Новости за 09.05.2018

Attorneys for a Russian company accused of funding and overseeing a troll farm operation that allegedly criminally interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election are due in federal court for the first time Wednesday after sparring with special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's prosecutors.

A 3D printing unit the Army tested during an exercise here this week could revolutionize how vehicles and other equipment are repaired on the battlefield.

President Donald Trump's nominee to be the next CIA director said Wednesday the spy agency learned "tough lessons" from its use of harsh detention and interrogation tactics on terror suspects after 9/11 and that if confirmed, she would not permit the CIA to restart such a program.

The Afghan air force has for the first time flown a mission with its newly delivered UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters, officials said Wednesday.

Within hours of assuming his new post on Tuesday, Richard Grenell triggered harsh criticism in this Trump-weary country after appearing to threaten one of the American president's frequent targets: German businesses.

Iran's supreme leader chastised President Donald Trump on Wednesday over his decision to pull America out of the 2015 nuclear deal, while lawmakers lit a paper U.S. flag on fire inside parliament, shouting, "Death to America!"

The injured sailor was taken by boat and helicopter from the USS Georgia in the early hours of March 28, according to Spanish maritime rescue agency Salvamento Maritimo.

Preparation, communication are key to survival during typhoons, whether one is a long-timer or a newcomer.

Customers sought highly trained dogs that would alert them to spikes or dips in blood sugar. What they got, the state of Virginia alleged on Tuesday, were "little more than incredibly expensive pets."

Stormy Daniels' lawyer said Tuesday he has information showing that Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's longtime personal attorney, received $500,000 from a company associated with a Russian billionaire within months of paying hush money to Daniels, a porn star who claims she had an affair with Trump.

Attacks were first reported in the western Dasht-e Barchi district of the Afghan capital, which is home to many members of the largely Shiite Hazara minority. Blasts were followed by gunfire near the police station in the Shahr-e Now neighborhood, a commercial district with compounds headquartering international aid groups and Afghan government agencies.

Attacks were first reported in the western Dasht-e Barchi district of the Afghan capital, which is home to many members of the largely Shiite Hazara minority. Blasts were followed by gunfire near the police station in the Shahr-e Now neighborhood, a commercial district with compounds headquartering international aid groups and Afghan government agencies.

U.S. officials said Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will press North Korea for the release of three detained American citizens, whose imminent release President Donald Trump has been hinting at, in addition to finalizing plans for a summit between Trump and Kim Jong Un.

The USS George Washington could be outfitted to host aerial drones and regain its position as the nation’s only forward-deployed aircraft carrier, according to the fiscal year 2019 National Defense Authorization bill.

Prosecutors say witnesses saw Air Force Academy senior cadet Samuel Kyle Fuller with his pants down as he sexually assaulted a classmate who was so drunk she had to be half-carried back to her dormitory after a night at the only bar on campus.

The ride-hailing giant revealed it signed an ongoing partnership with the United States Army Research, Development and Engineer Command to hone the rotor technology necessary to develop quiet, flying vehicles for uberAIR — an airborne taxi service slated for launch in 2023.

In recent months, A small but passionate protest movement fighting for decades to see a reduced military footprint in Okinawa has received support from an unlikely individual: a former U.S. Marine.

Carrying a crew of nearly 1,200 sailors, the USS Bonhomme Richard arrived in San Diego Tuesday, more than six years after it left to become the Navy’s only forward-deployed amphibious assault ship in the Western Pacific Ocean.

Tnuza Jamal Hassan has been in custody since allegedly setting a series of small fires at St. Catherine University in Minnesota. Authorities say Hassan admitted to trying to join al-Qaida when questioned by federal agents in September.

The plan was to harmlessly promote "Damascus Time," a new film about an Iranian father and son who travel to Syria to deliver humanitarian supplies and then get kidnapped by the Islamic State.

Many in the CIA have long believed that former officer Jerry Chun Shing Lee played a role in the exposure and deaths of multiple agency sources in China, according to current and former officials.

A forensic examiner was analyzing the cellphone of Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens on Tuesday, days before the governor goes to trial in St. Louis on a felony invasion of privacy charge.

Two Army captains — one in charge of the 12-man unit targeted in the ambush that killed four U.S. soldiers in Niger and another back at headquarters — did not disclose in paperwork before the mission that it was more than a routine reconnaissance.

The Arizona National Guard is scheduled to send hundreds of infantry soldiers to Afghanistan this summer.