Новости за 13.11.2018

The expo had finally begun, and now hundreds of school administrators streamed into a sprawling, chandeliered ballroom where entrepreneurs awaited, each eager to explain why their product, above all others, was the one worth buying.

Although she began working at 13, Helen Holloway's first job as a Rosie was test-firing army rifles when she was 17 years old.

Though he only lived for six years, Bryce Caldwell "had this light about him that people were drawn to," says his father, Jeremy Caldwell. "It was something amazing to see, how warm a personality he had, how caring he was, even at such a young age."

The story of a botched assassination will be part of an epic tale told in a tightly secured New York City courtroom as Guzman's long-awaited trial opens Tuesday. Opening statements were delayed after a juror was excused; a replacement was being selected.

The National Archives and The National Archives Foundation exhibit “Remembering Vietnam” provides a plethora of information and artifacts on the Vietnam War.

Women have served in the military since the Revolutionary War -- mostly unrecognized and under-appreciated until recent times, Teresa Shane, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2513 commander, said.

The death toll from the Camp fire in Paradise jumped to 42 on Monday, making it the deadliest fire in California history, as President Trump approved a major disaster declaration for the state.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said he will visit the U.S.-Mexico border Wednesday, less than two weeks after he ordered active-duty troops to deploy there in response to President Donald Trump’s request that the military help protect against a migrant caravan traveling north from Central America.

Maryland is challenging the appointment of Matthew Whitaker as the new U.S. acting attorney general, arguing that President Donald Trump sidestepped the Constitution and the Justice Department's own succession plan by elevating Whitaker to the top job.

The Chinese Air Force intends to expand its presence into space as part of its plan to become a "world-class force," state-run media reported Tuesday, quoting top military officers.

Steve Piotter and his wife, Judy, welcomed Major into their home last month after an intense two-week training program through Canine Companions for Independence, a Santa Rosa-based nonprofit that has provided skilled dogs to people with physical disabilities since 1975. Major has already become Piotter's constant sidekick.

The Air Force is developing more powerful "bunker buster" bombs, new reports say.

The Department of Veterans Affairs doesn’t have the tools to track whether private-sector medical providers are accurately giving exams that help determine whether veterans are eligible for VA benefits, a government watchdog agency found.

Members of the 29-nation alliance will be expected to submit by the end of the year plans on how to boost military expenditures that fall short of NATO requirements, said Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.

Spc. Nicholas C. Jividen, 21, died Nov. 6 at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, Calif., the military said. An investigation of his death is underway.

A couple, both Marines, attended a ball celebrating the Marine Corps' 243rd birthday. The next morning, the wife was found dead.

Sgt. Adam David Wright, 32, was pronounced dead by emergency medical personnel on Sunday.

President Donald Trump's State Department emptied the office, which had a mandate to negotiate and follow up on prisoner releases, to underscore his campaign promise to keep open the U.S. military prison in Cuba.

Karen Pence said officials are looking into finding more government jobs that can be done by military spouses from home.

Yokota High School cheerleaders gathered in Tokyo to perform a routine that was broadcast to an audience in Hiroshima for a Grand Prix of Figure Skating event.

The USS Green Bay pulled into Papua New Guinea’s capital city Tuesday ahead of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference that will gather world leaders for trade discussions Saturday and Sunday.

An Okinawa-based Marine is suspected of striking the unnamed Okinawan in the head from behind with a pool stick.

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday reaffirmed the need to keep sanctions on North Korea to achieve its denuclearization as they showcased their bilateral alliance, while Pence also urged Japan to do more to reduce U.S. trade deficit.

The Air National Guard has identified an airman pronounced dead earlier last week after being found unresponsive near Guam’s Tumon Bay.

At a solemn Veteran's Day ceremony Monday at the University of Saint Joseph, Leesa Philippon of West Hartford talked about growing up in a military family, her own service in the Army, having her son join the Marines in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, and the awful day she learned her son had died in combat in Iraq.