Новости за 22.10.2018

The future home of a statue commemorating the World War II massacre of Polish troops will be decided by voters.

A doctor told high school student Josh Bangert that he would be blind in three to five months. He realized that he had a lot to see in a short period of time - he had never seen the ocean, the desert or a mountain vista. And that's how his bucket list was born.

The fate of an ongoing military buildup, war oversight and decisions on who can enlist will rest in the hands of voters come November. There’s plenty at stake for the military and its servicemembers.

The fate of an ongoing military buildup, war oversight and decisions on who can enlist will rest in the hands of voters come November. There’s plenty at stake for the military and its servicemembers.

Airstrikes on Monday by the U.S.-led anti-Islamic State coalition hit the terrorist group’s fighters inside a Syrian mosque where ISIS was launching attacks against American-back militia, Pentagon officials said.

Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has stepped back from public life.

When it was time to train our boys for World War II, the military used thousands of sites around the United States. That included dropping a heck of a lot of bombs; some were made just for training, but others were the real deal.

A Fort Bragg soldier has been charged with kidnapping a 12-year-old girl who disappeared from her grandmother's home overnight and authorities say they had been communicating online.

A Fort Bragg soldier has been charged with kidnapping a 12-year-old girl who disappeared from her grandmother's home overnight and authorities say they had been communicating online.

A servicemember from NATO’s Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan was killed Monday in an apparent insider attack, the second deadly shooting of friendly forces in recent days believed to be carried out by an Afghan servicemember.

Jonah Hill has always wanted to direct. He worships filmmakers and has treated what he describes as an “accidental” but “wonderful” 15-year acting career as a partial film school, learning from people like Bennett Miller, who directed him in “Moneyball” and Martin Scorsese on “The Wolf of Wall Street.” But Hill didn’t just want to make any film, he wanted to have something to say, and the confidence and “emotional maturity” required to lead people.

Reports surface of "body double" dressed in journalists clothes after he was murdered and calls made from consulate back to Saudi Arabian royal palace.

The Navy sailed two Japan-based ships through the Taiwan Strait on Monday amid ongoing tensions over freedom of navigation in the western Pacific and political strains over trade with China.

A potential catastrophic Hurricane Willa swept toward Mexico's Pacific coast with winds of 155 mph (250 kph) Monday, threatening a stretch of high-rise resort hotels, surfing beaches and fishing villages.

While 35 years have passed since the Oct. 23, 1983 Beirut bombing, the date remains etched in the minds of Jacksonville, N.C. community members — as well as the memorial that stands in tribute to the nearly 300 lives lost in the blast.

While 35 years have passed since the Oct. 23, 1983 Beirut bombing, the date remains etched in the minds of Jacksonville, N.C. community members — as well as the memorial that stands in tribute to the nearly 300 lives lost in the blast.

Philly Shipyard chief executive Steinar Nerbovik has his sights set on a kind of ship that hasn't been made in the U.S. in decades: a heavy polar icebreaker for the Coast Guard.

The rustling of a gum wrapper at a performance of Gustav Mahler's 5th Symphony last week in Sweden brought several concertgoers to blows. Mahler's late Romantic epic became the occasion for an epic clash over candy.

The White House plans to convene technology giants including Amazon.com, Google, Microsoft and IBM on Monday and urge them to make it easier for their workers to leave behind their big paychecks and snazzy office perks and do brief tours of duty in government.

Former Acting Secretary of the Navy Sean J. Stackley said that he came up with a “pretty simple checklist” for figuring out what he wanted to do with the rest of his life after nearly 40 years in the Navy.

In these low-inflation days, there aren’t many businesses that would dare impose an overnight price increase of 10 percent on their best-known product — and that would simultaneously cut prices 29 percent on a similar but less popular product.

Trump is not the first president to bet on the wrong foreign leader. But he should now use the United States’ considerable influence to steer the king toward a new succession plan.

Security concerns ranging from terrorism and refugees to maritime piracy and poaching prevention are part of the talks at a conference of senior air force commanders from across Africa and the United States that opened Monday.

According to prosecutors, Tyler Lavergne met a 14-year-old girl online while he was enlisted in the Army and was residing on Fort Drum.

Yevgeny Prigozhin has been dubbed "Putin's chef" for organizing catering events for Russian President Vladimir Putin and even personally serving him and his guests on some occasions.