Новости за 26.07.2018

A quartet of senators launched a new bipartisan effort Thursday to prevent President Donald Trump from withdrawing the United States from NATO without the prior approval of the Senate.

His ownership group, led by WinStar Farm in Versailles, along with trainer Bob Baffert announced Wednesday that Justify, the Triple Crown champion, has been retired from racing.

And so, fellow moviegoers: Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what Tom Cruise can — and will — do for you.

Defense lawyers wrote the government this week after leaked documents showed that British officials were willing to hand over El Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey without assurances the men would not be subject to the death penalty if they were convicted in an American court.

U.S. military aircraft continue to search for hot spots in Greece, where wildfires tore through a coastal village earlier this week outside of Athens, U.S. European Command said Thursday.

Tokyo is famous for its themed cafes, which boast special menus and decor inspired by famous animated characters, films or even certain animals. In the past, theme cafes in the sprawling city have honored the likes of Hello Kitty, Sesame Street and Ghostbusters. This month, a new themed cafe seeks to transport its diners from the hustle and bustle of 21st-century Tokyo to the Jurassic Period.

The Nationals have to think about selling, and that means thinking about the unthinkable — trading Bryce Harper.

A U.S. Post Office in Bristol, Rhode Island will be named after 1st Sgt. P. Andrew McKenna, who died in an attack in Kabul in 2015.

For more than 100 years, a park in the heart of the trendy neighborhood of Kichijoji has been drawing families and young people with its scenic landscape complete with a large natural pond, many sakura trees and an adjacent street lined with stylish stores and cafes.

The food truck trend hasn’t taken root in any meaningful way in Stuttgart, Germany, but a new burger-focused venture is giving it a go on the city’s north side. Bellevue Bar & Grill, near Killesberg Park, has a lot going for it. There’s seating with a view, a range of drink options and plenty of foot traffic.

In the quaint village of Risby, England, you’ll find a trove of antiques, early 20th-century furniture and collectibles for sale at remarkably low prices. The Risby Barn Antique Centre is home to more than 40 vendors in 3,500 square feet of sales space. It offers free parking and is open every day of the week.

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions defended Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein Thursday after a handful of congressional Republicans moved this week to impeach him. Separately, House Speaker Paul Ryan said Thursday he doesn't support the effort.

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions defended Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein Thursday after a handful of congressional Republicans moved this week to impeach him. Separately, House Speaker Paul Ryan said Thursday he doesn't support the effort.

If Trump’s rallying cry continues to resonate, it will be a terrible loss for the very veterans he claims he wants to help.

A chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy plans to appeal a federal judge's ruling that clears the way for removal of a north Louisiana Confederate monument.

The 45th president has very much reverted to the operational style and policy positions he embraced as a private citizen, often for decades. As a result, he is creating problems for himself in both aspects.

Army Capt. James McCormick and his wife, Heather, and their two children have spent the last month traveling across the United States along the Purple Heart Trail in 16 states.

The new rule by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Marine Fisheries Service, was published Tuesday in the Federal Register and goes into effect Aug. 23.

Andrew Morcombe, an Air Force veteran, was convicted of international parental kidnapping, a crime that kept the young girl away from her mother for two years.

Spy services from China, Russia and Iran, along with their proxy hackers, are hard at work trying to steal trade secrets and proprietary information from the United States, according to a government report released Thursday.

U.S. National Guardsmen have been battling humidity and heat in the 90s here as they work with Polish soldiers, constructing facilities to meet the needs of NATO’s revitalized mission in central and Eastern Europe.

The launch was another test of cooperation with the U.S. Navy — and all the other services eventually — that is part of a new “multidomain battle” construct seeking to integrate capabilities on future fast-moving battlefields.

The House on Thursday approved a compromise defense policy bill that would authorize a wave of significant Defense Department increases, including servicemembers’ pay and the number of troops, equipment and weapons for the upcoming fiscal year.

Operation Devil Storm, which began on July 13 and ended earlier this week, was meant to test the abilities of the 1st Brigade Combat Team to adapt quickly amid a short-notice fight against a near-peer threat like China or Russia.

Three howitzer M-777 A-2 artillery guns will be tested in live fire practice at the Fort Chaffee Joint Maneuver Training Center on Saturday. The guns are new to U.S. military personnel in Arkansas, said Maj. John Chase with Arkansas National Guard.