Новости за 30.04.2017

ASEAN, which makes decisions by consensus, has previously struggled to come up with statements on the issue, with Rodrigo Duterte's predecessor often pushing for a tougher tone against China and getting pushback from members,

President Donald Trump said in a television interview to be aired Sunday that he believes China's president has been putting pressure on North Korea as it pursues its missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Eric Billingsley has long struggled to come to grips with the brutality and human suffering inflicted upon Americans and Japanese during World War II.

Tech. Sgt. Allen Adams began studying for a college degree nearly 10 years ago.

An elegant and star-studded celebration of the year’s best technicians and performers from 10 military installations’ theater programs Saturday helped those involved forget about potential funding issues, if only for a night.

The U.S. administration reassured South Korea on Sunday that it will pay the cost of an advanced missile defense system, officials said in a bid to quell outrage after President Donald Trump said Seoul should cover the $1 billion cost.

President Donald Trump on Saturday marked his 100th day in office by claiming historic action on his agenda, renewing promises on health care and taxes and attacking the news media for misleading Americans.

A Cuban military plane crashed into a hillside Saturday in the western province of Artemisa, killing eight troops on board, the government said.

Since the war, the men of class 5-67 haven't met often. This is only their fifth get-together. Now 50 years have passed. Many survivors from the class have died. Some are too sick to attend. And while their four days together will be a time of comradeship and remembrance, one of them said, "we might not do this again."

When Jeremy Penderman joined the Army, he wasn’t quite sure what his job would entail.

Four suspects, including an active service member of the Air Force, have been charged with offenses discovered during a Fayetteville Police Department investigation of an illegal liquor operation at a home.

Receiver Jalen Robinette’s status in the NFL draft has been left in doubt following an Air Force ruling that athletes will not be given a waiver from active duty to immediately play professional sports after graduation.

Officials at the Marine Corps' training base in South Carolina say officials have confirmed half of 24 hazing complaints investigated since 2014.

Thousands of people across the U.S. marched in rain, snow and sweltering heat Saturday to demand action on climate change — mass protests that coincided with President Donald Trump's 100th day in office and took aim at his agenda for rolling back environmental protections.

The Indiana — or SSN-789 — is the 16th boat in the Virginia class of nuclear-powered subs being built in a unique teaming arrangement between the Newport News yard and its northern partner, General Dynamics Electric Boat.

Running is Leonard Korir's second job, and one that is made possible by his first job: serving in the United States Army.

Prince Harry has joined thousands of rugby fans at a London stadium to cheer on the annual British armed forces rugby match.

The boys visited the Jacksonville Humane Society on Friday as part of a special Take Our Children to Work Day program. The fathers of Christian, who lives in Daytona Beach, and brothers Jeffrey and Jordan, of Orange Park, died in military service.

A Cuban military plane crashed into a hillside Saturday morning in the western province of Artemisa, killing eight troops on board, the government said.

President Donald Trump, who hasn’t returned to New York City since his inauguration on Jan. 20, will speak aboard the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in Manhattan on May 4 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea, the White House announced.