Новости за 12.11.2017

For almost 200 years, the French Foreign Legion has prided itself on offering a haven for men yearning for adventure and a new start in life. It was just what “Edward,” a 24-year-old Californian, was looking for after he was booted out of the U.S. Marine Corps in 2015 for a disciplinary infraction.

Every day just before noon, tourists throng to the square in front of the salmon-pink prince’s palace to watch the traditional changing of the guard ceremony.

Every day just before noon, tourists throng to the square in front of the salmon-pink prince’s palace to watch the traditional changing of the guard ceremony.

The son of parents who met in Germany when they were both in the Army, it wasn't surprising when Blaise Gargiulo joined the ROTC at the University of Southern Mississippi to offset some of the expenses.

Top players from around Europe gather for annual post-championship contests on field and court.

The Russian-made Mi-17 helicopter crashed Sunday morning in the central Wasit province. The cause of the accident was not immediately known

Even in a sport full of dedicated athletes constantly testing their limits, Black Forest Academy junior Mac Roberts stands out.

It’s not just cross country rivals that have been trailing St. John’s International senior Kayla Smith over the course of her esteemed prep career. Major college programs have taken notice as well. Now, Smith’s future has been made official.

For all the impressive work put in by Navy sophomore Malcolm Perry - 282 yards on the ground, third-most in program history - the quarterback was on crutches for the deciding moments of a 43-40 win over Southern Methodist at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.

A female defense agency employee said in court last week that she was isolated and harassed at the office after asking to work from home one day a week because she could not arrange child care.

For the more than 95,000 veterans in Puerto Rico, Veterans Day marks the tremendous pride many there have in their service. They put on their uniforms, don their pins, badges and caps and stand proud as they are recognized. Saturday’s commemoration had all of that. But Hurricane Maria’s aftermath was very present, too.

Thousands of religious protesters converged on the capital Saturday in a growing confrontation with the Pakistani government over official attempts to amend a law that requires all political candidates to affirm their belief that Muhammad.