Новости за 14.01.2018

The Trump administration is preparing to withhold tens of millions of dollars from the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees, cutting the year's first contribution by more than half or perhaps entirely, and making additional donations contingent on major changes to the organization, according to U.S. officials.

Prospects for a bipartisan agreement to protect young immigrants from deportation and prevent a government shutdown later this week faded Sunday as key lawmakers traded sharp accusations and President Donald Trump said hopes for a deal were "probably dead."

Sitting in the interview room of Alumni Hall on Thursday night, Ed DeChellis did not look or sound like a coach whose team had just won a hard-fought game.

Nearly 75 years after his death, six Marines carried the flag-draped casket of Harold Patrick Hannon into a South Side church on Saturday morning.

A Massachusetts marathoner is racing to become the only person on the planet to have run seven marathons in seven days on all seven continents — twice.

The film emphasizes how Alfred Loomis' time in the military revealed to him the opportunity to help the greater good with his scientific experiments and inventions.

It includes four inert 155 mm shells connected by wires, a representation of the improvised explosive devices or IEDs often used in the kind of blast that injured Bill DeRoche.

Iron Fist 2018 is the final joint exercise before the Japanese are scheduled to establish the country's first Amphibious Rapid Deployment Brigade in March.

A body found Tuesday on Fort Bragg has been identified by the Army Criminal Investigation Command as a Spring Lake teen, Fort Bragg said Friday.

A Fort Drum soldier is being credited with helping his wife deliver their daughter in a car near the post’s main gate off of Route 11.

Staff Sgt. Michael Bettencourt, 27, of Peabody, Mass., and fellow 1st Battalion, 36th Infantry Regiment troops lounge on Saddam Hussein's podium at Baghdad's ceremonial parade ground in Baghdad in May, 2003.

It’s not the first time the parties have tried to broker a peace settlement, but previous attempts have not been fruitful.

The USS Wasp has arrived at its new homeport in Japan, bolstering the 7th Fleet’s amphibious and stealth-attack capabilities in the Pacific.

To be fair, when Oregonians flinch from a rendezvous with an unattended gas pump, progressive government has done its duty, as it understands this.

North Korea, China and ISIS were center stage – with some differences of opinion on coping with Kim Jong Un – at the annual Chamber of Commerce Hawaii military partnership conference Friday at the state Capitol.

North Korea, China and ISIS were center stage – with some differences of opinion on coping with Kim Jong Un – at the annual Chamber of Commerce Hawaii military partnership conference Friday at the state Capitol.

More than 16 years after Bob Pennington served with one of the first Special Forces teams to enter Afghanistan following the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the story of Operational Detachment-Alpha 595, better known as the famed "Horse soldiers" has been made into a major motion picture by Warner Bros.

Earlier this month, North Carolina National Guard leaders learned the state would keep its Apache helicopters as part of a compromise to the Army's long-in-the-works Aviation Restructuring Initiative. Now, advocates for the Guard are wondering if the attack helicopters will be enough.

A Fort Bragg native now at the U.S. Military Academy won a gold medal at the 2017 U.S. Parachute Association National Collegiate Parachuting Championships earlier this month.

Legislation that eases requirements on servicemembers seeking commercial driver's licenses was signed into law last week.

When Navy veteran Eric Walker went to the emergency room with severe abdominal pains, he was asked to provide a urine sample. To his surprise, medical staffers at the VA hospital told him he had flunked the standard drug test. Instead of treating Walker for his abdominal pains, the hospital told him to go home and try to free himself from being a cocaine addict.

Gun rights advocates have long sought to fight off new measures that could restrict the availability of firearms by urging federal officials to make sure current laws are followed. But what if the feds are unable to?

Prisoner #64023-061 has been called many names over the years – member of the Midwest Bank Robbers, co-founder of the Aryan Republican Army, Commander Pedro, and, simply, Peter. But for the last 20 years, this inmate has preferred a wholly different moniker: Donna.

Gloria Capitan couldn't have imagined her fate. Her cause felt just, and her community was behind her. Besides, who would kill a 57-year-old grandmother?