Новости за 27.07.2016

Boko Haram is engaged in "almost unimaginable" violence and brutality that has forced massive numbers of people to flee their homes and led to unprecedented numbers of people in need, the U.N. humanitarian chief said Wednesday.

A Department of Homeland Security employee has pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from entering his agency's Washington headquarters with a gun, knife, infrared camera, pepper spray and handcuffs.

Staff Sgt. Charles Allen Judge Jr., 40, and Sgt. 1st Class Jonathan Michael Prins, 29, were shot and killed after they tried to stop a man assaulting a woman in a bar outside Columbia.

Staff Sgt. Charles Allen Judge Jr., 40, and Sgt. 1st Class Jonathan Michael Prins, 29, were shot and killed after they tried to stop a man assaulting a woman in a bar outside Columbia.

Staff Sgt. Charles Allen Judge Jr., 40, and Sgt. 1st Class Jonathan Michael Prins, 29, were shot and killed after they tried to stop a man assaulting a woman in a bar outside Columbia.

A resettled former Guantanamo prisoner who disappeared last month in Uruguay, setting off alarm bells in neighboring countries and recriminations in Washington, has reappeared in Venezuela, an official said Wednesday.

Morgan’s Raid reenactment of “The Pursuit” will bring cavalry reenactors to make the trek across Meigs County, just as Gen. John Hunt Morgan and his raiders did in 1863.

Turkey was riding high in 2010, casting its brand of Islamic piety, Western-style democracy and economic growth as a regional model amid popular upheavals in the Mideast and North Africa.

It’s likely sea level rise will eventually swallow huge swaths of coastal Virginia's military installations, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists. But if congressional Republicans have their way, the military will be blocked from doing anything about it.

Al-Qaida's branch in Syria is considering splitting ties with the global terror group, members say. If it does, that could throw a wrench in talks between the U.S. and Russia on a military partnership in Syria.

Throughout the entirety of the Obama administration, nothing was done as WikiLeaks damaged our national security with its serial leaks of highly classified intelligence documents.

The FBI announced that it was no longer actively pursuing its 45-year-old investigation. But that isn't likely to deter the people obsessed with finding the folk legend who vanished in 1971 after parachuting out of a plane with $200,000.

The FBI announced that it was no longer actively pursuing its 45-year-old investigation. But that isn't likely to deter the people obsessed with finding the folk legend who vanished in 1971 after parachuting out of a plane with $200,000.

Police identified seven of the nine suspects killed in a raid in a residential neighborhood in Dhaka. Those identified included six Bangladeshis and American Shazad Rouf, 24, a master's student at North South University in Dhaka.

Computer security consultants hired by the DNC made dozens of recommendations after a two-month review, but the Democratic National Committee didn't follow the security advice it was given according to three people familiar with the matter.

Three weeks after most goods were “sequestered” at the commissary at Naval Air Station Sigonella, shoppers are being promised that more food items will be arriving in about a week to shelves.

German police say a suitcase exploded Wednesday near a refugee center in Zirndorf, a Nuremberg suburb about 20 miles from where a suicide bomber injured 15 people on Sunday.

Obama stirred a new fight with Trump in the interview, aired Wednesday.

U.S.-backed Syrian fighters who have cleared parts of the strategic northern city of Manbij have found a vast collection of intelligence on the Islamic State group, the Pentagon said Wednesday.

An obituary, generally reserved for prominent Islamic State figures, claimed the man had been an active fighter with the extremist group in the Middle East, and had drawn on his own expertise with explosives to craft the device.

Spc. Matthew R. Hester, a combat medic at Fort Carson, Colorado, died Monday morning of unknown causes after a routine physical fitness run at the post, the Army released Wednesday.

A Bulgarian prosecutor has charged three Syrian nationals with terrorism offenses. It said the three men had obtained refugee status in Germany and earlier this year tried to travel to Syria to join jihadi groups.

A suicide bomber riding an empty livestock truck laden with explosives blew himself up Wednesday in a crowded district in the predominantly Kurdish town of Qamishli in northern Syria, causing massive destruction and killing 44 people in a new attack claimed by the Islamic State group.

The Islamic State group presence in Afghanistan is directly linked to the parent organization in Iraq and Syria, the U.S. Army general in charge of American and NATO troops in Afghanistan said on Wednesday.