Новости за 08.11.2017

Trump administration lawyers argued in a court filing Tuesday that a Pakistani prisoner, whose lawyers claim is being starved at the war-on-terror prison, is actually eating on the down-low and no longer needs forced feeding.

Until now, only those on active duty, in the National Guard, the Reserves, retirees, and those who were 100 percent disabled could shop online with AAFES.

The top U.S., British, French and German diplomats urged the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday to renew the mandate of experts charged with determining who was responsible for chemical weapons attacks in Syria.

Lawmakers from both parties, concerned that John F. Kelly has too often added to the White House chaos he was hired to tamp down, want the chief of staff to revert to managing President Donald Trump’s administration far away from the television cameras.

Five World War II medals found at a St. Louis Goodwill last week were returned Tuesday to the widow of the veteran who earned them.

The new command center will allow NATO to incorporate electronic weaponry in its operational planning. The decision comes at a time of growing concern over Russian cyber intrusions and meddling such as a recent string of attacks on U.S. troops operating in Poland who had their smartphones hacked while on deployment.

Rep. Phil Roe, R-Tenn., chairman of the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, postponed the vote until members receive a cost estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office. “I was not comfortable asking members to vote on final passage of a bill of this significance without some idea of cost,” he said.

Lake Tahoe isn’t just a ski destination. It’s a way of life — one that attracts both powder-hungry tourists and professional athletes to this scenic area.

“Local municipal building” never comes to mind when I’m thinking of amazing travel destinations.

The FBI and Apple are bracing for another potential fight over encryption, this time because of the iPhone of the dead gunman in the Texas church shooting, according to people familiar with the matter.

The military trial for a Marine Corps drill instructor accused of punching, choking and kicking recruits, and particularly targeting Muslim volunteers for abuse neared an end Wednesday with closing arguments expected in the afternoon.

If Lockheed is able to develop the technology, it would mark a major breakthrough in laser weapons that many think is already starting to transform warfare.

Former President Barack Obama is the highest-ranking former public official to be called to jury duty in Chicago, and almost certainly the only one who ever arrived with a Secret Service detail.

The new facility will be made up of almost 56,000 thin-film modules and will generate enough electricity to power more than 1,700 homes annually.

Col. Larry Dewey, commander of the 16th Military Police Brigade, was administratively suspended from duty on Oct. 19, according to the corps. The brigade’s deputy commander has taken command while Dewey is suspended.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte stopped construction work on a newly formed sandbar in the disputed South China Sea after China protested, the defense chief said Wednesday, disclosing details of the territorial spat for the first time.

This family reunion comes with a dose of holiday hijinks - and some extra baggage.

Upgraded Apache helicopters have arrived for duty as the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, with the Army’s 1st Cavalry Division out of Fort Hood, Texas, takes over the U.S. military in Europe’s rotational air mission.

The “First Ladies of Football” wrapped up a 10-day tour of Southwest Asia with a visit to Naval Support Activity Bahrain on Tuesday.

The Eastport, Maine building was constructed in the 1930s to house laborers for a power project. It was later used as barracks in World War II before it was converted into a commercial space.

Drivers may experience delays beginning next week when traffic near Einsiedlerhof is diverted for road work for a new industrial area.

A key panel of House and Senate members have reached a deal on the massive defense bill, pushing forward a nearly $700 billion plan to boost pay raises for servicemembers, fund new ships and aircraft, as well as increase missile defense.

Times and dates for theaters in Belgium, England, Germany, Greece, Italy, Turkey and The Netherlands.