Новости за 07.10.2018

Over the past two decades unmanned aerial drones have transformed how the U.S. Air Force wages war, allowing it to surveil hostile territory and neutralize enemy targets without putting the lives of pilots at risk.

President Donald Trump said Sunday that he hopes to see North Korean leader Kim Jong Un “in the near future” after his top diplomat reported progress Sunday at a meeting with Kim in Pyongyang held to resolve details of a potential second summit.

Army runners once again showed up strong at the service’s premiere race event, taking the top spots in both the men’s and women’s categories at the 2018 Army Ten-Miler.

State police say 20 people died in a crash in upstate New York that local officials say involved a limousine near a crowded tourist spot.

Voters in Latvia, a member of the European Union and NATO, chose Saturday from more than 1,400 candidates and 16 parties to fill the country's 100-seat parliament.

With over 95 percent of votes counted, preliminary results Sunday from Latvia's electoral committee showed the left-wing Harmony party was leading with 20 percent support.

The shooting took place early Sunday in the Barkan industrial zone, where Israelis and Palestinians work side by side.

The bridge destroyed in the assault cuts off the main highway from Kabul to the Ghazni, Zabul and Kandahar provinces. The battle also cut off electricity to four provinces: Maidan Wardak, Logar, Ghazni and Paktia.

The bridge destroyed in the assault cuts off the main highway from Kabul to the Ghazni, Zabul and Kandahar provinces. The battle also cut off electricity to four provinces: Maidan Wardak, Logar, Ghazni and Paktia.

The bridge destroyed in the assault cuts off the main highway from Kabul to the Ghazni, Zabul and Kandahar provinces. The battle also cut off electricity to four provinces: Maidan Wardak, Logar, Ghazni and Paktia.

Turkish investigators believe a prominent Saudi journalist who contributed to The Washington Post was killed in "a preplanned murder" at the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul, the Post reported Saturday night, citing two anonymous officials.

The second commander of Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station Sicily has been relieved of duty in the last three years.

The second commander of Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station Sicily has been relieved of duty in the last three years.

The United Nations on Sunday called on militants in Afghanistan to stop using improvised explosive devices in civilian areas, after it documented a sharp rise in civilian casualties caused by the explosives this year.

Families living on one of the Marine Corps' largest bases are ramping up criticism of the private company that manages their homes, saying it is ignoring long-standing problems with mold and structural defects that were exacerbated after Hurricane Florence slammed North Carolina last month.

D.J. Hammond's aerial offensive, with 6 of 10 completions for 142 yards and a touchdown, dominated the Midshipmen. The sophomore quarterback, third on the depth chart, also rushed for 60 yards and three scores for Air Force.

In a #CannabisForVets campaign launched this week, the nonpartisan advocacy group Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America is calling on “all patriotic Americans” to urge Congress to pass the VA Medicinal Cannabis Research Act of 2018.

U.S. Coast Guard crew members have rescued a man, his 9-year-old son and their dog after the family's fishing boat capsized off Long Island.

At some point during Judge Brett Kavanaugh's testimony last week, Marion Stanford grabbed a piece of wooden paneling, some paint and brushes and crafted an elephant, the Republican symbol, in red, white and blue – with its trunk climbing up the skirt of a little blonde girl in pink. A few days later, a police officer showed up at her house.

President Donald Trump predicted Saturday that Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, "will never recover" politically for her vote against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh as he celebrated his nominee's ascension following an extraordinarily brutal confirmation process.