Новости за 29.06.2017

The Trump administration is putting new criteria in place Thursday for visa applicants from six mostly Muslim nations and all refugees, requiring a close family or business tie to the United States. The move comes after the Supreme Court partially restored President Donald Trump's executive order that was widely criticized as a ban on Muslims.

The dramatic data-scrambling attack that hit computers around the world Tuesday appears to be contained. But with the damage and disruption still coming into focus, security experts worry the sudden explosion of malicious software may have been more sinister than a criminally minded shakedown of computer users.

The ceremonial tapping of a beer keg to the sound of a traditional Bavarian drinking song marked the official opening of the 2017 German-American Friendship Fest at the U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden’s Hainerberg housing area.

A man whose family described him as a Marine veteran and a peacemaker was shot dead early Thursday in Olney, Penn.

The Rev. Brad Jantz, a graduate of the Air Force Academy and six-year Air Force veteran, was ordained as Catholic priest last weekend in Birmingham, Ala.

Authorities have arrested four people at a protest blocking access to the Iowa Air National Guard base at Des Moines International Airport.

The West Point Public Library and Museum will offer people a glimpse of the square through a historical lens today during the first-ever West Point Town Square Historical Walk.

National security adviser H.R. McMaster defended President Donald Trump's strained relations with America's European allies Wednesday as "tough love" that is making the NATO alliance "stronger."

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is ending his first year in power the same way he began it: with a call for crackdowns at any cost.

About 1,200 students will attend Induction Day in Annapolis on Thursday.

Mike Pereira, former director of NFL officiating and current Fox Sports commentator, says servicemembers and veterans have qualities deemed attractive when recruiting sports officials.

Iraqi forces on Thursday captured the compound of a landmark mosque in Mosul that was blown up last week by the Islamic State group — a hugely symbolic site from where the top ISIS leader declared an Islamic "caliphate" nearly three years ago.

President Donald Trump made rebuilding the U.S. armed forces a signature promise during the presidential campaign, but it's the GOP-controlled Congress that's leading the way by adding tens of billions of dollars to the annual defense policy bill to pay for active-duty troops, combat aircraft and ships that he didn't request.

The Pentagon is putting the final touches on a promised new counter-Islamic State strategy for Syria and Iraq, and it looks very much like the one the Obama administration pursued, according to senior defense officials.

Moscow has angrily lashed out at a dismissive comment about a Russian aircraft carrier made by Britain's defense secretary, arguing that its aging ship is better than the new British carrier.

Cardinal George Pell, one of Pope Francis' top advisers, took a leave of absence as the Vatican's financial czar on Thursday to face multiple criminal charges in his native Australia that allege he committed sexual assault years ago.

Congressman Steve Pearce has introduced legislation to award the Congressional Gold Medal to the troops and nurses who fought in the defense of Bataan, Corregidor, Guam, Wake Island and the Philippine Archipelago during World War II.

NATO allies agreed Thursday to send more troops to Afghanistan in hopes of aiding security forces stuck in a "stalemate" with Taliban insurgents, the alliance’s top official said.

President Donald Trump decided against killing off the Iran nuclear deal in a Day One spectacular. It may face a lingering death instead.

President Donald Trump decided against killing off the Iran nuclear deal in a Day One spectacular. It may face a lingering death instead.

During a three-hour ceremony this week, 17 veterans were inducted into the prestigious U.S. Army Ranger Hall of Fame. The men had distinguished themselves in battles from World War II to the Global War on Terror.

An Alabama lawmaker’s proposal to create a separate military branch for space warfare appears to be moving forward in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Those who live at Yokota Air Base in western Tokyo have likely passed Stuben Ohtama, a German restaurant housed in an orange European-looking building with a pointed roof near Fussa Station.

Hicks replaces Brig. Gen. Donald Bolduc, who will retire after a 32-year military career that took him from private to leadership at the Stuttgart, Germany-based Special Operations Command Africa.

North Korea's U.N. ambassador warned the United States and the rest of the world Wednesday that his country will keep building up its nuclear arsenal regardless of sanctions, pressure or military attack.