Новости за 03.10.2016

Gen. Robert Abrams will remain in charge of accused Army deserter Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl’s court-martial, a military judge ruled, rejecting defense attorneys’ claims he should be disqualified.

Chris Dever's bruised, battered, Purple Heart-worthy facade melted as he reflected on why he pushed a 6,125-pound van a mile Sunday afternoon at Dixon Municipal Airport.

Artist and former Army National Guard soldier Steve Maloney restored a Vietnam War-era medevac helicopter that's now on display near the St. Louis Soldiers Memorial Military Museum downtown in the hopes of starting a conversation.

U.S.-Russia relations fell to a new post-Cold War low Monday as the Obama administration abandoned efforts to cooperate with Russia on ending the Syrian civil war.

Fighting in northern Syria between Turkey-backed Syrian rebels and Islamic State militants killed at least 15 rebels as the opposition pressed toward a town of symbolic importance for the extremists, an activist group and Turkish officials said Monday.

“The Birth of a Nation" has had more expectations placed on it than any movie could reasonably bear.

The Navy and U.S. Department of Energy want to build a $1.6 billion facility at a nuclear site in eastern Idaho that would handle fuel waste from the nation's fleet of nuclear-powered warships through at least 2060.

A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court's order blocking Indiana Gov. Mike Pence from barring state agencies from helping Syrian refugees resettle in the state.

Two different kinds of denial are the focus of the Rachel Weisz-starring film with that title, one expected and one not. It’s the one that’s not expected that provides the most dramatic heft.

The New York attorney general's office has ordered the Trump Foundation to immediately stop fundraising in the state, saying it isn't registered to do so.

Donald Trump reported a more than $900 million loss on his 1995 income tax returns filed in three states, as revealed in documents obtained by The New York Times that experts say could have allowed him to forgo paying federal income taxes for nearly two decades.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Monday told an audience of veterans that “a lot of people can’t handle” post-traumatic stress, igniting controversy on the sticking points of discussing mental health among troops and veterans.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Monday told an audience of veterans that “a lot of people can’t handle” post-traumatic stress, igniting controversy on the sticking points of discussing mental health among troops and veterans.

Increased training in recent months has boosted the Army’s military readiness, but rising demand worldwide for its soldiers and a lack of budget stability threaten the service’s traditional combat advantages over potential foes, top Army leaders said Monday.

Speaking to a group of retired military officers — including some who said they were disciplined because of their outspoken religious beliefs — Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said Monday he would “get away” from political correctness in the U.S. military.

The day before Marine Corps recruit Raheel Siddiqui’s death, members of his platoon were learning how to throw punches — and being ordered to abuse one another.

A new study indicates that the desire for revenge against Nigeria's heavy-handed military is a leading reason that people join Boko Haram's Islamic extremist group.

The U.S. targeted a senior al-Qaida member in an airstrike in Syria early Monday, a spokesman for the Pentagon confirmed.

The remains of two sailors killed at Pearl Harbor during the Japanese attack in 1941 have been identified and will be returned home for burial, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency said Friday.

Dozens of people were crushed to death Sunday in a stampede after police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse an anti-government protest that grew out of a massive religious festival, witnesses said. The Oromia regional government confirmed the death toll at 52.

President Vladimir Putin on Monday suspended a Russia-U.S. deal on the disposal of weapons-grade plutonium, a move that comes amid escalating tensions over Syria between Moscow and Washington.

The Obama administration made good on an ultimatum Monday and withdrew its cooperation with Russia over Syria, while Moscow suspended a key nuclear weapons treaty it had signed with Washington more than a decade ago.

When a presidential candidate — or any candidate for public office, for that matter — is reluctant about making public his financial dealings, it is naturally suspicious.

As he flails, Trump is using precious campaign time to talk about the wrong subjects: sex scandals and sex tapes rather than his promises to fix the economy.

Colombia's president moved quickly Monday to try to keep alive a peace bid with Marxist rebels after voters issued a shocking rejection of the pact - throwing into doubt efforts to end five decades of conflict and leaving both sides scrambling to plot their next moves.