Новости за 13.09.2017

Poland's main opposition party is calling for the suspension of Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz over allegations he has secret ties with Russian military intelligence.

The Navy uses long-term temporary assignments to perform maintenance and repair work on ships, but Sen. Susan Collins says a reduced reimbursement makes it more difficult for public naval yards to conduct ship maintenance and modernization.

Rear Adm. Daryl Caudle has assumed command of all Navy submarines in the Pacific.

NASA’s planning process — historically dominated by science — must become more sensitive to budget concerns.

The State Department’s top official dealing with North Korea made a quiet trip to Moscow on Monday to urge Russia to support new United Nations sanctions on North Korea. But though Russia agreed to a watered-down measure, the two countries are still far apart on how to resolve the crisis.

Here’s the pity: She could have written a different book — a book that briskly summarized the lessons of her loss and suggested a path forward for the causes she loves. It wouldn’t have been a best-seller, but it might have been more useful.

Parts of Florida inched back toward normalcy on Wednesday with workers restoring power, clearing roads and replenishing gas supplies, even as scenes of destruction emerged from southernmost islands and new dangers emerged for residents without electricity.

A suicide bomber struck outside a cricket stadium during a match in Afghanistan's capital Wednesday, killing at least three people and wounding seven others, officials said.

An Okinawa cave where 83 people were reportedly forced to commit suicide by Japanese troops as U.S. forces approached in the waning days of World War II has been vandalized, local officials said Wednesday.

The incomes of middle-class Americans rose last year to the highest level ever recorded by the Census Bureau, as poverty declined and the scars of the past decade's Great Recession seemed to finally fade.

Former business associates of Michael Flynn have told lawmakers that he traveled to the Middle East in 2015 as part of a private proposal to build nuclear power plants across the region, a trip that the former Trump administration national security adviser never disclosed during his security clearance process.

A nationalist party that wants Germany to close its borders to migrants, leave Europe's common currency and end sanctions against Russia is predicted to enter Parliament for the first time this month, propelled by voters' anger at Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision to let over a million refugees into the country since 2015.

As North Korea flaunts its new nuclear muscle, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is spotlighting the overwhelming numerical superiority of America's doomsday arsenal.

South Korea said Wednesday it conducted its first live-fire drill for an advanced air-launched cruise missile it says will strengthen its pre-emptive strike capability against North Korea in the event of crisis.

The Falcons largely have new personnel on defense this year, so past results take on a little less significance. But the pattern has been established that, to overcome the Falcons with a Russ-coached defense, a team needs to be elite in an area.

The service is trying to add new sailors and retain those already enlisted, allowing some to stay in uniform longer without being promoted. The Navy’s budget for the 2018 fiscal year aims to add 4,000 sailors, bringing its roll up to 327,900.

Capt. James M. Ahn died on Sept. 11, 2015 after he jumped out of a small airplane during a routine training operation with his team over the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.

There have been approximately six Fort Riley soldiers who have died in the last few months. The Geary County Sheriff is trying to discuss the situation with Fort Riley officials to determine what is causing these deaths, and by what means it can be stopped.

Quintin Brown, a soldier at Fort Bliss, was hospitalized with what police described as life-threatening gunshot wounds.

The program provides inpatient and outpatient specialty care, primary care and mental health care for veterans when the local U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs health care facility cannot provide services due to a lack of available specialists, long wait times or an extraordinary distance to a health care facility.

While the Navy committed to more capital investment and developed an improvement plan in 2013 to turn the situation around, “the shipyards’ facilities and equipment remain in poor condition,” according to the U.S. Government Accountability Office.

While the Navy committed to more capital investment and developed an improvement plan in 2013 to turn the situation around, “the shipyards’ facilities and equipment remain in poor condition,” according to the U.S. Government Accountability Office.

While the Navy committed to more capital investment and developed an improvement plan in 2013 to turn the situation around, “the shipyards’ facilities and equipment remain in poor condition,” according to the U.S. Government Accountability Office.

Law enforcement officers said they have seized multiple weapons from the apartment of a National Guardsman who allegedly threatened to kill Vice President Mike Pence.

The Pentagon has been eyeing alternatives to a long-standing plan to upgrade a fleet of surveillance aircraft housed at Robins Air Force Base, according to members of Georgia’s congressional delegation, who excoriated the news.