Новости за 23.09.2018

Federal prosecutors allege Arthur J. Perrault was “a serial child molester who abused numerous victims,” including while serving as a chaplain at Kirtland Air Force Base.

Federal prosecutors allege Arthur J. Perrault was “a serial child molester who abused numerous victims.” He is now in federal custody after his arrest last week on federal charges of aggravated sexual abuse of an 11-year-old during his time as a chaplain at Kirtland Air Force Base.

A 78-year-old man suffering a possible stroke aboard a cruise ship off Nantucket was be evacuated by helicopter.

There are hundreds of railroad museums and scenic train rides all across the United States. Many of them offer the opportunity to "step back in time" or "relive yesteryear." But few deliver on that promise quite like the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad -- a 64-mile, narrow-gauge route across the rugged San Juan Mountains of New Mexico and Colorado that has gone nearly unchanged since the last freight train rumbled over Cumbres Pass 50 years ago.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday that economic sanctions on North Korea won’t be reduced until it completes “denuclearization” after leader Kim Jong Un offered to close the North’s main nuclear site in exchange for U.S. concessions.

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said Sunday that a new special counsel be appointed to investigate efforts by enemies of President Donald Trump at the Justice Department.

April Naiman spent nearly four years – the entirety of her Army service – riding a horse named Big Ben in the 1st Cavalry Division Horse Cavalry Detachment.

Since then, she dreamed of adopting Big Ben and bringing him to her 23-acre farm in Oxford, Ohio, where she lives with her three children and Navy veteran husband.

This month, that dream came true.

The Russian Defense Ministry on Sunday presented its latest findings on the Il-20’s downing, accusing Israel of using a "deconfliction" hotline to mislead Russia about its plans.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in called the military accord signed during his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un last week “the most important” result for relations between the two countries.

The following are highlights from the inter-Korean military agreement signed by senior defense officials from both countries during the Sept. 18-20 summit between South Korea President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang.

Horas al-Din, Arabic for Guardians of Religion, called the deal to establish the zone by Oct. 15 a "great conspiracy."

Charles Valentino Lobato was taken into custody in Castle Rock on suspicion of first-degree murder of Shawnee Tapia on Jan. 7.

The Wings of Freedom Tour enables visitors to get up close to aircraft including the B-17 Flying Fortress "Nine O Nine," the B-24 Liberator "Witchcraft," and the P-51 Mustang "Toulouse Nuts" fighter.

Austal USA hosted the christening of Littoral Combat Ship 22, the U.S.S. Kansas City, at its manufacturing facility. The ship is the 17th Independence-class LCS the company has under contract with the Navy.

As the chief backer of Syria's embattled opposition, Turkey now faces a perilous task. It must disarm its rebel allies in Syria's Idlib province, under a new agreement with Russia, and eliminate the hardcore jihadists in their midst.

The NYPD twice bungled the complaints of a terrified Queens woman targeted by an obsessive ex-boyfriend in the days before he fatally shot her, police sources said Saturday.

Ninety-three years after the Peace Cross was dedicated, with a fife and drum corps leading a parade and a Maryland lawmaker saying the memorial would "keep fresh the memory of our boys who died for a righteous cause," the legal fronts in the struggle over the memorial are being newly mapped.

Ninety-three years after the Peace Cross was dedicated, with a fife and drum corps leading a parade and a Maryland lawmaker saying the memorial would "keep fresh the memory of our boys who died for a righteous cause," the legal fronts in the struggle over the memorial are being newly mapped.

In the hours after a suspected terrorist attack on a military parade in the Iranian city of Ahvaz on Saturday left more than two dozen dead, countries from around the world offered their sympathies to the victims. Some analysts wondered, however, why there wasn't a stronger response from the United States.

Army and Marine Corps combat stocks intended to supply thousands of troops in an emergency or conflict showed signs of corrosion and poor upkeep at multiple sites in Europe, a Pentagon watchdog said.

The confirmation process has followed the crumbling, descending path the rest of American politics has taken into the depths of cynicism, faux outrage and pandering to the parties’ hysterical bases.

Pfc. Willard “Bud” Jenkins will be given a hero’s burial in his hometown of of Scranton, Pa., this month, a little more than 74 years after he was killed in Europe.

A special program Sept. 29 on Military Services Day, the North Carolina Museum of History in Raleigh will mark the 100-year anniversary of “Breaking the Hindenburg Line,” a milestone considered a turning point of WWI.

Destructive winds forecast for between midnight Friday and 2 a.m. Sunday.

Winds of 40 mph or greater occurring on a base on Okinawa triggers TCCOR 1-C for U.S. bases.