Новости за 08.07.2016

Cleveland police officials are changing the city's security plans for the upcoming Republican National Convention in the wake of the massacre in Dallas.

When Sharay Santora and two children first arrived in downtown Dallas on Thursday to join the Black Lives Matter protest, she said the interaction between marchers and officers was peaceful, loving. Officers lined the streets as a massive crowd marched past.

Authorities have identified an airman who was found dead in housing at Cannon Air Force Base in eastern New Mexico.

The small property at the end of an overgrown country road is a place of solace, dedicated to the memory of Army Spc. Corey Kowall and the suffering of servicemembers and their families. It is a work in progress built on grief and on healing, and on a desire to continue the legacy of serving.

The senator, who recently returned from a bipartisan trip to Afghanistan, Pakistan and Israel, said an American military presence is needed in Afghanistan to prevent it from becoming a safe haven for terrorists.

For more than 50 years, many Latino Harley riders have called themselves “Harlistas” as a way to proclaim their feelings for the Harley brand and the bonds shared between fellow riders.

Amid the confusion of the shootings in Dallas Thursday night, a man in a camouflage T-shirt briefly became one of the most sought individuals in the United States.

The alleged gunman who killed five Dallas police officers Thursday was an Army veteran who served in Afghanistan. One victim was a veteran of the Navy Reserve, and another served in the Marines for three years.

Republicans signaled they're not done with election-year investigations of Hillary Clinton and whether she lied to Congress, even after a House committee signed off Friday on its report into the deadly 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya.

In February 2014, Joanne Simmons found out her son had been buried in an Albuquerque cemetery in a grave marked only with a number. Last week, two people were charged in his death.

At this point, most sane humans have had enough of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” but big corporations like Lego and Warner Bros. think you want more BB-8, Rey and the whole intergalactic gang. Much more. So with no less than 13 promotional trailers targeting kids and families on YouTube, the onslaught of “Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens” has begun.

As the Democratic National Convention approaches and Hillary Clinton’s decision grows imminent, I still suspect I’m right that Clinton will never choose Elizabeth Warren as her running mate. And more than ever, I would love to be wrong.

This Fourth of July, as in years past, the broadcasters at National Public Radio celebrated with an on-air reading of the Declaration of Independence. My ears perked up, and then my heart sank when I heard a specific passage.

The Army says Micah Xavier Johnson, named as a suspect in the Dallas police shootings, served in the Army Reserve and did one tour of duty in Afghanistan.

U.S. Central Command says two al-Qaida operatives were killed in an airstrike on July 1. The other two were killed in a July 4 drone strike in the southern province of Shabwa.

Allies hailed the initiative to set up four rotational battalions in eastern Europe, a move brought on by concerns about a more assertive Russia, as a “landmark” development.

Former Illinois Congressman Joe Walsh declared “This is now war” and called for President Barack Obama to “watch out” in a Twitter post reacting to the Dallas shooting that killed five police officers and injured seven.

A day after five officers were shot to death at a protest march, Dallas authorities said Friday that a man suspected in the slayings had been upset about police shootings of two black men earlier this week and wanted to kill whites, "especially white officers."

The sun rose over Dallas on Friday and, still, helicopters roared, police lights flickered and numbed hearts, not yet fully conscious of the tragedy to which they bore witness, ached.

During Thursday night's tragic shooting in downtown Dallas, police released a photograph of a young man they called a "person of interest" and some called a "suspect," who was seen openly carrying a rifle during the protest.

New York Police Department increased security at precincts across the city and directed that patrolling be done in pairs rather than by individual officers.

The man told an informant that filming and photographing targets that the Islamic State could use in a video to urge lone-wolf attacks made him a true supporter of the group and more than just a "fanboy," according to an affidavit.

Donald Trump condemned the killing of five Dallas police officers as “an attack on our country” and said Friday that racial tensions in America were deteriorating.

The Oklahoma Air National Guard says eight of its members recently completed the installation of a permanent radar and shelter at a U.S. base in the East Africa country of Djibouti.

Few people understand loss better than David Brown, the Dallas police chief who stood before television cameras Friday morning and said, "We are heartbroken."