

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

Trump is a world-class complainer (he is never being treated “fairly”) but a bush-league preparer. A nomination contest poses policy and process tests, and he is flunking both.

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

Two Senators told the Army Wednesday they want a full explanation of why it let a soldier wanted for rape go AWOL for months without a manhunt.

Two Senators told the Army Wednesday they want a full explanation of why it let a soldier wanted for rape go AWOL for months without a manhunt.

More than two centuries after some 5,000 African-American men put their lives on the line in the Revolutionary War, there is little historical information on many of these veterans who gained their emancipation from slavery through military service.

Members of a foundation building a memorial stature of slain Navy sniper Chris Kyle say they pushed back a planned unveiling of the project from May to July to accommodate changes to the work guided by input from the Odessa native’s surviving family members.

Police are searching for two men in connection with the stabbing death of a 36-year-old Army veteran during a bar fight outside of Chattanooga.

Almost immediately after George Mason University announced last week that it was changing the name of its law school to the Antonin Scalia School of Law, the pundits pounced: the acronym for the school would be either ASSOL or ASSLAW. Social media erupted.

A Purdue University program that introduces people to agriculture is hosting a workshop just for veterans and active servicemembers considering a life in farming.

Pull out a smartphone with "safe search" disabled, and try disproving the 34th rule of the Internet. Rule 34, according to long-standing legend, goes something like this: If it exists, or can be imagined, there is Internet porn of it.

Despite the number of personal interactions between U.S. and Saudi defense officials, the U.S.-Saudi relationship at the highest levels hasn't improved since the Camp David summit, when the Saudi leaders not-so-privately expressed displeasure with the nuclear deal Western countries were striking with Iran.

Some Muslim and civil right activists are calling on health and human service agencies to stop participating in a federal program to combat terrorist group recruitment in the U.S.

Premiums in the long-term care insurance program for federal employees and retirees are expected to increase later this year for most enrollees, the government has said, but exactly when and by how much is yet to be determined.