Новости за 29.10.2018

A 28-year-old Navy man was hit in the head with a baseball bat and suffered head and spinal injuries early Monday morning after he got into an altercation with a man in Barrio Logan, police said.

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump will visit Pennsylvania on Tuesday to commemorate the victims of last week's mass shooting at Tree of Life synagogue, the White House announced Monday, even as the mayor of Pittsburgh publicly requested that the trip be postponed until after the funerals.

Several hundred migrants tried to cross the Suchiate River from Guatemala to Mexico en masse on Monday, but were met by ranks of Mexican federal police who blocked them from entering.

Several hundred migrants tried to cross the Suchiate River from Guatemala to Mexico en masse on Monday, but were met by ranks of Mexican federal police who blocked them from entering.

President Donald Trump's warning came as the Pentagon began executing a support mission dubbed Operation Faithful Patriot to provide military assistance requested by the Customs and Border Patrol.

A female suicide bomber wounded nine people, mostly police officers, on a busy avenue in Tunisia's capital on Monday afternoon, authorities said.

Hawaii-based Navy divers from Mobile Diving Salvage Unit 1 recently completed the removal of 250,000 gallons of fuel oil from a captured World War II German cruiser that survived two atomic tests in 1946 but capsized and sank later that year at Kwajalein Atoll.

Heavy rains, thunderstorms in the forecast and the Italian decision to shutter schools for the next two days persuaded U.S. Army and Air Force authorities to close their base schools on Monday and Tuesday.

Researchers called it the first nationally representative study on ER visits for gun injuries among U.S. kids.

The federal government has begun shifting the burden of managing an influx of immigrant families on the border to local organizations and cities across the southwest border.

The White House on Sunday night had a decidedly spooky vibe, as President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump welcomed children of military families for trick-or-treating on the South Lawn.

If you oppose Trump, you may reasonably wish to punish congressmen for being close allies of his. Put too much stock in these percentages, though, and you may punish the wrong things.

Amid the dispiriting bid to curb voting, something else is happening: For the first time in years, citizens have responded with a robust push to expand democratic rights.

If the president does not always think of himself as the president, then expecting any kind of lasting, unifying rhetoric is a fool’s errand.

As Barry Werber walked into the Tree of Life Synagogue, he passed a cart carrying glassware and whiskey meant for the baby-naming ceremony scheduled at Dor Hadash, one of three small congregations that worship there.

The mission included more than 450 airmen, who began returning in early October to the sights and sounds of family members gathered at the flight line welcoming them home. The remaining contingent of airmen returned last week.

The attack on al-Fuqaha, south of the former IS bastion of Sirte on the Mediterranean coast, underlines the volatility of Libya's central region.

At a memorial service, the life of 34-year-old Army veteran Evan Mettie unfolded through stories of his quirky sense of humor. But family and friends also recalled the weight of his sacrifice for his country, and the fight he and his family waged the past 12 years.

The influx of thirsty American servicemembers over the weekend caused a beer shortage in many of the popular drinking establishments in the small country.

Angela Merkel told her conservative party on Monday that she is prepared to step down as its leader but remain Germany's chancellor following a pair of state election debacles, German media reported.

Germany's Angela Merkel announced Monday that she will step down as head of her conservative party in December after 18 years and won't seek a fifth term as chancellor in 2021, launching a leadership transition in Europe's biggest economy.

The Air Force has delivered its largest shipment of ordnance to Europe since NATO’s 1999 bombing campaign in the Balkans, a move that is part of a broader rearmament on the Continent.

More than 200 Marines took part in the friendly competition.

An Afghan official says a suicide car bombing near the election commission office in Kabul wounded six people.

An agency under the country's defense ministry began glide-bomb research this year and will continue with trial production through March 2025, with plans of putting the weapons into service by March 2026, a spokesman said.