Новости за 15.11.2016

There are horror movies in which unexpected frights befall relatively happy, emotionally stable people. And then there are the horror movies of Bryan Bertino, in which the characters are often at each other's throats from the get-go; when the terrors finally do arrive, they feel like a queasy yet logical amplification of what we've already seen.

The stealthy fighter was the only major weapons program Donald Trump questioned during the campaign, even as he espoused the need for a larger Army and more warships. He'll have to decide quickly whether that skepticism still stands.

As Iraqi troops slowly push into Mosul backed by heavy airstrikes, artillery and Western advisers, the Islamic State is not only fighting back conventionally but also with slick propaganda footage showing its prowess on the battlefield.

A leading Republican voice on national security matters is declaring as "unacceptable" any attempt by the incoming Trump administration to reset relations with Russia.

Sen. John McCain, the powerful chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, sent his first shot across the bow of President-elect Donald Trump's national security plans Tuesday, saying that any attempt to "reset" relations with Russia was unacceptable.

At least one person was shot near a parking garage at Oklahoma City's Will Rogers World Airport on Tuesday, prompting city officials to close the airport and order people inside a sprawling terminal to seek shelter.

A Southwest Airlines employee was shot outside Oklahoma City's Will Rogers World Airport on Tuesday and died after police closed the sprawling complex to search for his killer.

The newest addition traveled from Texas to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport last week. He was then taken to the secret farm where the other Bills live.

Coalition aircraft and artillery have bombarded Islamic State targets around Raqqa, Syria, with 241 munitions in the 10 days since Syrian Democratic Forces began their march toward the terrorist group’s capital, a Pentagon spokesman said Tuesday.

Intrigue and betrayal again stalk the rat-infested streets of Dunwall. And once again, a shadowy avenger must find a way to reclaim honor and the imperial throne.

The long-stalled plan to stash radioactive waste at Nevada’s Yucca Mountain is set to be revived with the arrival of President-elect Donald Trump in Washington and the departure of the project’s most ardent Senate opponent, Harry Reid.

Sex-reassignment surgeries for transgender veterans won’t be covered or performed by the Department of Veterans Affairs any time soon.

As soon as the familiar twinkly score starts up and the eerie blue Warner Brothers logo appears on screen before “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,” you’re transported back to that oh-so-familiar magical world spun by the keys of J.K. Rowling. It feels like plunging into a bath. But it’s definitely not all-too-familiar - there isn’t a butterbeer or an owl in sight. “Fantastic Beasts” is “Harry Potter” with adults, with the added pizzazz of all the salacious trappings of 1926 Jazz Age New York to spice up the style.

The families of 10 victims filed the lawsuit in January 2015 seeking to hold the Remington Outdoor Co. liable for the massacre because it marketed a gun to the public it knew was made for military use.

Nothing goes together better than military and magic, right?

Some $330,960 in federal funds will be used to house 35 homeless veterans next year in studio apartments inside a new veterans housing project being built in Kalaeloa.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Tuesday that Yemen's Shiite rebels have agreed to a cease-fire for their war-torn country, starting later this week — on condition their adversaries also agree to it.

There are no plans for major changes in the U.S. military’s dealings with the Philippines military, despite President Rodrigo Duterte’s statements that American forces are no longer welcome there, Pacific Commander Adm. Harry Harris said Tuesday.

A group of 188 Eritreans are heading to Germany in the first big batch of refugee relocations from Italy to other EU countries.

Minor clashes broke out in Athens Tuesday as left-wing demonstrators protesting a visit by President Barack Obama tried to break a police cordon and were repelled with tear gas.

Eight Germans have been charged with forming a far-right terrorist organization and carrying out bombing attacks on asylum-seeker facilities and left-wing political targets, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.

A new study has found a close relationship between Agent Orange exposure during the Vietnam War and high blood pressure, a conclusion that could lead the Department of Veterans Affairs to dramatically expand the number of veterans eligible for compensation.

A former sergeant major for the Louisiana Army National Guard has been indicted on federal fraud charges. Prosecutors say he lied on several official forms to gain supplemental pay from the federal government.

This election, I can’t defend my people. I barely recognize them.

The reason Obama’s legacy is so vulnerable today is that the 44th president relied more on executive actions — issuing not only executive orders, but also a record number of rules, regulations and agency directives to legislate around Congress and impose his agenda.