Новости за 19.09.2018

A Texas great-grandmother thinks she’s finally gotten revenge on the massive alligator that ate her miniature horse a few years ago. “Don’t mess with Nana,” she said.

About 340,000 students attending school using the GI Bill received slightly smaller housing payments in August than they’re eligible for under federal law, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Times and dates for theaters in Belgium, England, Germany, Greece, Italy, Turkey and the Netherlands.

The question at some point may become: Has the NFL gone too far to tilt the competitive balance toward offenses and, in particular, quarterbacks? But nobody appears ready to make any declarations about that quite yet. For now, it's simply all about marveling over the offensive eruption.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says he has invited North Korea's foreign minister to meet with him next week to continue discussions on efforts to get the North to abandon its nuclear weapons.

Ismail al-Ithawi was part of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's inner circle and was responsible for religious edicts, finances and designing the educational curriculum for the Islamic State's once-vast area of control across Iraq and Syria.

Seaman Apprentice Joseph Min Naglak, 21, was an aviation boatswain’s mate from West Windsor, New Jersey. He had served aboard the Bush since August 2017, four months after he enlisted in the service.

Seaman Apprentice Joseph Min Naglak, 21, was struck by the propeller of an E-2C Hawkeye on Monday during flight operations aboard the aircraft carrier, which was off the East Coast of the United States.

Egypt's crackdown on freedom of expression under the rule of general-turned-president Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi has reached "alarming" and "unprecedented" levels, Amnesty International said Tuesday, calling for the unconditional release of Egyptians jailed for peacefully expressing their views.

Navy Chief Petty Officer Andrea L. Washington was found dead late Monday evening. Authorities are investigating the incident as a homicide, though an initial report obtained by ABC News said it was not related to domestic violence.

Mark Judge, a high school friend of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, told the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday that he has no memory of an alleged 1982 sexual assault by Kavanaugh and does not want to testify.

Four people were wounded during a shooting Wednesday at a software company in a suburb of Madison, Wisconsin, according to a city administrator.

A 15-page memo, signed by Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson, offers the first official estimate of the near-term costs of building a sixth branch of the military to focus on fighting in outer space, and outlines the Air Force’s ideas for doing so.

Handing out hot dogs, hugs and comforting words, President Donald Trump sought Wednesday to soothe those who suffered losses in Hurricane Florence, declaring that "America grieves for you" as he surveyed damage the powerful storm left behind in parts of North Carolina.

Less than 24 hours before Maryland's Big Ten opener, the results of the external investigation into the death of offensive lineman Jordan McNair will be released. The report is expected to explain the roles of the parties present during the fateful May 29 workout, assigning blame, determining culpability and clearing names.

A new tropical uniform, which has been described as “like pajamas,” is being field tested. It's based on the same design as the current Marine Corps combat utilities, but made of a lighter material designed to dry faster and keep Marines cooler.

Chief Petty Officer Steve Kelly does the cabbage patch in the front seat of his lifted Ford pickup. "Who let the dogs out?" he sings as he swings his arms in a circle. "Coast Guard, Coast Guard." The other members of his Coast Guard team from Kentucky laugh or roll their eyes in embarrassment.

On Jan. 9, 1968, while serving as a grenadier, Dave Boyer single-handedly knocked out an enemy machine gun position with grenades and provided cover for his company. Despite being wounded in action, he continued to help others, according to records.

American and Japanese bikers recently delivered $2,500 to the mayor of Iwakuni to support the victims of deadly flooding and landslides over the summer.

President Donald Trump has demanded the "immediate declassification" of sensitive materials about the Russia investigation, but the agencies responsible are expected to propose redactions that would keep some information secret, according to three people familiar with the matter.

Two women in the back of a sheriff's van drowned Tuesday evening when deputies tried to drive down a road flooded by tropical storm Florence.

An Iranian government-aligned group of hackers launched a major campaign targeting Mideast energy firms and others ahead of U.S. sanctions on Iran, a cybersecurity firm said Tuesday, warning further attacks remain possible as America re-imposes others on Tehran.

In the water, Matthew Kinne swam out to the truck, but both cab doors were locked. Inside, the driver was on the phone with 911, but with the air bags deployed, he couldn't unlock the doors.

Three U.S. soldiers, assigned to the 1st Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, were injured when their Abrams tank struck an embankment Wednesday during a training exercise in Slovakia.

A former Veterans Affairs police officer who authorities say repeatedly struck a patient outside a VA hospital in Indianapolis has been sentenced to a year in prison.