Новости за 10.09.2018

On Sept. 12, 2001, West Point cadet Joe Quinn boarded a Metro-North train for Lower Manhattan in search of his older brother. It took him a year to finally reach his destination, on the first anniversary of the attack. His sibling Jimmy, working on the 104th floor for Cantor Fitzgerald, has yet to be found.

Authorized by a federal law in 1986 that allowed states' National Guard units to assist in countering drug threats, Ohio has lent out its forces for at least the past 18 years.

It turned out to be a busy night for Ocean Springs High School homecoming queen and football kicker Kaylee Foster, whose two field goals from 20 and 30 yards out accounted for all the Greyhounds' scoring during regulation play.

The Trump administration pledged Monday to protect Americans and their allies from prosecution by the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes and human rights violations in Afghanistan and other conflict zones and ordered the closure of the Palestinian diplomatic mission in Washington, citing the refusal of Palestinian leaders to enter into peace talks with Israel.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Sunday called for more funding for Veterans Affairs programs in addition to a clear plan to fill vacancies at a department that he believes the Trump Administration is trying to eliminate.

The Marines recruit training facility at Parris Island in South Carolina will begin mandatory evacuations Tuesday to elude Hurricane Florence as the storm moves to strike the East Coast of the United States by the end of the week, officials at the base announced.

As Hurricane Florence gains strength in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean on its path toward the East Coast of the United States, military installations and the National Guard are preparing for the worst, and at Virginia naval bases, 30 ships are preparing to go out to sea.

In coming weeks, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency is expected to announce the first two identifications from 55 sets of remains turned over by North Korea following a historic June summit between Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump.

With the cruising industry booming across the globe, officials in Duluth, Minn., are betting that someday soon their ships will come in, too.

The State Department said the U.S. step — the latest in a series targeting the Palestinians — came after a review of the office of the Palestine Liberation Organization centered on the fact that no "direct and meaningful negotiations with Israel" are underway despite previous warnings.

Kelly is quoted calling Trump "an idiot," and Mattis is quoted saying Trump has the understanding of "a fifth or sixth-grader," but they've said they didn't make those statements.

News outlets report the VA Medical Center in Huntington, W. Va., held a ceremony Sunday to officially rename the center after Medal of Honor recipient Hershel "Woody" Williams, a retired Marine and Department of Veterans Affairs service officer.

For someone trying to convince the world of the righteousness of a cause, linking it to an ad campaign doesn’t help.

Despite assurances from President Donald Trump, this may be a long and costly conflict with economic casualties mounting on both sides of the Pacific.

The constant creep of corporate America into all aspects of everyday life — from the Allstate Sugar Bowl to Minute Maid Park — may soon conquer a new frontier. The final frontier.

A certain group of lawyers and lawmakers in the 1950s and '60s would remember a scene in "The Caine Mutiny" scene as they sat down to draft the 25th Amendment, which provided an alternative to impeachment for removing an incapacitated president.

North Korea's national spectacle over the weekend featured a performance of the popular Chinese folk song "Love My China" and pleased President Donald Trump by not parading nuclear missiles, showing that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is no diplomatic dunce.

Mangkhut tracking west of Marianas; strong, destructive winds forecast to continue into Tuesday morning.

In an edit bay on the Sony Pictures lot, Ruben Fleischer looked outwardly calm but was clearly feeling some heat. At 43, the director was just weeks away from the release of the biggest film of his career: the dark comic-book movie “Venom,” which Sony is banking on to launch a series of interconnected films that will expand on the world of the studio’s marquee comic-book star, Spider-Man. “Every time, you’re nervous,” said Fleischer, who directed “Zombieland,” “30 Minutes or Less” and “Gangster... Читать дальше...

A calendar of nearby water parks and pools of interest to people living on U.S. facilities in the Pacific.

The Lions and Brigands are distinct entities this fall for the first time since 2014, fielding competing entries in a new five-school Division III league playing six-man football.

The opposition's Civil Defense, also known as the White Helmets, said 11 people were wounded in an attack on the village of Heesh.

Germany stayed out of previous U.S.-led airstrikes but voiced its support.

The 28th Military Police Company traces its lineage to 1964 as part of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard. In 2007, it deployed troops to Iraq in support of the Global War on Terrorism.

A servicemember based in Germany shares how he dealt with being the unwitting subject of a viral post.