Новости за 09.09.2017

It was a cathartic victory for the Warriors, who lost narrowly in last year’s DODEA-Europe Division I championship game to Ramstein - their third straight fall at the final hurdle.

With the window closing fast for anyone wanting to escape, Irma hurtled toward Florida with 125 mph winds Saturday on a shifting course that took it away from Miami and instead threatened the first direct hit on the Tampa area from a major hurricane in nearly a century.

Leaders in Qatar and Saudi Arabia spoke by telephone early Saturday in their first high-level contact since an Arab diplomatic crisis engulfed Doha three months ago, but now even terms of what they discussed have created a new dispute.

The Army veteran is nervous but hopes the amputation will pave the way for him to join the few in the U.S. to be outfitted with a recently approved, state-of-the-art bionic hand and wrist called the LUKE, developed under the U.S. Department of Defense for injured servicemembers.

Talim continues on west-northwest course, bisecting Taiwan Thursday morning.

Talim well west of Marianas; latest track takes it through central Taiwan as Category 4-equivalent storm by mid-week.

Talim upgraded to tropical storm; latest track has it clipping southern Taiwan overnight Wednesday.

One of the most powerful earthquakes ever to hit Mexico was followed by a Gulf coast hurricane, dealing a one-two punch to the country that killed at least 63 people as workers scrambled Saturday to respond to the twin national emergencies.

More than four years into South Sudan's civil war, fighting between President Salva Kiir's government forces and opposition troops loyal to former Vice President Riek Machar shows no signs of ending. Many on both sides and those trapped in the middle are weary of the conflict. Millions of others have fled.

Don't expect the United States to step in and resolve what is increasingly being describing as an ethnic cleansing campaign against Myanmar's downtrodden Rohingya Muslims.

A Polish seaman drowned in a harbor in southeastern Sweden where an annual Baltic Sea naval exercise is being held, the Swedish navy said Saturday.

Hurricane Irma battered Cuba on Saturday with deafening winds and unremitting rain, pushing seawater inland and flooding homes before taking aim at Florida.

Egypt on Saturday announced the discovery in the southern city of Luxor of a pharaonic tomb belonging to a royal goldsmith who lived more than 3,500 years ago during the reign of the 18th dynasty.

Hunter VanHoose rushed 13 times for 132 yards and two touchdowns and the Cougars also got three passing TDs from Isaiah Conlan.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand on Friday called out Navy leadership for its slow response to alleged drunken sexual misconduct at a Pentagon Christmas party involving an aide to the service's top officer, demanding an independent review of the case by the Department of Defense Inspector General.

It was a celebration of centennials Friday when Dyess Air Force Base’s 7th Bomb Wing had a 100th anniversary celebration honoring three on-base squadrons that have each served for a full century this year.

The teams combined for 27 fumbles. Making matters worse for Guam, its second-string quarterback Brian Mitchell went down with an injury.

North Koreans on Saturday celebrated another public holiday with familiar routines, laying flowers and bowing in front of statues and portraits of past leaders while the outside world kept a close watch amid speculations that another missile test is near.

U.S. bases on Okinawa still in Storm Watch; Kyushu could be next on Talim's itinerary.

Talim upgraded to Category 1-equivalent status; forecast track edges closer to Okinawa.

Talim speeds up, approaches typhoon strength, puts Taipei in crosshairs.

A cybersecurity education program in Colorado Springs is training active-duty servicemembers who are leaving the service for careers in the cybersecurity industry under a new partnership with Fort Carson.

The beautiful weather created a peaceful, solemn scene at Blandford Cemetery, Va., on Friday morning, as the family of Navy Ensign William Manley Thompson finally got to lay their relative to rest after 76 years.

After battering Cuba early Saturday and leaving more than 20 dead across the Caribbean, newly strengthened Irma is taking aim at south Florida with 160 mph winds as another hurricane follows close behind.

Robert Dean Brice, an active-duty Alabama airman stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base, was arrested Thursday for soliciting minors younger than 14 online.