Новости за 29.07.2016

Resembling an American naval vessel of the early 1800s, the country's newest tall ship is set to sail with its first students in an education-at-sea program also aimed at personal growth.

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.

Pope Francis' visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau on Friday included an encounter with 25 Christian Poles who rescued Jews during the Holocaust — a powerfully symbolic meeting that Poland's chief rabbi played a key role in orchestrating.

U.S. Central Command has launched a preliminary investigation into allegations that an anti-Islamic State coalition airstrike Thursday in northern Syria killed civilians, the third such report in less than two weeks, a Pentagon spokesman said Friday.

A tribunal ordered Chad's ex-dictator Hissene Habre on Friday to pay more than 4,700 victims at least $17,000 each for abuses suffered during his time in power.

Donald Trump's flurry of offhand remarks and abrupt zingers on Russia – praising Vladimir Putin, dismissing NATO – have jolted the world, not to mention the U.S. presidential campaign.

A review board has decided that a Saudi prisoner at Guantanamo Bay who attended flight school in the U.S. and was trained to make explosives by al-Qaida should continue to be held without charge.

A Coast Guard cutter seized more than $50 million worth of cocaine during a two-month deployment to the Pacific Ocean.

Syrian activists say U.S.-led coalition airstrikes targeting a village in northern Syria held by the Islamic State group killed 28 civilians, including seven children.

The Saudi-led coalition has refuted reports by rights groups that it is imposing a blockade on Yemen, saying it facilitates the passage of humanitarian aid without delay and in "record time."

The Saudi-led coalition has refuted reports by rights groups that it is imposing a blockade on Yemen, saying it facilitates the passage of humanitarian aid without delay and in "record time."

The international Red Cross says up to 1 million Iraqis could be forced to flee their homes in the coming weeks amid worsening fighting in the country.

The Golden Gate National Recreation Area is an 80,000-acre non-contiguous realm that flanks the Golden Gate Bridge and includes Alcatraz Island and chunks of three counties. Like many of our national parks, it has something for just about everyone.

Russian government hackers have breached the computers of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, according to individuals familiar with the matter.

A senior Israeli official will arrive in Washington next week for a final round of negotiations involving the largest military aid package the United States has ever given any country and that will last more than a decade after President Obama leaves office.

Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, already lauded for offering walking trails and bike rentals, now plans to open a full-service gymnasium this fall.

Attorneys for accused Army deserter Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl have asked a judge to remove the soldier’s case from the service’s court calendar after prosecutors asked for additional time to review thousands of documents containing classified evidence.

The killing Tuesday of an 85-year-old priest as he celebrated morning Mass sent shockwaves around France and deeply touched many among the nation's 5 million Muslims

America's top cyber cop told a crowd at the Aspen Security Forum on Thursday that more cooperation with the private sector is needed to keep Americans safe.

Three soldiers have died in stateside training this week, the Army said Friday. A soldier in Ranger school died Wednesday at Fort Benning, Ga., and another died Thursday at Fort Jackson, S.C.

At the dedication of a memorial Friday honoring the first black U.S. Marines, John Spencer imagined his mind would recall what it was like to become a Montford Point Marine.

If Johnny Isakson had his way, every eligible person in America would cast a vote this November, the U.S. military would surgically remove the terrorist threat in the Middle East, federal regulations would be changed to help businesses succeed, and Syrian refugees would be housed closer to their homeland instead of allowed to mass immigrate to the U.S.

A judge on Wednesday ordered an restaurant heiress and a Marine veteran accused in the choking death of a 31-year-old man in Glendale last year to stand trial on murder charges.

Multiple people were taken by ambulance to area hospitals after reports of “an unknown irritant” at Fairchild Air Force Base on Thursday morning.