Новости за 20.01.2018

In the early 1970s, a Johnson & Johnson official posed a question that haunts the company today. If Johnson's Baby Powder contained asbestos at a level of, say, 1 percent, how much of the cancer-causing substance would a baby inhale when dusted with the powder?

Last May 18 – about four months before the deadliest mass shootings in modern U.S. history unfolded on the Las Vegas Strip – gunman Stephen Paddock was thinking about San Diego.

Zainab's gruesome rape and murder followed several waves of child abductions, murders and sexual abuse that earned this economically struggling city a macabre reputation as Pakistan's capital of child sex abuse.

The Hamilton letter will be among the highlights of “Weapons & War: Objects of Heroism and Tragedy,” an auction featuring more than 300 items spanning the Revolutionary War to World War II.

Appropriate for a former reality TV star, President Donald Trump's first year was full of unforgettable characters, surprise casting changes and innumerable plot twists. Trump's first-year approval rating stood at 39 percent, the lowest of any president. But viewers couldn't look away.

Gunmen stormed Kabul’s Intercontinental Hotel on Saturday in an attack on the beleaguered city’s west side. At least one American is trapped in the besieged hotel.

Oscar nominations balloting might be finished but Hollywood’s #MeToo moment has kept right on going.

Bucs sweep Brussels in Belgium to stay atop D-III standings, while Warriors take two from Lakenheath to continue to lead D-I chase.

The shutdown of the federal government that began at midnight already has an early casualty: the Air Force Academy's athletic schedule. "Due to the government shutdown, all Air Force Academy home and away intercollegiate athletic events have been canceled until further notice," the school said in a statement Saturday morning.

Naples stays unbeaten by downing Vicenza twice and Sigonella does the same to Marymount in action further south.

Vice President Mike Pence and Egyptian leader Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi pledged a united front against terrorism in the Mideast as Pence, the highest-level American official to visit the U.S. ally in nearly a decade, began a trip through the region after leaving behind a government shutdown in Washington.

With championships just two weeks away, Stuttgart leads gathering in Ansbach, but Panthers aren't far ahead of the competition.

Lt. Gen. Paul J. LaCamera, after more than a year serving as the acting senior commander of the 18th Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg, officially took command of both following his promotion to three-star general on Friday.

The Chinese government on Saturday accused the U.S. of trespassing in its territorial waters when a U.S. guided missile destroyer sailed near a disputed shoal in the South China Sea.

From recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital to cutting aid to Palestinians, President Donald Trump has given Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the unprecedented gift of strong U.S. alignment with a nationalist Israeli government.

Three heavy-duty vehicles were involved in a collision in Sebring, Florida. One soldier was killed and four others were injured on Friday.

It didn’t take long for some DOD operations to grind to a halt: American Forces Network, which provides entertainment and command information to U.S. servicemembers worldwide through its television and radio services, was dark early Saturday morning in Europe.

It didn’t take long for some DOD operations to grind to a halt: American Forces Network, which provides entertainment and command information to U.S. servicemembers worldwide through its television and radio services, was dark early Saturday morning in Europe.

E.J. King wins both boys and girls titles in Western Japan Athletic Association Tournament; St. Mary's takes Kanto mat title.

Vice President Mike Pence left behind the U.S. government shutdown and readied for security and counterterrorism talks Saturday with Egypt's leader.

The U.S. government shutdown began at midnight Friday as Democrats and Republicans failed to resolve a standoff over immigration and spending. Here's a look at what the parties are fighting over and what it means to shut down the government.

The U.S. government shutdown began at midnight Friday as Democrats and Republicans failed to resolve a standoff over immigration and spending. Here's a look at what the parties are fighting over and what it means to shut down the government.

While multiple bills have gone before federal lawmakers to give the cadet nurses their status as veterans, none have passed. The latest, H.R. 1168, the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps Equity Act, was introduced in February of last year.

A state employee mistakenly sent an emergency alert to mobile devices and TV and radio stations warning of an incoming missile strike, causing widespread panic and confusion.

Proponents for research into using medical marijuana to treat post-traumatic stress disorder and chronic pain were dealt another blow this week, after comments from Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin made it clear the agency will not explore how the drug could help veterans without a change to federal law.