Новости за 13.12.2017

There was a time when the Golden Globes nominations were taken seriously only as potential Oscar indicators.

Advocates for servicemembers and veterans filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government Wednesday to release data that they say is critical to protecting people who serve from sexual assault and the retaliation that can follow when victims report the abuse.

Head coach Ken Niumatalolo acknowledged after Saturday’s heartbreaking loss to archrival Army that Malcolm Perry would likely become the Navy starting quarterback next season.

Anthony Sadler, Alek Skarlatos and Spencer Stone play themselves in a re-enactment of their August 2015 heroics, when they rushed and detained a shirtless gunman intent on shooting up a high-speed train headed from Amsterdam to Paris.

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

Senate Democrat Jon Tester urged Congress on Wednesday to lift spending caps and fully fund the Department of Veterans Affairs in a possible year-end budget deal that could be reached by the end of the week.

As global threats to the United States escalate, Congress will need a new war authorization to remain relevant in current and future military engagements, a Senate panel said Wednesday.

The contaminated sites include the underground heating oil tanks at the Laurel Bay military housing community, areas with unexploded bombs and trenches where hundreds of thousands of gallons of contaminated jet fuel and other liquid waste were once disposed.

Sgt. Michael T. Trask died Tuesday of injuries he suffered last week while participating in a nighttime live-fire training exercise on the coastal Georgia Army post, Army officials said Wednesday.

Staff Sgt. David T. Brabander died in a crash in Afghanistan on Monday. On Saturday, he swapped text messages with Army Spc. Daniel Hernandez before heading out into the field.

Staff Sgt. David T. Brabander died in a crash in Afghanistan on Monday. On Saturday, he swapped text messages with Army Spc. Daniel Hernandez before heading out into the field.

Staff Sgt. David T. Brabander died in a crash in Afghanistan on Monday. On Saturday, he swapped text messages with Army Spc. Daniel Hernandez before heading out into the field.

House and Senate GOP leaders forged an agreement Wednesday on a sweeping overhaul of the nation's tax laws, paving the way for final votes next week to slash taxes for businesses and give many Americans modest tax cuts starting next year.

A senior airman at Dover Air Force Base has popped and locked his way to the title of air force entertainer of the year.

Suspected Saudi-led airstrikes in Yemen have killed at least 15 people, including prisoners, and wounded more than 30 in the rebel-held capital, Sanaa, rebel officials and eyewitnesses said Wednesday.

Republican voters, primed by the delegitimization campaign, will press GOP senators and representatives to support Trump, not Mueller.

By the end of World War II, more than 44,500 American Indians served in the U.S. armed forces. That is more than 10 percent of their population.

Jones’ victory put the Democrats within striking distance of taking back control of the Senate in 2018. If that happens, the Trump presidency is over.

Alabama voters decided they’d prefer not to perpetuate the stereotype of reactionary, racist Southerners.

The nonprofit Maryland Center for Veterans Education and Training, or MCVET, funded through the federal government, various organizations and private donations, has offered housing and a range of services for homeless male veterans since its launch in 1993. In 1997, it opened its doors to female veterans, serving as one of a handful of resources in the city.

Call it magic. For a few hours on a snowy Saturday before Christmas, some of the sickest children among us forgot that they were sick.

Call it magic. For a few hours on a snowy Saturday before Christmas, some of the sickest children among us forgot that they were sick.

A colonel at Scott Air Force Base was transferred to a position in the United States Transportation Command after the commander of the 18th Air Force removed him from his previous post Monday, according to a spokesman for the 18th Air Force.