Новости за 10.07.2018

The Coast Guard said helicopter crews were searching for the plane and volunteer rescue teams with emergency medical personnel were standing by to help. The Coast Guard said the extent of the injuries to people on board was not immediately known.

Two Navy SEAL leaders were relieved of their duties Monday following investigations into sexual misconduct accusations while they were deployed in Africa, Navy officials said Tuesday.

A U.S. veteran killed during World War II when his plane was shot down over France has been laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery.

A U.S. veteran killed during World War II when his plane was shot down over France has been laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery.

A clutch of royals, led by Queen Elizabeth II and joined by Prince Harry and his new wife, Duchess Meghan of Sussex, kicked off celebrations Tuesday marking the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Air Force, including another balcony appearance at the palace for the former Meghan Markle.

Robert Wilkie, the latest choice by President Donald Trump to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, was easily approved Tuesday by the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee, moving his nomination to a vote by the full Senate.

The former commanding officer of the Navy destroyer USS Fitzgerald pleaded not guilty Tuesday to criminal charges stemming from the deadly collision of his ship and a commercial vessel off Japan just over one year ago.

Varsity head coaches have been directed to earmark a percentage of summer camp proceeds to the Naval Academy Athletic Association and each sport’s budget was sliced by 15 percent.

The Army will roll out its long-planned update to its physical fitness test during the next two years, with a new six-event assessment that will dramatically improve the service’s ability to predict how a soldier will perform in combat, senior officials said Monday.

The original hand-drawn map of Winnie-the-Pooh's Hundred Acre Woods has sold at auction for $571,000, a record price for a book illustration.

Five first-year TV shows earned Emmy nominations last year for best drama series, offering a rare, almost revolutionary jolt of change to a set of awards that, over the years, have celebrated monotony and excellence in equal measure.

Upcoming changes to the GI Bill could help more veterans get a college degree but some politicians fear the alterations may cause more problems for the troubled Department of Veteran Affairs.

The former commander of the Marine Corps’ Wounded Warrior Regiment was sentenced Tuesday to 18 months in prison for abusing children.

Dozens of U.S. military personnel, including pararescue airmen based in Okinawa, were part of a multinational effort that saved a dozen young soccer players and their coach from a flooded cave in Thailand. The final boy and his coach were rescued Tuesday.

Peter Carington, a long-serving British politician who was the last survivor of Prime Minister Winston Churchill's government, has died, the government said Tuesday. He was 99.

The current rate of suicide is shockingly high by any historical and social standard. It is simply unacceptable to let so many people die in the prime of their lives.

Trump had — right in front of him — the judge who could be populist and principled; the person who could galvanize the base and be an originalist judicial bedrock for the next 30 years.

Conservatives can trust, from Kavanaugh’s vast record, that he will not become a liberal upon joining the court, as David Souter did.

The key to winning back the House, veteran party strategists argue, is appealing to voters in the center.

Southwest Airlines will stop serving the small bags of free peanuts long associated with the discount carrier's no-frills business model.

European Council President Donald Tusk urged President Donald Trump to remember who his friends are when he meets Russian President Vladimir Putin next week. At the same time, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg praised Trump for his "leadership on defense spending. It is clearly having an impact."

Pancake chain IHOP confirmed that the company faked its recent name change as a stunt to promote its burgers, the company tweeted on Monday.

Hundreds of millions of dollars in defense contracts were awarded in June.

A study shows that 104 wind turbines on 22,000 acres of North Carolina farmland do not interfere with a crucial radar system located in Chesapeake, but no more turbines can be built.