Новости за 10.06.2018

Thousands of victims of sexual assault in the military have not been advised of their right to request civilian prosecution of their cases, according to research by an advocacy group.

A fire engulfed a depot on Sunday where ballots from Iraq's national elections were being stored ahead of a full manual recount, the latest setback for a process that had already been mired in accusations of fraud and other violations.

Mattis, a former Marine general, has been reassuring America's closest friends that their bonds remain strong, a familiar and soothing contrast to the combative tone coming from the White House.

When Addam Byers brought the trailer frame and metal structure to West Virginia, the neighbors were willing and eager to help.

Expansion plans, beginning in 2020, include three new areas based on Marvel superheroes as well as "Frozen" and "Star Wars" movies.

The Tennessee event is one of 14 Navy Week celebrations taking place in the U.S. this year. The U.S. Fleet Forces Band and brass band Uncharted Waters are scheduled to perform.

Brittany and Luke Villotti may be young suburbanites with chickens in their backyard. But don't confuse them with egg-loving hipsters who are part of a growing urban farming movement. Luke Villotti is a disabled Marine with a note from the Veterans Administration stating these birds are "support animals" that help him cope with the depression and pain he faces on a constant basis, the result of injuries from rigorous training exercises while he was in the military.

The splinter group, led by Mullah Mohammad Rasul, said late Saturday its stand-down would begin immediately and last until an unspecified future date.

Major private lodging intermediary website operator Airbnb Inc. has canceled reservations for private lodgings in Japan that are not in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, the company said on Friday.

Severe drought and violence have sent thousands of Afghans fleeing to camps on the outskirts of this city during the past two months in search of aid from the government, a situation that could benefit the Taliban if Kabul is seen as failing to care for its people.

The nephew of a Beloit soldier who died in battle during World War II accepted his uncle's military dog tags Friday afternoon at the Salina office of Rep. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas.

Maliksi continues gradually diminishing, remains well off-shore as it passés southeast of Tokyo.

Maliksi remains a strong tropical storm, but forecast track edges further southeast of Tokyo.

Maliksi weakens slightly as it picks up forward speed and hurtles on path taking it southeast of Tokyo.

Maliksi continues headed northeast, will likely fall short of Category 1-equivalent typhoon status.

Maliksi headed out of Okinawa area, could peak as a Category 1-equivalent typhoon before passing Tokyo.

Maliksi making its closest point of approach to Okinawa, preparing for its speed run past Tokyo.