Новости за 06.07.2018

An inflatable blimp of President Donald Trump wearing a diaper, clutching a cellphone and throwing a temper tantrum has been given approval to fly near Britain's Parliament here during the U.S. president's visit to the United Kingdom next week.

In the first year of President Donald Trump's term, the United States conducted far more airstrikes against al-Qaida militants in Yemen than it had in previous years.

Despite a shakeup in leadership and vows to correct problems, Western State Hospital continually puts patients at risk, a recent federal inspection concluded. The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services last week stripped the hospital in Lakewood, Wash., of its certification and federal funding, about 20 percent of its budget.

Sheriff's officials are warning service members about scammers who extort money after claiming they missed jury duty.

Vice President Mike Pence on Friday accused Democrats of making opposition to the federal immigration agency central to their party, calling for an end to "spurious attacks" on U.S. Immigration and Customs.

NATO’s information hub in Naples, which becomes fully operational next week, analyzes problems like famine and corruption in Africa and the Mideast, and proposes policies and strategies to help prevent them from threatening Europe’s southern borders.

in 1893, A.G. Miller hoped that the school for veterans' orphans would be in the valley that witnessed the march of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia before its defeat in the Battle of Gettysburg.

Syrian government forces recaptured a vital border crossing with Jordan on Friday and raised the national flag for the first time in years, restoring sovereignty over a key region and potentially reopening a gateway for Syrian exports to Arab countries.

Authorities in Thailand said Friday they will not immediately attempt an underwater evacuation of 12 schoolboys who have been trapped in a cave for almost two weeks because they have not learned adequate diving skills in the short time since searchers reached the area where they are sheltering.

An Arizona state police vehicle that was stolen in Glendale has been recovered in Phoenix, but an AR-15 rifle and a 9mm handgun that had been inside the Chevy Silverado pickup were missing when the vehicle was recovered.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo began his first trip to Pyongyang since President Donald Trump's summit with leader Kim Jong Un last month with a vow to nail down the specifics of Kim's commitments on denuclearization.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo began his first trip to Pyongyang since President Donald Trump's summit with leader Kim Jong Un last month with a vow to nail down the specifics of Kim's commitments on denuclearization.

The Spring Creek fire, the third-largest in state history, has grown to more than 100,000 acres, and on Thursday a flash flood warning was posted for the fire area.

In her 90s, Helen Miller became a blogger with thousands of followers interested in her stories about a full life, including time in the Women's Army Corps, and active aging.

By themselves, Democrats can't stop the Republican-run Senate from confirming President Donald Trump's pick for the Supreme Court. But they're determined to make it agonizing for a pair of pivotal GOP senators to back the nominee.

For six months in 1958, Forest Jones was part of atomic bomb testing in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. He was in the communications division on a small island.

Dewey Simpson and his Special Forces team were deep in South Vietnam, near the Cambodian border, he said, when local guerrilla fighters came across the snake during a patrol in the Mekong River Delta.

Antoine Griezmann's fluke goal helped France earn a place in the World Cup semifinals.

Larry Angst, 94, witnessed a lot of history, including the Potsdam Conference, as well as the hell of war.

Smithsonian researchers observe small monkeys using stone tools for various tasks after years of waiting to witness the phenomenon.

President Donald Trump said Thursday that the coming NATO summit will be a venue for confrontation with member states, just hours after his top representative at the alliance played down tensions by saying the goal of the summit was to showcase unity.

The paratrooper was angry, helpless, alone and suicidal. His physical wounds caused him pain: small amounts of shrapnel to his left side and face, injuries to his spine, and hearing loss.

Beryl is expected to hit the eastern Caribbean as a hurricane instead of dissipating, threatening islands still trying to recover from last year's storms, forecasters said Friday.

A Government Accountability Office report last week found that attrition has outstripped improvements in recruiting and hiring.

Nations, especially in Eastern Europe, are lobbying the United States to increase the number of troops on the continent as they worry about combating an increasingly aggressive Russia.