Новости за 12.08.2018

A year after a deadly gathering of far-right extremists in Charlottesville, a few dozen white nationalists marched Sunday across from the White House, their numbers dwarfed by thousands of counterprotesters.

Even though Hank Ramak is no longer able to drive, that doesn't stop the 72- year-old Vietnam veteran from finding a way to see the lady he loves. Two days a week, Ramak sets out from his home in Byron to catch a ride to Powell.

The World War I memorial atop the highest peak in Massachusetts has earned national recognition.

20W continues east, but preparing to curve west and take same route Son-tinh took last month.

New tropical depression spawns east of Hainan Island, forecast to pass 100 miles south of Hong Kong Tuesday afternoon.

Bebinca upgraded to tropical storm, remains on course to head into southeastern China, Vietnam.

The lone senior among the five tailbacks vying for a starting role, Miller produced the most consistent performance in Saturday's lengthy scrimmage.

When Bobby Body, a U.S. Army veteran, is lying on the bench getting ready to lift a bar loaded with over 440 pounds of weight, the prosthetic leg he wears lays on the floor, just off to the side of the action.

A RAND Corp. study found that women leave military service earlier than men because of conflicts that tear at their families and personal lives.

The preparations come as the North stepped up its demands that the U.S. ease punishing economic sanctions and move toward declaring a formal end to the 1950-53 Korean War in return for denuclearization efforts.

The Chinese sent six radio warnings to a P-8A Poseidon carrying journalists from CNN and the BBC Friday as the jet approached islets in the disputed waters where the Chinese have been building military facilities.

Soldiers with the 1st Brigade Combat Team trained last week to jump into combat with the FIM-92 Stinger, a man-portable surface-to-air missile that could be used against enemy helicopters or unmanned aerial vehicles and to protect drop zones.

Thus did the Cold War end because Reagan rejected the stale orthodoxy that the East-West military balance was solely about conventional land forces in central Europe.

Arsène Tchakarian, the last surviving member of the Armenian-led Manouchian network, which fought alongside the French resistance against the Nazi occupiers during World War II, died Aug. 4 at a hospital in Villejuif, south of Paris. He was 101.

Coaches look at Edriece Patterson's 6-foot-4, 250-pound frame and see a pass rusher. But Patterson's long arms, which help shed offensive lineman, and his athleticism could make him an effective run stopper and a potential every-down defensive end.