Новости за 18.12.2017

U.S. military personnel opened fire Monday during an attempted break-in at RAF Mildenhall in England, local authorities said. British media quoted police as saying the incident was not terrorist-related.

President Donald Trump declared a new national security strategy on Monday, stressing the "America first" message of his 2016 campaign and faulting previous U.S. leaders for failing to measure up to it and look out for the nation's citizens.

On my way to FedEx Field I stopped at a CVS and bought four candy bars, plus a few less appealing snacks: Necco Wafers, a cheese stick, some raisin boxes and a box of Cheerios. I also grabbed some posterboard, and when I got to FedEx Field, I created my beautiful sign: "Will Trade CANDY For a Ticket."

A former police officer for the D.C. Metro system tried to help the Islamic State and obstructed justice, a jury in Alexandria, Virginia, federal court decided Monday.

What started 10 years ago with an offhand comment about the head-banging woodpecker has become a simple-looking device that just might prevent the types of brain injuries that have parents wondering if they should pull their children from the athletic field.

When Ali Thanoon lost more than 50 members of his family in a U.S. airstrike during the battle against Islamic State in Mosul in the spring, he turned to the Iraqi government for compensation. But officials required Thanoon to prove his loved ones had been killed.

Across the government, some of the roughly two million career staff have found ways to obstruct, slow down or simply ignore their new leader, the president.

Republican Sen. John McCain, who is battling brain cancer, is back home in Arizona after being treated for a viral infection and will miss the vote on the GOP tax bill.

A U.S. airstrike in southern Somalia on Friday killed eight al-Qaida-linked militants, U.S. Africa Command announced Monday.

Track Palin, the oldest son of former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, was arrested Saturday night after an alleged domestic violence incident in Wasilla, Alaska, according to online court records. It was the second time in two years he has been arrested on charges related to domestic violence.

It isn’t easy to make a tax cut unpopular. But Trump and Republican leaders in Congress have turned a bill that should have been political gold into lead.

Impeachment vs. a vibrant economy is about as good a contrast between Republicans and Democrats that the GOP could hope for.

Islamic State militants claimed responsibility for an attack in Kabul on Monday that led to prolonged clashes between gunmen and Afghan security forces near a compound belonging to the country’s main intelligence agency.

U.S. military personnel opened fire Monday during an attempted break-in at RAF Mildenhall in England, local authorities said.

Police did not immediately elaborate on the nature of the injuries suffered by an intruder at the base. However, no other people were injured, police said.

While church leaders should consider increasing or improving security measures, asking the congregation to arm itself doesn’t seem like the ideal solution.

Being aware of how your data is being used is the first step to bridging the gap between consumer expectations of privacy and actual practice.

“Star Wars: The Last Jedi” will happily settle for second. Rian Johnson’s second installment in the third “Star Wars” trilogy rocketed to a debut of $220 million at the North American box office, according to studio estimates Sunday. That gives “The Last Jedi” the second-best opening ever, slotting in behind only its predecessor, “The Force Awakens.”

U.S. soldiers and their families followed in the footsteps of the famous Company E when they visited World War II battlefields to mark the 73rd anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge this weekend.

Maj. Gen. Christopher G. Cavoli is the Army’s pick to command the mission in Europe, according to a report.

Sebastian Kurz became Austria's 14th postwar chancellor amid public protests over his new government of conservatives and nationalists.

The Marine Corps says human error caused a helicopter window to fall onto the grounds of a crowded elementary school last week on Okinawa.

President Donald Trump says he is not considering firing special counsel Robert Mueller, but that didn't stop him from adding to the growing conservative criticism of Mueller's acquisition of thousands of emails sent and received by Trump officials before the start of his administration.

No injuries were reported after firefighters battled a structure fire early Monday at Yongsan Garrison in Seoul, South Korea.

Navy and Japanese officials have practiced the steps they’d take if a small amount of radiation were to escape from the Yokosuka-based USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier.