Новости за 03.12.2017

Words, in the new movie "Darkest Hour," are weapons. Set roughly during the same time period as "Dunkirk," between May and June 1940, the World War II drama takes place not on the beaches of northern France, where hundreds of Allied soldiers were cornered by German troops, but in the backrooms of England’s war cabinet. It is there that the newly installed prime minister, Winston Churchill (played by Gary Oldman), struggles with how to rally Parliament and the British people for the coming Battle of Britain.

Sen. Lindsey Graham says North Korea is pushing the U.S. closer to military conflict and he believes it's time to start moving the families of American military personnel out of South Korea.

Neurosurgeon John Henry Schneider racked up more than a dozen malpractice claims and settlements in two states, including cases alleging he made surgical mistakes that left patients maimed, paralyzed or dead. The VA hired him anyway.

H.R. McMaster, President Donald Trump's national security adviser, said Sunday that the administration's controversies — including his predecessor's guilty plea and rumors of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's departure — aren't affecting its ability to work with U.S. allies on key issues.

The U.S. Navy's famed Blue Angels are set to soar over Dayton for the first time in four years.

The film, "Trauma," follows soldiers from C Company, 3rd General Support Aviation Battalion, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade, as it served in Logar Province, Afghanistan in 2011.

Noureddine Mahmoud, spokesman for the People's Defense Units, praised at a press conference Sunday U.S. and Russian support for forces operating in the eastern Deir el-Zour province.

yria's main Kurdish forces declared Sunday that they have successfully cleared areas east of the Euphrates river of Islamic State militants, with help from the U.S.-led coalition and Russian forces.

Eight were wounded in Sunday's blast, which took place outside of a soccer stadium in the provincial capital of Jalalabad.

A sailor who saved the lives of six men at Pearl Harbor will receive a posthumous award for valor during this week’s 76th annual commemoration of the Dec. 7, 1941, surprise Japanese attack.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un thanked workers during a visit to a factory that built the tires for a huge vehicle used to transport a new intercontinental ballistic missile that was test-launched this week, the country's media reported Sunday.

Ashanti Billie died from some unspecified trauma and was found in state of decay so advanced that her body was described as "partially skeletonized," according to a medical examiner's autopsy report.

Ashanti Billie died from some unspecified trauma and was found in state of decay so advanced that her body was described as "partially skeletonized," according to a medical examiner's autopsy report.

For years, after a military coup toppled the newly elected democratic government in Burma, practicing Christians were often forced to choose between the ruling socialist party and God. Andrew Luai chose God.

Erik Prince, a supporter of the Trump presidential campaign and founder of the security firm Blackwater, confirmed to House investigators Thursday that he met with a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin while in the Seychelles earlier this year, according to multiple people familiar with the interview.

Despite his injured ankle, he ran as best he could in his rubber boots to reach the graves. Chamseddine Marzoug was in a hurry, taking advantage of a break in torrential rains to check the swelling cemetery he has spent the last dozen years building for hundreds of African migrants who never made it to Europe.

Through his Rio Bravo Comics, Hector Rodriguez creates narratives based along the Texas-Mexico border where he grew up. Rodriguez says Latinos simply need heroes, and children especially need to know they can be victorious despite life's challenges.

In the past two months, Mueller and his deputies have received private debriefs from two dozen current and former Trump advisers, each of whom has made the trek to the special counsel's secure office suite.

A teenager from Downey said in court Thursday that a Los Angeles-area police officer assigned to a youth boot camp at Camp San Luis Obispo in 2015 choked her for several seconds when the girl refused to crawl through grass and dirt.