Новости за 22.10.2016

The $440 million Freedom-class ship has been docked on the Detroit River in front of the GM Renaissance Center since Oct. 14 and opened for festivities and tours.

Troubling to security experts was that the attackers relied on Mirai, an easy-to-use program that allows even unskilled hackers to take over online devices and use them to launch DDoS attacks.

"It's hard to score when you don't have the ball," Army coach Jeff Monken said. "To give the ball back to them is agonizing. Those plays kill drives, kill the momentum."

More than a year after government officials acknowledged that an entire city's water system was contaminated by lead, many residents still rely on bottled water for drinking, cooking and bathing. Promised aid has yet to arrive.

Counterterrorism police investigating a suspicious package found on a London subway train said Saturday they found another suspicious item in a property 200 miles away. They evacuated the house and set up a cordon before an investigation revealed the object was not dangerous.

The U.S. Marine Corps is planning to use sites on a private island and Kauai for aviation training.

Chris Hobson turned in a monster performance in delivering the win for Wiesbaden. Hobson carried 22 times for 224 yards and found the end zone four times.

Many of the Marines trying to defend a base near the DMZ and the sailors whose shelling slowed the advancing North Vietnamese army tanks and infantry units had never met.

Junior quarterback Eli Canaan punched it in the end zone three times on the ground and threw for another score to Trey Bowles.

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter was in Baghdad Saturday for an operational update on the battle to recapture Mosul from Islamic State militants and make sure plans to deal with the political and humanitarian aftermath of the battle are in place before the city falls.

An Army private in Panama toward the end of World War II who re-enlisted to a stateside Air Force mechanic’s job during the Korean War, Jim Rounsavell got motivated to help veterans when his wife’s son from a previous marriage came home from his first tour in the Iraq War with his mind messed up. His trauma became his parents’ passion, and it sparked an idea in Rounsavell’s head, to roll out for veterans the same thing that had always worked for him when he needed relief from a worried mind – golf.

It’s the third year the Fort Monroe Authority has held the tours, just before Halloween. The 13 tours Friday night and tonight sold out. The tour combines history and mystery, giving participants a peek into the past 400 years of the former Army base.

A Somali pirate says 26 sailors who were held hostage for over four years have been released after ransom was paid.

The Russian Interior Ministry says four suspected militants have been killed by police in the restive Caucasus province of Dagestan.

Suspected Islamic militants on Saturday gunned down a senior Egyptian army officer near his home in an eastern Cairo suburb, according to two security officials.

Ogden Andrew and Ramon Peguero each scored a pair of touchdowns for the Ansbach Cougars.

A year after looters dug up a chunk of land previously occupied by a historic military fort, local educators are using the opportunity to learn more about Bozeman's past.

Following the enactment of the security-related laws that authorize Self-Defense Force members to carry out new duties such as rescue missions in South Sudan, the Defense Ministry plans to record images of the members' activities as they conduct the new missions, according to sources.

After weeks of walking through rain and fog, with the occasional swollen feet, retired Army Sgt. 1st Class Brian Moore walked his last mile of a solo, 220-mile journey across various trails in Virginia to bring awareness to an issue very close to his heart: suicide among veterans.

Terell Staten powered the Naples offense, carrying 14 times for 202 rushing yards and four touchdowns, and added an interception.

Iraqi forces pushed into a town near the Islamic State-held city of Mosul on Saturday after a wave of militant attacks in and around the northern city of Kirkuk set off more than 24 hours of heavy clashes, with ongoing skirmishes in some areas.

Drivers in Texas busted for drunken driving, not paying child support or low-level drug offenses are among thousands of "high-threat" criminal arrests being counted as part of a nearly $1 billion mission to secure the border with Mexico, an Associated Press analysis has found.

Venezuela is bracing for turbulence after the socialist government blocked a presidential recall referendum in a move opposition leaders are calling a coup.

Hacked emails show Hillary Clinton's campaign wrestled with how to announce her opposition to construction of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline without losing the support of labor unions that supported to project.

Russia's aviation agency says 19 people have died after a helicopter carrying oil workers crashed.