Новости за 28.06.2018

The commissary at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story will be one of the first in the nation to sell beer and wine starting July 26, according to the Defense Commissary Agency.

President Donald Trump has recently touted job numbers among African Americans, veterans and women. Now his administration is turning its attention toward a population that lags far behind in employment: military spouses.

Col. Parker H. Wright assumed command of the intelligence center today during a ceremony in the National Museum of the United States Air Force.

Col. Parker H. Wright assumed command of National Air and Space Intelligence Center during a ceremony in the National Museum of the United States Air Force. NASIC is the U.S. Department of Defense’s main source for information on foreign air and space threats, according to the agency.

A single shooter killed five people Thursday and wounded others at a newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland, and police said a suspect was in custody.

President Donald Trump must address Russian election interference in his meeting next month with President Vladimir Putin and challenge any denials, a Republican senator urged Thursday.

Children are welcome at Iron Stone Acres, the bed-and-breakfast that Sharon Zimmerman has been running for nearly 30 years in rural Narvon, Pa., but they'll need to entertain themselves. The Mennonite-owned dairy farm has no internet connection and no TVs, and you'll have to head into town to find a newspaper. The severed connection to technology in favor of the farm's peace and quiet is exactly what draws many of Zimmerman's visitors.

Microsoft Corp. is catching up to Amazon.com Inc. in obtaining federal security approvals, giving it an edge over other potential bidders in the Pentagon's winner-take-all competition for a multibillion-dollar cloud computing contract.

The Baltimore Sun, which owns The Capital newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland, says a reporter told them of the shooting Thursday afternoon.

While on a recent temporary assignment at Misawa Air Base, located in northeastern Japan’s Aomori prefecture, a long and rainy day left me feeling worn out and exhausted. But, when my colleagues invited me to dinner at a nearby all-you-can-eat buffet serving up Japanese, Chinese and Western foods, I jumped at the chance.

Don’t let the Tokyo address fool you, because the Akigawa Valley is about as far away from the crowds and congestion of the city as one can get without leaving the metropolitan prefecture.

Chris Dennett, a 29-year-old historian, says he founded the “We Will Remember” project last summer and has conducted interviews with WWII veterans in Maryland, Connecticut, Delaware, New York, Virginia and Washington, D.C.

A California man who claimed to have Taliban ties was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison on Wednesday on charges related to trafficking Taliban-linked drugs to the United States.

Tim Murphy, a former Pennsylvania congressman and reserve Navy officer who resigned from both of his positions last year in the midst of a scandal involving an extramarital affair, said he will not attempt to rejoin the military, two days after a lawmaker asked the Pentagon about the issue.

It’s hard to choose a restaurant in Wiesbaden because, frankly, there are just so many. Seemingly countless cute cafes and posh eateries with names like Scotch N Soda and Chez Mamie beckon to hungry pedestrians wandering the old town’s cobblestone streets. A quick review of TripAdvisor led me to Du and Ich, a popular cafe that serves breakfast all day as well as lunch and dinner.

If you were dropped into Paestum and not told the location, you’d think you were in Greece. But you are in Salerno, Italy, where the remains of three Greek temples, with beautifully carved columns, stand among ancient ruins cradled between coastal mountains and the Mediterranean.

Parents need not worry, said Commandant of Midshipmen Capt. Robert Chadwick, who was greeting families outside Alumni Hall as the new midshipmen arrived. The students are supervised 24/7 — what parent wouldn't want that?

Nearly 14 years after agreeing to move American troops south of Seoul, U.S. Forces Korea will celebrate the opening of its new headquarters at Camp Humphreys on Friday, beginning a new phase in the military’s decades-old history on the divided peninsula.

Wayne Rooney, the decorated English soccer star, has agreed to a deal with D.C. United and will join the MLS club in time for the opening of its new stadium, ushering in a fresh era for the club.

The Maryland Natural Resources Police in a Twitter post identified the man as Cody Iorns, 25. He was paddle boarding near Tolly Point, according to officials.

The full House and a Senate panel on Thursday approved massive appropriations measures to fund the next defense policy plan, bringing a 2.6 percent military pay raise, boosts to troop levels as well as new weapons and equipment closer to reality.

In recent weeks, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio and Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart asked President Donald Trump to launch an investigation into whether Castro should be indicted, among other initiatives to be tougher on Cuba.

European Union leaders vowed Thursday to move forward with plans to screen migrants in northern Africa for asylum eligibility to dissuade many of them from setting out for the continent, part of a desperate attempt to shore up EU unity.

A New York City man who joined the Islamic State group in Syria before fleeing home and giving the FBI intelligence about terror threats has been sentenced to 10 years of supervised release.

For the third consecutive Independence Day, two men are teaming up to provide a boat full of veterans with a free day of fishing on one of Gloucester's iconic charter boats, the aptly named Yankee Freedom.